​Returning to the race with a third straight victory on the line, Caroline Wostmann believes the women’s contest at the Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon on Saturday will be tougher than it has been for the last couple of years.
Wostmann won the 56km race in Cape Town in 2015 and 2016 after sitting back in the first half and closing down the leaders in the latter stages, but her winning times on both occasions were relatively slow.
The 3:44:44 she needed to win last year’s event was the slowest time required for victory at the race in 15 years, though the new course was considered more difficult than the old route.
Lining up against a field packed with current and former standard marathon specialists, and with her sights set on the 87km Comrades Marathon taking place just seven weeks later, Wostmann admitted her sit-and-kick tactics might not have the desired effect on this occasion.
Should she win, it would be a historic performance, and Wostmann would become only the fourth athlete (and the first in 18 years) to earn three successive Two Oceans titles, but she admitted it was unlikely.
“I think it will be faster this year,” Wostmann said this week.
“Jenna (Challenor), Tanith (Maxwell) and the Ethiopians will probably make sure it’s a fast pace, which is going to make it difficult.”
Maxwell has paid her dues, and the former Olympian will be hungry for victory after finishing third in 2015 and second in 2016, while Challenor will hope to cause an upset on debut.
The international charge is expected to be led by another debutant, Maryna Damantsevich of Belarus, who set her standard marathon best of 2:30:07 in Warsaw two years ago, and Zimbabwean Tabitha Tsatsa, who was crowned 2013 Two Oceans champion after Russian athlete Natalia Volgina was stripped of the title for a doping violation.
After winning the Cape Town Marathon last year in a personal best 2:36:13, Tish Jones of Great Britain has proved she can be competitive in the unpredictable Western Cape conditions, though her disastrous 6:40:26 on debut last season leaves questions about her ability to go the distance.
American athletes Sarah Bard, who was fourth at the 100km World Championships in Winschoten in 2015, and Devon Yanko, who was seventh at Two Oceans two years ago, will also hope to make an impact. Alemtsehay Kakissa of Ethiopia, a former winner of the 68km Legends ultra-marathon in the Eastern Cape, will be eager to improve on her ninth-place finishes at Two Oceans in 2014 and 2016, while her compatriot Elisabeth Arsedo will hope to flaunt her speed on debut.
Meanwhile, in the men’s race, defending champion Mike Fokoroni of Zimbabwe and compatriot Collen Makaza should toe the line as the pre-race favourites.
Fokoroni’s time last year (3:13:33) was nearly 10 minutes outside the race record and it was the slowest winning performance since 1994, but the men’s contest is also likely to be a fair bit quicker this weekend, provided the weather plays its part.
Fokoroni, a former Olympic marathon runner, and Makaza, a two-time world 50km champion, hold nine Two Oceans gold medals between them and they are expected to launch a formidable assault.
Leading another strong contingent of athletes from Lesotho, Moeketsi Mosuhli will go in search of his maiden victory at the annual race, after racking up five gold medals and three podium finishes. He will be supported by countryman and three-time gold medallist Warinyane Lebopo.
The local charge will be spearheaded by in-form veteran Johannes Kekana, a former All Africa Games marathon champion, and Hendrick Ramaala, a previous winner of the prestigious New York Marathon who finished second on his Two Oceans debut in 2014.
Other contenders in the wide open race include Ludwick Mamabolo, who won the Comrades Marathon in 2012 and has shown potential over the shorter 56km distance with two Two Oceans gold medals. If the leaders struggle in the closing stages, the powerful, experienced athlete is likely to be ready to pounce.
Another local athlete, Lungile Gongqa, holds an impressive marathon best of 2:11:59, though he has perhaps pushed himself too hard by over-racing in the last few years, and he will need to dig deep to give himself a chance.
The East African contingent will be led by Ethiopian Eshetu Bekele, a former winner of the Mandela Day Marathon in Pietermaritzburg, and Kenyan athlete Moses Kurgat, who was sixth at the Cape Town Marathon last season in 2:13:16 after settling for 11th position in his Two Oceans debut.
In the half-marathon race, Namakoe Nkhasi of Lesotho will return to defend his title against a full-strength local field.
Nkhasi, who won the men’s 21km contest last year in 1:03:38, is up against four-time winner Stephen Mokoka, national 5 000m record holder Elroy Gelant, former SA champion Lucky Mohale, and the likes of Gladwin Mzazi, Sibusiso Nzima, Joel Mmone, David Manja and Vuyisile Tshoba.
Irvette van Zyl is also back in an attempt to retain the women’s half-marathon crown after securing victory last year in 1:13:14.
She faces a field including Lebogang Phalula, who won the race in 2015, in-form athlete Keneilwe Sesing, Zimbabwean star Rutendo Nyahora and Olympic marathon runner Christine Kalmer.

