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4 days ago | 
citizen.co.za | Wesley Botton
Though he was delighted with the national squad’s results at the World Athletics Relays over the weekend, SA relay coach Paul Gorries has cautioned that South Africa’s sprinters will need to take another step up if they want to repeat their performances at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo later this year. In Guangzhou on Sunday, the SA men’s 4x100m and 4x00m teams won gold medals, with the 4x400m squad setting a national record of 2:57.50.
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4 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Wesley Botton
Texas dominates the SEC in its debut season within the conferenceThe Texas Longhorns have dominated the SEC Championships as the Horns navigate their first season in their new conference. The Texas rowing team …
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4 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Wesley Botton
4 hours agoWhere is Proteas legend Lance Klusener now? It has now been two decades since we last saw Lance Klusener play in the colours of the Proteas.
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5 days ago | 
citizen.co.za | Wesley Botton
South Africa made its biggest statement yet as a growing powerhouse in international sprinting, securing three medals on Sunday at the World Athletics Relays championship in Guangzhou, China. While the nation has seen a steady improvement in relay events in recent years, the SA squad had never before secured more than one medal at an edition of the World Relays showpiece.
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5 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Wesley Botton
SA team earn three medals on record-breaking day at World RelaysSouth Africa made its biggest statement yet as a growing powerhouse in international sprinting, securing three medals on Sunday at the World …
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6 days ago | 
citizen.co.za | Wesley Botton
The record-breaking national women’s 4x400m team and the men’s 4x100m quartet led the charge on Saturday, as all four South African squads progressed to their respective finals on day one the World Athletics Relays championship in Guangzhou. Though they were fortunate to be drawn in what was the slowest of three heats, the SA women’s 4x400m team – Shirley Nekhubui, Hannah van Niekerk, Precious Molepo and Zeney Geldenhuys – did well to win their first-round race in 3:28.01.
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6 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Wesley Botton
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1 week ago | 
citizen.co.za | Wesley Botton
Despite missing out on a place in the final, captain Laura Wolvaardt believes the Proteas women showed improvement throughout the tri-series against Sri Lanka and India in Colombo over the last couple of weeks. After losing three games on the trot, the SA team bounced back to secure a consolation victory on Friday, beating hosts Sri Lanka by 76 runs in their last game of the campaign. “Obviously we didn’t have the best start to the series, but it’s nice to finish off with the win,” Wolvaardt said.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Wesley Botton
7 hours agoJERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — Defending champion Nelly Korda hit her stride late on a long and soft Liberty National, making three birdies over her last five holes for a 4-under 68 and a share of the lead Friday in the Mizuho Americas Open. Rain and cloud cover made the course across the Hudson River …
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1 week ago | 
citizen.co.za | Wesley Botton
Proteas women all-rounder Annerie Dercksen celebrates her maiden international century against Sri Lanka. Picture: Isuru Sameera/Gallo Images South Africa secured a consolation win on Friday, coasting to a 76-run victory over Sri Lanka in their last match of the women’s ODI tri-series in Colombo.
