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Apr 2026

Athletics Gauteng North dominated the overall medals table tallying it with a whopping 44 medals (18 golds, 15 silver and 11 bronze) on the third and final day of the ASA Senior Track and Field Championships in Stellenbosch, Cape Town on Saturday.

Competing in cold and wet conditions at Coetzenburg Stadium, long jump prodigal star Luvo Manyonga produced an electric performance on Friday, winning his first national title in seven years on Day 2 of the ASA Senior Track and Field Championships in Stellenbosch, Cape Town.

Sprinters Gift Leotlela and Joviale Mbisha successfully defended their national 100m titles, and distance runner Tayla Kavanagh produced a spectacular effort to win the women's 5 000m gold medal, on opening day of the ASA Senior Track & Field Championships at Coetzenburg Stadium in Stellenbosch, Cape Town on Thursday.

South Africa's top track and field athletes are ready for battle over the next three days, with the ASA Senior Track & Field Championships getting underway at Coetzenburg Stadium in Stellenbosch on Thursday.

Tumisang Pule was the best of the South Africans at the World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships held in Brasilia, Brazil on Sunday, taking 56th place in 1:42:04 in the men's half-marathon.

A five-member South African squad left on Thursday afternoon for the World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships to be held in Brasilia, Brazil on Sunday, 12 April.

It was a record-breaking week for South African athletes, with national marks falling at home and abroad.

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Mar 2026

Fingers crossed, breadth held as South Africa watches the countdown to the final slot allocations for the World Athletics Relays to be held Gaborone, Botswana on 2-3 May 2026.

It was another record-breaking day for South Africa's rising track and field stars, with multiple new marks being achieved on the third and final day of the ASA Age Group Championships a the Germiston Athletics Stadium on Saturday.

Five national records fell on Friday, with youth and junior athletes delivering in style on Day 2 of the ASA Age Group Championships at Germiston Stadium.

A squad of eight athletes landed in Gaborone earlier on Friday in search for a World Relays Championships qualifier in two events.

Sprinters stole the show on Thursday, closing out an explosive opening day in spectacular fashion at the ASA Age Group Championships at Germiston Athletics Stadium, Ekurhuleni.

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