* The race will be broadcast live from 5.30am on SABC 2

​Results of the Old Mutual Two Oceans road race in Cape Town on Saturday, 15 April, 2017 (RSA unless otherwise stated):

56km

Men

Open: 1 Lungile Gongqa 3:09:43, 2 Warinyane Lebopo (LES) 3:10:21, 3 Teboho Sello (LES) 3:11:48, 4 Collen Makaza (ZIM) 3:12:17, 5 Melly Kennedy (KEN) 3:13:36, 6 Dinke Kebede (ETH) 3:14:19, 7 Bongmusa Mthembu 3:14:44, 8 Stephen Muzhingi (ZIM) 3:15:47, 9 Siphiwe Ndlela 3:17:06, 10 Moeketsi Mosuhli (LES) 3:17:36
Veterans: 1 Stephen Muzhingi (ZIM) 3:15:47, 2 Mike Fokoroni (ZIM) 3:17:46, 3 Thuso Mosiea 3:20:28
Masters: 1 Reginald Ngobese 3:34:36, 2 Patrick Chipoyi (ZIM) 3:47:05, 3 Matthew Lynas (GBR) 3:51:44
Grandmasters: 1 Gideon Radebe 4:19:31, 2 Kosie Botha 4:22:47, 3 Aubrey Roberts 4:40:18
Great grandmasters: 1 Marosi Mosehla 5:17:13, 2 Brian Key (GBR) 5:29:52, 3 John Mngadi 5:55:58

Women

Open: 1 Maryna Damantsevich (BLR) 3:37:13, 2 Jenna Challenor 3:47:32, 3 Tanith Maxwell 3:55:42, 4 Mary Khourie 4:01:08, 5 Ntombesintu Mfunzi 4:01:26, 6 Ulrica Stander 4:02:45, 7 Janie Grundling 4:03:51, 8 Tabitha Tsatsa (ZIM) 4:04:08, 9 Stephanie Smith 4:04:16, 10 Sarah Bard (USA) 4:05:16
Veterans: 1 Tanith Maxwell 3:55:42, 2 Ulrica Stander 4:02:45, 3 Tabitha Tsatsa (ZIM) 4:04:08
Masters: 1 Allison Blackmore (GBR) 4:20:08, 2 Christine Claasen 4:37:50, 3 Annatjie Botes 4:38:49
Grandmasters: 1 Nancy Will 4:55:40, 2 Jeannine Liebrand (NED) 4:59:28, 3 Hanlie van der Westhuizen 5:29:36

21km

Men

Open: 1 Namakoe Nkhasi (LES) 1:03:15, 2 Khoarahlane Seutlaoli (LES) 1:03:45, 3 David Manja 1:04:19, 4 Lucky Mohale 1:04:36, 5 Thabang Mosiako 1:04:38, 6 Melikhaya Frans 1:05:07, 7 Gladwin Mzazi 1:05:22, 8 Marianio Eesou 1:05:35, 9 Silindile Gubese 1:05:59, 10 Phillimon Mathipa 1:06:24
Veterans: 1 Tsungai Mwanengeni (ZIM) 1:14:19, 2 Mathias Kanisiu 1:20:12, 3 Madoda Feni 1:21:27
Masters: 1 Makaya Masumpa 1:17:44, 2 Garrett Robson 1:21:50, 3 Desmond Zibi 1:22:50
Grandmasters: 1 Muhammad Kriel 1:28:17, 2 Robert Lindsay 1:32:49, 3 Piet Smit 1:34:40
Great grandmasters: 1 Johannes Herbst 1:56:48, 2 Nic Brummer 1:59:19, 3 Jeff Smith 2:00:11
Juniors: 1 Godwin Heyns 1:18:45, 2 Alex Colegrave 1:24:14, 3 Calvin Hammond 1:24:40

Women

Open: 1 Irvette van Zyl 1:13:53, 2 Nolene Conrad 1:14:27, 3 Louisa Leballo 1:15:00, 4 Cornelia Joubert 1:15:23, 5 Lebogang Phalula 1:16:18, 6 Lavinia Haitope (NAM) 1:16:26, 7 Mapaseka Makhanya 1:17:17, 8 Rutendo Nyahora (ZIM) 1:18:11, 9 Christine Kalmer 1:18:46, 10 Rhudo Monderwa (ZIM) 1:19:53
Veterans: 1 Bulelwa Simae 1:24:17, 2 Janene Carey 1:28:53, 3 Helen Ibbotson (GBR) 1:31:17
Masters: 1 Judy Bird 1:28:22, 2 Elmarie Coetzee 1:34:44, 3 Georgina Andraos 1:37:18
Grandmasters: 1 Margie Saunders 1:41:19, 2 Charmaine Cupido 1:54:24, 3 Louisa van der Westhuizen 1:57:27
Great grandmasters: 1 Veronica van Niekerk 1:59:23, 2 Margaret Plantema 2:03:03, 3 Diana Thomson 2:09:15
Juniors: 1 Kirsten Roodman 1:42:25, 2 Linda Detering (GER) 1:45:08, 3 Gabriella Barker 1:49:40

