The Western Province Badminton Association are actively involved in the development of the sport of badminton, and with the support of the Western Cape Government, they have teams coming from Oceanview (many of whom have represented Western Province) and Gugulethu, who provide transport in bringing the players to the hall to practice and play league.
Continue reading →Information on all aquatic sports in the Western Cape
Continue reading →WCBL is a boxing league which will be conducted on annual basis. The page will contain lasted updates on the league and extra activities related.
Continue reading →Surfing SA is the recognized governing body for the sport of surfing in South Africa and is a member of the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC), which, along with Sport and Recreation South Afric(SRSA), controls all sport in South Africa.
Continue reading →NORGALAS (North Gauteng Artificial Lure Angling Society) is South Africa’s leading Artificial lure angling (or Artlure) province. NORGALAS consists of three affiliated clubs, Salmo, Classics Spinfishing Society and Pretoria Spinfishing Society. NORGALAS is affiliated to SAALAA (South African Artificial Lure Angling Association).
Continue reading →Port Elizabeth Clay Target Club (PECTC) is an Outdoor Clay Shooting Range. We also offer club memberships should you wish to actively take part in clay shooting.”
Continue reading →The National Blackball Federation is the official blackball pool authority in South Africa, affiliated to the South African Pool Union
Continue reading →The Nordwes Jagters en Wilsbewaringsvereniging is an organisation of hunters dedicated to the ethical and responsible practice of their discipline.
Continue reading →Club for canoeing enthusiasts. Affiliated with the Eastern Cape Canoe Union (ECCU)
Continue reading →PASA is a non-profit association of members with the mission statement:
“To foster, develop and facilitate sport parachuting, in all its facets, within South Africin the safest and most progressive manner, on behalf of its members.”
For many people the words parachuting and skydiving conjure up images of adrenalin junkies and daredevils with little regard for their own safety. One of the questions most frequently asked of sport parachutists is, “who in their right mind would want to willingly throw themselves out of a perfectly serviceable aircraft?”
In truth, sport parachuting is a disciplined sport that operates within rigidly defined and enforced safety parameters as set out in PASA’s Manual of Procedures. This Manual has been ratified by the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) and is the basis upon which PASA has been approved as an Aviation Recreation Organisation. The safety and training standards contained in the manual are on a par or better than international standards and must be adhered to by all affiliated drop zones and members in South Africa.
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