The Sports Editor

The South Africa men's hockey team are constantly at work to make the game of hockey grow in the country.

We also chat about the various tournaments that are taking place, how the players manage their time and what the future hold for the sport in South Africa.

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Wayne Taylor has a unique amount of experience when it comes to strength and conditioning training.

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Brad Wheal has progressed tremendously well in his cricket career. At the age of 18, Brad caught the attention of Hampshire County Cricket Club and was thrown into the deep end on many occasion.

Brad has taken much advice from the experienced players around him and has gone on to represent the Scottish national side. He has also been integral in many fixtures to turn a match on its head to swing things in favour of the team he represents (A.K.A - Mr Reliable).

At 24 years of age, Brad has a First-Class bowling economy of 3.68 and 5.24 in List A cricket.

Great things await this talented cricketer!

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One of the most determined and ambitious cricketers comes in the form of Roelof van der Merwe. Roelof has always had a strong desire to be successful on the cricket field and has a passion that is much needed in a teams set up. 

After representing South Africa, Roelof made the Netherlands his home and contributed successfully in the teams efforts to qualify for the T20 World Cup as well as pursue a spot in the 50 over World Cup. 

In his career, Roelof has gone on to represent Somerset (his current club) and experienced much success with Royal Challengers Bangalore, Dehli Daredevils, Brisbane Heat and St Lucia Zouks. 

In this talk, Roelof gives very unassuming and honest answers as we look at his time in the national set up and how he is looking forward to the upcoming season with Somerset County Cricket Club.  

Matthew Booth has made an impression in the football world in many ways. After kicking off his football career in Cape Town, Matthew went on to represent Ajax Cape Town, Mamelodi Sundowns and Bidvest Wits in South Africa. Matthew played in Europe and drew interest from a number of clubs and whilst in Russia, he represented Rostov and Krylia Sovetov in which he played more than 100 matches for Krylia. Matthew also played for South Africa on 37 occasions and shared his thoughts on a appreciative but agonising 2010 World Cup.    

Matthew added that, " It shows what a beautiful game, this [football] is. You can be thin, fat, it doesn't matter what colour you are, or what language you speak,...if you have a footballing brain and you train hard and have the right technique, really anyone is able to play."   

Matthew is also involved with the SA Football Legends and you can find out more about the organisation on https://www.safl.co.za

Lwazi Mvovo is a true ambassador for the game of rugby. Lwazi spent the  majority of his career at The Sharks and went on to represent the  Springboks on 21 occasions (including SA 'A' and tours).   

In his career, Lwazi was always as consistent as one could find in any  team setup and was always hard at work on his game. He represented The  Sharks in 200 fixtures and has become an admired figure in the  community.   

In this interview, we spoke about his retirement, the current Sharks  squad and their performances as well as a famous sports personality he  would like to meet in person. We also touched on his outstanding ability in defense and attack.   

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Pedrie Wannenburg spent the majority of his rugby career with the Blue  Bulls. In that time, he did his club and country proud and played an  integral part in the Blue Bulls dominance of rugby in South Africa.

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In what is a first for The Sports Editor, we had the privilege of chatting to former Formula One racing driver, Mark Webber. The Australian has won 9 Grand Prix races and had 42 podium finishes in his career. Mark retired from Formula One in 2013 but still did some racing in the form of the World Endurance Championship with Porsche. 

Mark gives us an excellent breakdown of what it is like to be a race car driver with all the demands and expectations of Formula One and just how dedicated you have to be to the sport as a professional.  Mark also gives us his thoughts on Lewis Hamilton, Michael Schumacher, his toughest racing track and how technology has had an influence on the sport. Mark had his fair share of scary moments and added: " Doing gymnastics with a F1 car at high speed is never a good thing..."

Formula One is a unique sport as one gets pushed to the highest level in so many different aspects. The Formula One season is set to start on 21 March.

Xola Ntshinga is a well-spoken sports commentator who has a focus on rugby that comes through strongly in his shows and presentations. Xola has been involved in the sports industry for almost two decades and has brought many incredible stories to our TV screens.

Xola is also the Director of the Conqa Group which hosts incredible talks from international sports personalities.

In what has been an interesting number of months for The Sharks, we caught up with the coach of the team, Sean Everitt.

The Sharks are determined to do well and this could be an entertaining number of seasons coming up for The Sharks.