* Results courtesy of www.twooceansmarathon.org.za

​Lungile Gongqa and Jenna Challenor made successful steps up in distance on Saturday, with the standard marathon specialists finishing as the first South African athletes in the men’s and women’s races at the Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon in Cape Town.
Though Gongqa had previously made his ultra-marathon debut at the 2012 edition of the race, when he finished 29th, he had since focussed on the 42km distance, clocking a personal best of 2:11:59 at the Cape Town Marathon in 2015 and qualifying for last year’s Rio Olympics where he dropped out of the race.
Making a triumphant return, the Eastern Cape athlete waited patiently in a large lead group for most of the 56km race, and he laid down the hammer after the final big climb up Constantia Nek to shake off a challenge from Warinyane Lebopo of Lesotho.
Gongqa won the race in 3:09:43, crossing the line 38 seconds ahead of Lebopo, who secured the fourth gold medal of his Two Oceans career.
While Gongqa racked up the first SA victory in the men’s race in four years, the foreign contingent dominated the top 10, taking the majority of the gold medals.
Former Comrades Marathon winner Bongmusa Mthembu, who finished seventh in 3:14:44, and Siphiwe Ndlela, who grabbed ninth spot in 3:17:06, were the only other South Africans to feature.
In a change of fortunes, local athletes dominated the top 10 in the women’s contest, but Maryna Damantsevich of Belarus romped to the R250 000 first prize.
Damantsevich controlled the race from start to finish to bag the title in 3:37:13, despite falling and scraping her knees at the start.
Challenor, also making her ultra-marathon debut, ran a well-judged race to finish second in 3:47:32.
Former Olympian Tanith Maxwell was the only other lady under four hours, clocking 3:55:42 to lift the veterans’ crown.
Aside from Challenor and Maxwell, five other SA women earned gold medals.
Caroline Wostmann, who won the previous two editions of the race, withdrew shortly after the 10km with a hamstring injury.
She was left in a race against time to recover for her Comrades Marathon ‘up’ run title defence in just seven weeks’ time.
Earlier on Saturday, in the half-marathon contest, Namakoe Nkhasi strengthened his grip on local road races, charging to his second straight Two Oceans title.
Nkhasi, who represented Lesotho at last year’s Olympics, set a course record of 1:03:15 to hold off countryman Khoarahlane Seutlaoli by half a minute.
While she was 39 seconds outside her winning time last year, Irvette van Zyl also defended her title in the women’s 21km race in 1:13:53.
Producing her best performance of the season thus far, Van Zyl finished 34 seconds ahead of compatriot Nolene Conrad, who grabbed second spot.

* Full results are available in our Results section

​Results of all finals contested at the SA Junior and Youth Championships in Cape Town (7-8 April, 2017):

