UJ Alumni Impumelelo Magazine Edition 12

Gold medal winners (18):

Name

Event

Distance/Height Time

Martha Nkosi

High jump

1.65m

–

Tshepo Lefete

Men’s 110m hurdles

–

14.21

Sabelo Dhlamini

Men’s 200m sprint

–

21.43

Sibusiso Msibi

Men’s 1500m

–

08:47.41

Katlego Nyelele

High jump

2.05m

–

Karabo Sathekge

Long jump

7.89m

–

Oratile Mashigo

Men’s 3000m steeplechase –

09:14.68

Patience Ntshingila

Women’s triple jump

12.08m

–

Sabelo Dhlamini

Men’s 400m hurdles

–

50.02

Kayla La Grange

Women’s 100m sprint

–

11.92

Retshidisitswe Mlenga

Men’s 100m sprint

–

10.40

Boikanyo Motlhamme

Men’s 800m

–

1:50.06

Roger Haitengi

Men’s triple jump

15.81m

–

Sisanda Dumisa

Women’s 5000m

–

18:11.73

Nhlanhla Maseko

Men’s 400m

–

0:46.83

“The club did incredibly well in this edition of the Central Gauteng Athletics Championships,” said Roger Haitengi, Manager and Coach of the UJ Athletics Club. “Many of our athletes have also secured qualification for the upcoming Athletics South Africa National Championships. These performances are a fantastic confidence boost heading into the University Sport South Africa (USSA) championships in Stellenbosch during the first week of April. While we’re thrilled with our success at home, our athletes need to stay focused and maintain peak physical condition to defend our 2023 title won in Bloemfontein in May.”

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