That concludes our interview with Bianca Wood as she answers questions from our Sports Mvt online community.

In this episode, she opens up about the ups and downs of being a learner-athlete at the high school level, the importance of mental health on and off the turf and how it felt when she reached 150 caps for Clarendon Hockey (1st Team).

The South African field hockey international player also highlights why family and friends' support is important as an athlete and what makes the SPAR Eastern Cape Schoolgirls Hockey Challenge so unique.

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Now it is time for our quickfire questions with Bianca Wood.

She tells us more about the position she plays and her most memorable match to date. The South African field hockey international player describes her national team roommate and Mathapelo Christa Ramasimong - the captain of the South Africa U-21 women's national field hockey team at the 2021 Women's FIH Hockey Junior World Cup.

Wood also opens up about the toughest players she faced at the 2019 FIH Women's Series Finals in Valencia.

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As the conversation with the South African field hockey international player, Bianca Wood, continues she opens about her senior debut during the 2019 Test Series against Namibia at home.

Wood also takes us through her representation for the St Lucia Lakers and Namaqualand Daisies in the Premier Hockey League while at the time she was still a learner-athlete at High School level. Lastly, she opens about her selection for the Women's FIH Hockey Junior World Cup and what is next for her in the coming years.

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Bianca Wood is a South African field hockey international player. She is currently part of the South Africa U-21 national field hockey team squad for the upcoming 2021 Women's FIH Hockey Junior World Cup in Potchefstroom.

In this episode, Wood takes us through how she fell in love with hockey, her senior international debut and mentions her upbringing in a sporty family, also highlighting that she started as a goalkeeper switched to being a striker.

The Clarendon High School for Girls matriculant discloses how has the game of hockey changed her life on and off the turf and the importance of development.

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And that concludes our interview series with Nthabeleng 'Dunga' Modiko who is an assistant coach of the women's football team at the University of Johannesburg. She answers questions sent by the Sports Mvt online community.

In this episode, Dunga discloses what she wishes for women's football in South Africa and her philosophy as a coach. She also tells us what the International Women's Day theme '#BreakTheBias' means to her.

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Now it is time for our quickfire questions with Nthabeleng 'Dunga' Modiko.

In this episode, she tells us where does the name Dunga come from, her Banyana Banyana debut against Tanzania during the African Women's Championship Qualifiers and the type of captain she was in her playing days. Interestingly, she names her Best XI including Thoko Mndaweni (GK), Simphiwe Dludlu, Amanda Sister, Nothando Vilakazi, Kylie Louw, Thembi Kgatlana and Amanda Dlamini.

Dunga also discloses Arsenal W.F.C. and the University of Johannesburg as the overseas-based and local club of her choice that she could join if given a chance right now.

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As the conversation continues to wrap up the interview series of Part 1, Nthabeleng 'Dunga' Modiko, takes us through her achievements and overall experience within the period of five years spent with the Wits University Football Club.

She also shares what pushed her to retire early after the 2011 All-Africa Games in Mozambique. In closing, Dunga discloses the feeling of return back to the University of Johannesburg.

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This week, we turn our focus on all things football coaching related. We chat with Nthabeleng 'Dunga' Modiko who recently joined the University of Johannesburg (UJ) as an assistant coach of the women's team.

She takes us through her love for football, how she ended up playing for Banyana Banyana and what was special about the 2010 Africa Women’s Championship hosted in South Africa (now known as the Africa Women Cup of Nations).

Modiko who holds a Diploma in Banking (UJ) and BCom Accounting (University of the Free State) discloses the ups and downs of being a student-athlete considering she was once a student-athlete herself.

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That is a wrap of our interview series with Zethu Myeki for all things golf-related through questions asked by our Sports Mvt online community.

In this episode, she gives words of thanks to Ernie Els Foundation for the endless support throughout her career, tells us why mental health is important to her both on and off the course and shares words of encouragement to the next generation of female golfers in Mdantsane, East London. More importantly, Myeki highlights what the current COVID-19 pandemic has taught her and the challenges of becoming a professional golfer.

The South African pro golfer on the Sunshine Ladies Tour recently joined Investec as a sponsored athlete.

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It is time for our quick-fire questions with the South African professional golfer, Zethu Myeki. In this episode, she describes herself as a golfer in five words, tells us more about her style of play and names the Sunshine Ladies Tour venues that she always looks forward to playing on.

If you were to build your own team for Solheim Cup on the Ladies European Tour, who would you have in the team? Myeki answers the question.

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