Juniors

Men

100m (+1.1): 1 Thembo Monareng (AGN) 10.52, 2 Ethan Noble (WPA) 10.60, 3 Thapelo Maholela (AGN) 10.62, 4 Amaan Africa (BOLA) 10.74, 5 Nathaniel Sauls (CGA-I) 10.78, 6 Andiswa Ndlela (KZNA) 10.83, 7 Johan van der Merwe (ACNW) 10.89, 8 Mfundo Mzobe (KZNA) 11.01
200m: 1 Gift Leotlela (AGN) 20.28, 2 Thembo Monareng (AGN) 20.94, 3 Ethan Noble (WPA) 21.03, 4 Thando Dlodlo (CGA) 21.13, 5 Andiswa Ndlela (KZNA) 21.41, 6 Casper Lotter (EPA) 21.61, 7 Johan van der Merwe (ACNW) 21.75
400m: 1 Zakithi Nene (KZNA) 47.45, 2 Braam Bisschop (AGN) 47.70, 3 Bongani Sitholi (AFS) 47.91, 4 Gadeo Isaacs (BOLA) 48.38, 5 Nikolas Marich (CGA) 49.21, 6 Khakalethu Bophi (BORA) 49.50, 7 Quintin Pennells (CGA) 49.67
800m: 1 George Kusche (AGN) 1:51.96, 2 Dylan van Rooyen (AVT) 1:52.15, 3 Alwin Dirkse (BOLA) 1:52.37, 4 Vusi Madonsele (AGN) 1:52.63, 5 Tsielo Tsanyane (KZNA) 1:53.06, 6 Juan Jones (WPA-I) 1:53.62, 7 Francois Bruwer (BOLA) 1:54.03, 8 Phelani Maduwa (AVT) 1:54.84, 9 Tyler Warries (AGN) 1:55.43, 10 Wilhelm Berrange (ANWN) 1:55.50
1 500m: 1 George Kusche (AGN) 3:47.84, 2 Ryan Mphahlele (CGA) 3:49.18, 3 Dais Malebana (AGN) 3:53.23, 4 Thabo Viti (CGA) 3:57.23, 5 More Lehlogouolo (AGN) 3:59.57, 6 Kutlwesiso Sidinile (CGA) 3:59.98, 7 Aubrey Kotze (WPA-I) 4:01.02, 8 Romano Slinger (EPA) 4:01.54, 9 Thulani Lekhuleni (AMPU) 4:04.15, 10 Phelani Maduwa (AVT) 4:05.92, 11 Thembekile Kupiso (ACNW) 4:12.80
5 000m: 1 Kabelo Seboko (CGA) 14:28.98, 2 Pakiso Mthembu (AFS) 14:36.73, 3 Thabo Masina (CGA) 14:45.60, 4 Adrian Wildschutt (WPA) 14:55.33, 5 Siphiwe Mohlomi (CGA) 14:56.87, 6 Disego Ledwaba (LIMA) 15:00.43, 7 Motatsi Ntsasa (AFS) 15:06.82, 8 Teboho Selolo (AGN) 15:12.40, 9 Thembeku Mendu (WPA) 15:18.97, 10 Ronaldo January (WPA) 15:28.64, 11 Jacob Khomola (LIMA) 15:32.29, 12 Rowhaldo Ratz (WPA) 15:45.97, 13 Tabile Mkhupeni (ATRA) 16:11.47, 14 Kanannelo Thulo (BOLA) 16:13.86, 15 Mosuwe Lephaila (AFS) 16:27.55, 16 Nhlakanipho Majozi (KZNA) 16:28.01, 17 Godwin Heyns (ASWD) 16:46.35
10 000m: 1 Thabo Masina (CGA) 30:46.05, 2 Siphiwe Mohlomi (CGA) 30:47.41, 3 Itumeleng Sesiko (CGA) 31:37.68, 4 Rowhaldo Ratz (WPA) 32:08.58, 5 Jacob Khomola (LIMA) 33:00.66, 6 Nizaam Sauls (BOLA) 33:25.53, 7 Renaleone Mokakale (AGN) 34:48.78, 8 Steve Shongwe (AGN) 36:46.19
3 000m steeplechase: 1 Kabelo Seboko (CGA) 9:02.72, 2 Nope Molejane (AFS) 9:13.31, 3 Onkabetsi Sebola (CGA) 9:16.31, 4 Proud Mngomezulu (AGN) 9:23.96, 5 Bongi Maseko (AMPU) 9:26.42, 6 Aphelele Nkonyeni (ATRA) 9:29.00, 7 David Matlala (CGA-I) 9:54.77, 8 Wilton Vlink (BOLA) 9:55.32, 9 Kanannelo Thulo (BOLA) 9:58.57
110m hurdles (-5.6): 1 Alwyn Bothma (ACNW) 14.59, 2 Levert Pieterse (EPA) 14.81, 3 Silusapho Dingiswayo (AGN) 14.85, 4 Ruhan van der Walt (AGN) 14.88, 5 Lethabo Maganyele (AGN) 15.99, 6 Marcello Pienaar (WPA) 17.69
400m hurdles: 1 Louwtjie Steenkamp (LIMA) 52.10, 2 Linford Maree (BOLA) 52.46, 3 Lee-Hano Swart (BOLA) 53.14, 4 Siyabonga Madlopa (CGA) 54.04, 5 Ponatshego Mashabe (ANWN) 54.27, 6 Ruhan van der Walt (AGN) 54.31, 7 Marco Jooste (ACNW) 54.73, 8 Heinrich Marx (AGN) 55.83
