 Semick pulls out of Comrades
Ultra-distance runner Kami Semick has been forced to withdraw from next month's Comrades marathon due to a hip injury. Read full article |
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 10km champ Andreas targets Olympics
Newly-crowned SA 10km road running champion Jeromy Andreas admits the title he won on Sunday is only the first step towards his bigger dream of winning an Olympic track medal for his country. Read full article |
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 Andreas, Phalula win SA 10km titles
Debutant Jeromy Andreas won the SA 10km road running championships in Durban on Sunday, edging Namakoe Nkhasi in a sprint finish, and Lebo Phalula bagged the women's title. Read full article |
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 Mokoka out of SA 10km Champs
Men's favourite Stephen Mokoka says he will not compete in Sunday's SA 10km Championships in Durban, choosing instead to focus on the international track season. Read full article |
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 New champions to be crowned at SA 10km Champs
This Sunday will see the crowning of new champions at the SA 10km Championships as none of the defending champions will be present to defend their titles at this year’s championships taking place in Ethekwini. Read full article |
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 Greenwood withdraws from Comrades
British ultra-distance specialist Ellie Greenwood as withdrawn from next month's Comrades Marathon with an ankle injury. Read full article |
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 Kemboi wins Prague Marathon
Nicholas Kemboi of Qatar won the Prague International Marathon on Sunday while Caroline Rotich of Kenya claimed the women's race. Read full article |
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 Noguchi wins Sendai half marathon
Athens Olympic gold medalist Mizuki Noguchi won the Sendai international half marathon on Sunday for her first win in five years. Read full article |
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 Petitioners ask marathon to let them finish in '14
Runners who couldn't complete last month's Boston Marathon because of the bombs at the finish line have created an online petition asking organisers to let them into next year's race. Read full article |
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 Kalmer remains confident of title defence
Rene Kalmer has not given up on her defence of the Spar Women's Grand Prix title, after settling in 10th position in the standings. Read full article |
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 'Athletes must be educated on doping'
Comrades Marathon champion Ludwick Mamabolo has called for the SA Institute for Drug-Free Sport to educate athletes on their rights and the correct procedures regarding the post-race testing process. Read full article |
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 Maxwell places sixth in Berlin
SA Olympic marathoner Tanith Maxwell placed sixth in the BIG 25 Berlin road race behind race winner Lucy Kabuu who led a Kenyan clean sweep of the podium on Sunday. Read full article |
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 Nyahora makes it two in a row
Zimbabwean Rutendo Nyahora recorded her second successive victory in the Spar Women's Challenge 10km series in Port Elizabeth on Saturday morning. Read full article |
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 Mamabolo to receive Comrades trophy
Eleven months after winning the Comrades Marathon, Ludwick Mamabolo will receive his trophy, gold medal and R300 000 winner's cheque at Comrades House in Pietermaritzburg on Monday. Read full article |
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 Xiniwe sets her sights on second-leg victory
Zintle Xiniwe hopes to get back to winning ways when she lines up for the Spar Women's 10km Challenge in Port Elizabeth on Saturday. Read full article |
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Anti-doping process 'was chaotic'
The process which resulted in 2012 Comrades Marathon winner Ludwick Mamabolo testing positive for a banned substance was chaotic, according to a report by an inquiry committee. Read full article |
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Mamabolo delighted to be cleared
Comrades Marathon champion Ludwick Mamabolo says he is relieved after being cleared of doping charges, more than 10 months after winning the annual ultra-marathon in KwaZulu-Natal. Read full article |
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 Comrades champ found not guilty
Comrades Marathon champion Ludwick Mamabolo has been cleared on doping charges, more than 10 months after he tested positive for methylhexaneamine. Read full article |
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 Ethiopians triumph in Dusseldorf Marathon
Ethiopian Dereje Debel Tulu won the Dusseldorf marathon Sunday in a course record 2 hours 7 minutes 48 seconds. Read full article |
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 Kiprop romps to record win in Madrid
Kenyan Francis Kiprop won the Madrid marathon in a record time on Sunday as he crossed the line in two hours 10 mins and 57 secs. Read full article |
