Caster Semenya and Wayde van Niekerk will head a world-class South African field in the final day of the CAA African Senior Athletics Championships in Durban on Sunday afternoon. Van Niekerk and Semenya will be joined by world class 400m hurdler Wenda Nel, SA 5000m record holder Elroy Gelant, 2015 World student 400m champion Justine…
Photo by: Roger Sedres The medal tally of the South African team seems to be growing in leaps and bounds on a daily at the CAA African Senior Championships. The team added six more medals on the fourth day of the championships. Stalwarts Chris Harmse (Hammer-Throw), Sunette Viljoen (Javelin Throw) and Godfrey Mokoena led by…
Photo by: Roger Sedres Caster Semenya (1500m), Jacob Rozani (800m) and both the men’s and women’s 4 x 100m teams (Women: Tamzin Thomas, Tebogo Mamatu, Alyssa Conley and Carina Horn. Men: Wayde van Niekerk, Akani Simbine, Emile Erasmus and Gift Leotlela) produced Olympic qualifying efforts and also secured podium positions on the third day…
Photo by: Roger Sedres Team South Africa topped the medal table of the CAA African Senior Championships at the end of day two bagging a solid 12 pieces of silverware and the medal-winning streak is about to continue this afternoon. The youngster Chris Moleya will look to go higher than his 2.23m season’s best to…
Ruswahl Samaai, Lebogang Shange and Lindsay Hanekom’s recent consistent world class performances seems to be overlooked and wiped under the carpet. However, we have decided to shine the spotlight on them: Lebonang Shange: finished second at the IAAF Race Walking Challenge in Maior, Portugal in another world class time of 1h21min23sec on Saturday afternoon. Earlier…
Lusapho April became the fourth South African athlete this weekend to qualify for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. April made history on Sunday morning by becoming the first man to win the Hannover Marathon in Germany three times! This history making feat therefore saw him cross the line in a great time of 2h11min27sec, far…
Anel Ooosthuizen walked a world class 20km time of 1h34min53sec in very cold conditions in Czech Republic to not only set a new South African record, but to also qualify for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. Oosthuizen’s time of 1h34min53sec ensured that she came well under the 1h36min ‘A’ qualifying mark! Well done Anel Oosthuizen….
The South African 110m hurdles champion, Antonio Alkana, comfortably qualified for the Rio Olympic Games at the Greenpoint Stadium, Cape Town earlier today. Alkana surpassed the qualifying standard of 13.47sec when he clocked a blistering 13.43sec, thus making him the clear favourite heading into next week’s national championships! We salute you Antonio Alkana! #bringingtrackback
Hlaselo in action Dumisani Hlaselo is slowly but surely becoming a household name for his athletic ability, but not many people know that this superstar is currently finishing his master’s degree in Sport Science and on-top of it all; he does not have a coach. The Eastern Cape born Hlaselo is a man of little…
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