High jump: 1 Leandre van Rooyen (AGN) 2.05, 2 Sherno Pick (ASWD) 2.00, 3 Manqoba Nkosi (AGN) 1.90, 4 Estiaan Kotze (AGN) 1.90, 5 Bronwyn Fransman (BOLA) 1.90, 6 Keletso Mampuru (AMPU) 1.90, 7 Lucian Ross (EPA) 1.85
Pole vault: 1 Eckardt van der Watt (BOLA) 4.80, 2 Willie Naude (AFS) 4.50, 3 William Gibbens (BOLA) 4.40, 4 Elmar Schutte (AGN) 4.00
Long jump: 1 Aaron Pedro (CGA) 7.41, 2 Norbert Ponisammy (AMPU) 7.22, 3 Muller Pieterse (AGN) 7.21, 4 Kyle Green (WPA) 7.12, 5 Bongane Mpangane (CGA) 7.01, 6 Junior Mpefu (BOLA) 6.96, 7 Zinedine Meiring (WPA) 6.88, 8 Karl-Otto Matthee (WPA) 6.78, 9 Zack Pryde (WPA) 6.69, 10 Sibusiso Vilakazi (AMPU) 6.45, 11 Maudas Banda (AMPU) 6.23, 12 Manqoba Nkosi (AGN) 5.72
Triple jump: 1 Junior Mpefu (BOLA) 15.32, 2 Cheslin Kortje (BOLA) 15.05, 3 Frank Muwayi (AMPU) 14.44, 3 Alulelwa Mbewane (KZNA) 14.44, 5 Waden Bonze (AGN) 14.36, 6 Sikhumbuzo Nkosi (AMPU) 14.30, 7 Kyle Green (WPA) 14.15, 8 Irwin Modimokoane (ANWN) 14.10, 9 Athenkhosi Hlonyane (EPA-I) 13.78, 10 Harry Broersma (AVT-I) 13.32
Shot put: 1 Burger Lambrechts (AGN) 20.43, 2 Kyle Blignaut (CGA) 19.60, 3 Patrick Duvenhage (AGN) 18.14, 4 Werner Visser (CGA) 17.64, 5 Naas Marais (AMPU) 16.95, 6 Carl van Rooyen (CGA) 14.47, 7 Marko van Niekerk (BOLA) 14.01, 8 Courinn Pretorius (BORA) 13.43
Discus throw: 1 Werner Visser (CGA) 57.08, 2 Burger Lambrechts (AGN) 56.87, 3 Patrick Duvenhage (AGN) 56.37, 4 Naas Marais (AMPU) 53.84, 5 Francois Vermeulen (BOLA) 51.43, 6 Marko van Niekerk (BOLA) 50.19, 7 Kyle Blignaut (CGA) 49.65, 8 Nico van der Westhuizen (WPA) 40.97, 9 Jean Brown (NWCA) 39.26
Hammer throw: 1 Karel Haasbroek (ACNW) 71.74, 2 JC Schultz (AFS) 64.79, 3 Heinrich Sullwald (BOLA) 59.40, 4 Ryno Niemand (BOLA) 56.31, 5 Jacques Tredoux (BOLA) 53.65, 6 Barry Botha (ASWD) 49.98, 7 Corne Thiart (WPA) 48.74, 8 Dante Nel (EPA) 47.74, 9 Philip Olivier (AFS) 47.24
Javelin throw: 1 Werner Dames (ANWN) 73.51, 2 Anro van Eeden (BOLA) 68.54, 3 Coenraad Kotze (NWCA) 63.90, 4 Paul Botha (ANWN) 63.86, 5 Gustav Prinsloo (LIMA) 62.47, 6 Arnold Horn (LIMA) 60.85, 6 Hernu van Vuuren (CGA) 60.85, 8 Andre Adendorf (WPA) 60.45, 9 Jean Brown (NWCA) 55.35, 10 Justin Kearns (AGN-I) 52.24, 11 Philip Lombaard (ASWD) 49.25
4x100m relay: 1 Athletics Gauteng North ‘A’ (AGN) 41.05, 2 Western Province Athletics (WPA) 41.46, 3 KwaZulu-Natal Athletics (KZNA) 41.66, 4 Athletics Gauteng North ‘B’ (AGN) 41.88, 5 Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) 42.13, 6 Athletics Central North West (ACNW) 42.86, 7 Athletics North West North (ANWN) 43.07, 8 Limpopo Athletics (LIMA) 43.35, 9 Athletics Transkei (ATRA) 45.42
4x400m relay: 1 Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) 3:15.39, 2 KwaZulu-Natal Athletics (KZNA) 3:15.57, 3 Athletics Gauteng North (AGN) 3:16.74, 4 Limpopo Athletics (LIMA) 3:28.84, 5 Athletics Transkei (ATRA) 3:30.44
10 000m walk: 1 Kamohelo Polile (CGA) 47:42.30, 2 Hanru Colling (BOLA) 49:10.28, 3 Bradley Carelse (ASWD) 51:22.65, 4 Vusi Hlongwane (CGA) 52:19.02, 5 Jabulani Benzane (CGA) 52:29.76, 6 Andries Swart (CGA) 52:52.10, 7 Tomsana Simamnkele (CGA) 55:44.30, 8 WJ Coetzer (BOLA) 58:38.50, 9 Johannes Jonker (ACNW) 1:05:32.54

Women

100m: 1 Simone van der Nest (CGA) 12.32, 2 Valesca Nel (AGN) 12.46, 3 Jean-Marie Vermeulen (AGN) 12.47, 4 Anja van Heerden (WPA) 12.50, 5 Sherine van der Westhuizen (CGA) 12.57, 6 Helene Welgemoed (AFS) 12.72, 7 Christen Fox (AFS) 12.78, 8 Nikita Robertson (AGN) 12.80
200m (-0.7): 1 Simone van der Nest (CGA) 24.24, 2 Anja van Heerden (WPA) 24.66, 3 Bellanca Lombaard (ACNW) 24.69, 4 Sherine van der Westhuizen (CGA) 24.91, 5 Elsabe du Plessis (EPA) 24.97, 6 Julia Ann Lutz (CGA) 25.04, 7 Amoure le Roux (CGA) 25.18, 8 Valesca Nel (AGN) 25.53
400m: 1 Julia Ann Lutz (CGA) 56.29, 2 Bellanca Lombaard (ACNW) 57.03, 3 Amoure le Roux (CGA) 57.13, 4 Carien Sander (AFS) 57.65, 5 Marie-Louisa Koegelenberg (BOLA) 57.69, 6 Celia Stamrood (CGA) 58.55, 7 Kristin Basson (EPA) 58.93, 8 Lara Schutte (LIMA) 59.43
800m: 1 Simonay Weitsz (CGA) 2:06.96, 2 Niene Muller (AGN) 2:07.38, 3 Liza Kellerman (CGA) 2:11.66, 4 Tylor Beling (AFS) 2:11.73, 5 Lethlogenolo Magoro (AGN) 2:12.30, 6 Jane Lambrechts (BOLA) 2:15.49, 7 Thobile Vilakazi (CGA) 2:16.82, 8 Kirsten Manthe (EPA) 2:17.92, 9 Sinesipho Poni (ATRA) 2:18.54, 10 Celia Stamrood (CGA) 2:19.13
1 500m: 1 Simonay Weitsz (CGA) 4:21.84, 2 Tylor Beling (AFS) 4:33.77, 3 Thobile Vilakazi (CGA) 4:37.83, 4 Nicole van der Merwe (CGA) 4:39.58, 5 Lara Rossouw (BOLA) 4:41.91, 6 Sinesipho Poni (ATRA) 4:50.45, 7 Zelda van der Merwe (AFS) 4:57.05, 8 Mamosuwe Lephaila (AFS) 5:10.79
3 000m: 1 Simonay Weitsz (CGA) 9:58.31, 2 Tylor Beling (AFS) 10:07.19, 3 Lara Orrock (AFS) 10:18.21, 4 Zelda van der Merwe (AFS) 10:35.30, 5 Ntombomzi Tywalana (ATRA) 10:36.03, 6 Lara Rossouw (BOLA) 10:42.75, 7 Mbali Mtshali (KZNA) 11:08.08, 8 Mamosuwe Lephaila (AFS) 11:16.17, 9 Gianna Marais (BOLA) 11:35.08, 10 Nomawisile Diliza (ATRA) 12:01.24, 11 Sharlan Boer (BOLA) 12:14.83, 12 Maphuti Mabotja (LIMA) 12:28.06
5 000m: 1 Nicole van der Merwe (CGA) 17:22.32, 2 Dineo Tshehla (AMPU) 18:16.91, 3 Ntombomzi Tywalana (ATRA) 18:53.62, 4 Andisiwe Njunguza (KZNA) 18:58.96, 5 Thulisile Amon (AGN-I) 19:04.49, 6 Willie Sinobom (ATRA) 19:30.31, 7 Nonhlanhla Gcina (KZNA) 19:44.08, 8 Nomvula Sithole (AMPU) 20:00.40
3 000m steeplechase: 1 Tshegofatsoe Sethlakgoe (AGN) 10:51.81, 2 Lesego Mpshe (CGA) 10:52.55, 3 Lara Orrock (AFS) 11:15.90, 4 Fortune Mabotsa (AGN) 11:15.99, 5 Jayme-Sue Vermaas (AFS) 11:58.46, 6 Sharlan Boer (BOLA) 12:30.49
100m hurdles: 1 Taylon Bieldt (AGN) 14.03, 2 Tanya Ehrke (CGA) 14.51, 3 Christen Fox (AFS) 14.65, 4 Martelize Jordaan (BOLA) 14.85, 5 Bernice Stiglingh (AGN) 15.24, 6 Jone Kruger (ACNW) 15.35, 7 Andree Roux (ASWD) 15.52, 8 Velmein Hendriks (CGA) 27.02
400m hurdles: 1 Nerina Visser (AMPU) 1:01.76, 2 Ane Erasmus (AFS) 1:01.84, 3 Nikita Germishuizen (AGN) 1:03.00, 4 Gretl Rens (AMPU) 1:03.51, 5 Danielle du Toit (AGN) 1:05.30, 6 Chandre Janeke (BOLA) 1:05.61, 7 Amori van den Heever (AVT) 1:05.80, 8 Lara Dippenaar (EPA) 1:08.19
High jump: 1 Yvonne Robson (AMPU) 1.75, 2 Mahlatsie Dombeni (AGN) 1.70, 3 Helen Wessels (AFS) 1.65
Pole vault: 1 Nadja Fourie (AFS) 3.40, 2 Corle van der Walt (AFS) 3.30, 3 Bianca de Wee (BOLA) 3.00, 4 Zabeth Venter (ACNW) 2.90, 5 Elata Fourie (BOLA) 2.60
Long jump: 1 Jone Kruger (ACNW) 5.92, 2 Rudine Botha (ACNW) 5.70, 3 Michaela Wright (CGA) 5.65, 4 Curine Uys (AGN) 5.56, 5 Gugu Nkambule (AMPU) 5.46, 6 Mahlatsie Dombeni (AGN) 5.45, 7 Geena Taljaard (AVT) 5.40, 8 Stoni Lawrence (AGN) 5.38, 9 Zoe Marais (EPA) 5.25, 10 Mari-Louise Gouws (ACNW) 5.23, 11 Kiara Wolmarans (ASWD) 5.18, 12 Marichen van Zyl (BOLA) 4.53
Triple jump: 1 Mahlatsie Dombeni (AGN) 11.61, 2 Somien Schutte (AGN) 11.51, 3 Ambre Nakas (EPA) 11.09, 4 Marichen van Zyl (BOLA) 11.06, 5 Mapaseka Mofokeng (CGA) 10.91, 6 Chante Robertson (EPA) 10.79, 7 Kiara Wolmarans (ASWD) 10.63, 8 Soe Bophelo (KZNA) 10.59, 9 Philadelphia Marabi (GQA) 10.20
Shot put: 1 Jana Steinman (ACNW) 14.40, 2 Yolandi Stander (AGN) 13.37, 3 Mia van Oudtshoorn (AFS) 12.80, 4 Annerie du Toit (AMPU) 12.07, 5 Anneke Kapp (EPA) 11.82, 6 Savana Croucamp (CGA) 11.58, 7 Carli Nieuwenhuizen (ACNW) 11.43, 8 Luandri Lotter (AVT) 11.24, 9 Maggie le Roux (ANWN) 10.92, 10 Shania-Lee Swart (AMPU) 10.82
Discus throw: 1 Yolandi Stander (AGN) 48.86, 2 Jana Steinman (ACNW) 41.47, 3 Sunette Luther (BOLA) 40.81, 4 Mia van Oudtshoorn (AFS) 40.06, 5 Anel Pienaar (BOLA) 39.73, 6 Bronwyn Leonard (AFS) 38.49, 7 Annerie du Toit (AMPU) 37.59, 8 Savana Croucamp (CGA) 36.30, 9 Shania-Lee Swart (AMPU) 33.89, 10 Luandri Lotter (AVT) 33.74
Hammer throw: 1 Marga Cumming (ACNW) 52.56, 2 Marinda Greyling (AFS) 50.60, 3 Tamlynn Leonard (EPA) 49.01, 4 Lizelle Fourie (CGA) 48.35, 5 Karlene Lambrechts (BOLA) 46.00, 6 Denecke Prinsloo (GQA) 43.01, 7 Janel Havinga (AFS) 41.58, 8 Monique Vosloo (BORA) 40.00
Javelin throw: 1 Carli Niewenhuizen (ACNW) 46.05, 2 Maggie le Roux (ANWN) 45.93, 3 Anneke Germishuys (BOLA) 45.24, 4 Leandri Lamprecht (AMPU) 45.11, 5 Elizna von Alleman (ACNW) 40.61, 6 Ronel Naude (AGN) 39.68, 7 Anuske Coertze (ASWD) 38.42, 8 Louise Conradie (BOLA) 37.03, 9 Leonie Maree (ACNW) 34.99, 10 Jessica van Rensburg (AMPU) 32.27
4x100m relay: 1 Athletics Gauteng North (AGN) 47.53, 2 Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) 47.98, 3 Athletics Central North West (ACNW) 48.49, 4 Athletics Free State (AFS) 49.50, 5 Boland Athletics (BOLA) 49.53, 6 Eastern Province Athletics (EPA) 49.76, 7 Athletics Transkei (ATRA) 54.89
4x400m relay: 1 Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) 3:48.95, 2 Athletics Gauteng North (AGN) 3:52.27, 3 Boland Athletics (BOLA) 3:53.22, 4 Athletics Free State (AFS) 3:56.88, 5 Limpopo Athletics (LIMA) 3:59.26
10 000m walk: 1 Annette Koen (ACNW) 52:35.18, 2 Mizan Viljoen (AFS) 53:48.64, 3 Milandre Stafford (ACNW) 54:38.48, 4 Palesa Msheba (CGA) 58:50.51, 5 Mika Nieuwoudt (BOLA) 1:01:50.58, 6 Siphokati Mashaba (CGA) 1:10:32.15

Youths

Boys

100m: 1 Retshidisitswe Mlenga (AGN) 10.82, 2 Tshenolo Lemao (AGN) 10.90, 3 Luke Davids (WPA) 10.97, 4 Mikaaill Mohamed (BORA) 11.10, 5 Andricus Douwie (ACNW) 11.24, 6 Curwin Gertse (BOLA) 11.42, 6 Zandre Cloete (LIMA) 11.42, 8 Damian Losper (AMPU) 11.50, 9 Tristan Smith (CGA-I) 11.63
200m (+0.5): 1 Retshidisitswe Mlenga (AGN) 21.14, 2 Tshenolo Lemao (AGN) 21.23, 3 Jason Weber (WPA) 21.33, 4 Luke Davids (WPA) 21.47, 5 Ruben Els (AGN) 21.49, 6 Adrian Swart (BOLA) 22.10, 7 Jermaine Isaacs (BOLA) 22.37, 8 Damian Losper (AMPU) 22.38
400m: 1 Sokwakhana Zazini (AGN) 47.67, 2 Frans Matlala (CGA) 47.88, 3 Benu Meintjies (GQA) 48.82, 4 Jason Weber (WPA) 49.05, 5 Gert Jonker (CGA) 49.41, 6 Lindokuhle Gora (AGN) 49.63, 7 Tahriq Welcome (WPA) 49.68, 8 Lesedi Matlala (CGA) 50.05
800m: 1 Ntuthuko Ndimande (CGA) 1:49.69, 2 Lexton Swigelaar (AGN) 1:50.28, 3 Amos Khoza (AMPU) 1:52.13, 4 Eric Sherman (AGN) 1:53.56, 5 Riaan van Rhyn (CGA) 1:54.57, 6 Reinard Reitsma (BOLA) 1:55.10, 7 Paul Roos (AGN) 1:55.31, 8 Abram Kubjoane (LIMA) 1:58.13, 9 Siyabonga Ndlovu (AGN) 1:59.46, 10 Tertius Mentz (AMPU) 2:01.40
1 500m: 1 Siyabonga Ndlovu (AGN) 3:55.05, 2 Ronen Oosthuizen (ANWN) 3:55.81, 3 Omphile Molotsi (AGN) 3:57.25, 4 Christopher Swart (AGN) 3:57.31, 5 Sthembiso Mtambo (AGN-I) 4:00.18, 6 Dylan Krentzeck (CGA) 4:01.41, 7 Ngconde Matwebu (AFS) 4:02.79, 8 Nhloso Ndlovu (KZNA) 4:04.14, 9 Abram Kubjoane (LIMA) 4:04.86, 10 Keegan Dally (AGN-I) 4:07.79, 11 Bjorn Ferreira (EPA) 4:08.64, 12 Bonang Mahase (KZNA) 4:10.14
3 000m: 1 Tumi Lephoto (CGA) 8:27.60, 2 Robert de Villiers (ACNW) 8:31.21, 3 Tshiamo Maribe (AGN) 8:32.31, 4 Ngconde Matwebu (AFS) 8:44.40, 5 Bongelani Mkhwanazi (KZNA) 8:45.53, 6 Carlo Flink (WPA) 8:47.14, 7 Reagan Rooy (BOLA) 8:47.37, 8 Bonang Mahase (KZNA) 9:01.14, 9 Matthew Forrester (AGN-I) 9:03.66, 10 Avela Nazo (ATRA) 9:05.13, 11 Keagan Crane (CGA) 9:06.54, 12 Tumelo Sikhosana (AGN-I) 9:13.39, 13 Oliver Stewart (WPA) 9:19.02, 14 Sqwayi Asthandile (BORA) 9:19.17
2 000m steeplechase: 1 Robert de Villiers (ACNW) 5:48.06, 2 Olebogeng Moremi (ANWN) 5:57.37, 3 Tumi Lephoto (CGA) 6:01.55, 4 Caleb Beukes (CGA) 6:02.32, 5 Lebohang Mahloane (AFS) 6:02.49, 6 Tshiamo Maribe (AGN) 6:05.93, 7 Tshepang Mathibe (AFS) 6:20.52, 8 Loyiso Skiti (BOLA) 6:21.36, 9 Marlin Riegardt (BOLA) 6:27.16, 10 Nico Seoposengwe (CGA) 6:29.46, 11 Carlo Flink (WPA) 6:31.91, 12 Sphesihle Mgaga (KZNA) 6:32.68, 13 Janno Agenbag (EPA) 6:34.88, 14 Conwill Duiker (BOLA) 6:34.90, 15 Graham Kalamina (BOLA) 6:35.49, 16 Koketso Dikgale (LIMA) 6:37.17
110m hurdles: 1 Julian Bogner (AGN) 13.98, 2 Roelof van der Walt (CGA) 14.07, 3 Andricus Douwie (ANWN) 14.11, 4 Rudolph Richter (AGN) 14.21, 5 Jason October (BOLA) 14.47, 6 MD Laubcher (AFS) 14.96, 7 Damian Losper (AMPU) 14.98, 8 Jerry Venter (ACNW) 15.33
400m hurdles: 1 Sokwakhana Zazini (AGN) 51.11, 2 Adam Mayo (AGN) 52.51, 3 Lindokuhle Gora (AGN) 52.54, 4 Koketso Seane (CGA) 52.65, 5 Liam Pietersen (WPA) 53.73, 6 Ethinique Adams (BOLA) 54.17, 7 Bokang Monenensi (AVT) 54.72, 8 Obakeng Malefo (ANWN) 54.93
High jump: 1 Breyton Poole (WPA) 2.15, 2 Matome Shabangu (CGA) 1.95, 3 JJ Adams (BOLA), 4 Gayisa Maswangayi (AGN) 1.95, 5 Emilio Bassick (BOLA) 1.90, 6 Nathanael de Swardt (CGA) 1.90, 7 Usaamah Vally (KZNA) 1.90, 8 Rorisang Makaleng (LIMA) 1.90, 9 Keenan Platt (AGN) 1.85, 10 Phillip Matfield (AMPU) 1.85, 11 Daniel Snyman (ASWD) 1.80, 12 Potlako Mantjiu (LIMA) 1.80
Pole vault: 1 Valco van Wyk (BOLA) 5.00, 2 Kyle Rademeyer (BOLA) 4.40, 3 Nikolai van Huyssteen (BOLA) 4.00, 4 Marnel Coetze (ASWD) 3.90, 5 Heinrich Schaefer (BOLA) 3.90
Long jump: 1 Julian Bogner (AGN) 7.50, 2 Sifiso Miya (AGN) 7.32, 3 Christie le Roux (AGN) 7.24, 4 Michael Skosana (AGN) 7.00, 5 Luke Gouche (ASWD) 6.97, 6 Waylin Booysen (WPA) 6.88, 7 Carvin Davids (AMPU) 6.77, 8 Tristan Faroa (BOLA) 6.70, 9 Karabo Satekge (AVT) 6.24, 10 Thebogo Maseema (AMPU) 6.20, 11 Phatutshedzo Maswanganyi (AGN-I) 5.67
Triple jump: 1 Sifiso Miya (AGN) 14.81, 2 Christie le Roux (AGN) 14.61, 3 Tristan Faroa (BOLA) 14.47, 4 Waylin Booysen (WPA) 13.93, 5 Michael Skosana (AGN) 13.73, 6 Thebogo Maseema (AMPU) 13.62, 7 Karabo Satekge (AVT) 12.94, 8 Dime Ngwasheng (LIMA) 12.56
Shot put: 1 Jonathan de Lacey Lacey (AVT) 19.16, 2 Morne Brandon (CGA) 17.99, 3 Aaron Lombard (ATRA) 17.19, 4 Chris van Niekerk (AVT) 16.72, 5 Hannes Kruger (AFS) 15.74, 6 Wian Otto (AMPU) 15.57, 7 Dylan Pretorius (AMPU) 14.73, 8 Brandon Durant (ACNW) 14.70, 9 Ofentse Mokwena (LIMA) 14.03, 10 Tiaan van Tonder (EPA) 13.52
Discus throw: 1 Morne Brandon (CGA) 59.66, 2 Jonathan de Lacey Lacey (AVT) 55.96, 3 Hannes Kruger (AFS) 51.25, 4 Jean-Jacques (BOLA) 49.98, 5 Stefan Smit (AMPU) 49.47, 6 Chris van Niekerk (AVT) 49.02, 7 Aaron Lombard (ATRA) 47.36, 8 JP Louise (WPA) 45.69, 9 Jan Visser (NWCA) 45.03, 10 Brandon Durant (ACNW) 44.03, 11 Francois Prinsloo (BOLA) 43.19, 12 Matthew Joubert (KZNA) 42.81, 13 Francois Joubert (WPA) 39.75, 14 Neil Nelson (WPA) 35.86, 15 Wian Otto (AMPU) 35.77, 16 Koketso Dikgale (LIMA) 30.88
Hammer throw: 1 Hanno du Plessis (EPA) 63.99, 2 Damien Botha (BOLA) 59.78, 3 James Havinga (AFS) 58.99, 4 Cedric Kobokoane (AFS) 58.60, 5 Jean-Jacques Kotze (WPA) 57.01, 6 Karel Kleinhans (ASWD) 56.78, 7 Clint Jan Niemand (ASWD) 56.52, 8 Ludwig Bruwer (BOLA) 55.92, 9 Ruwaldo Beer (EPA) 54.82, 10 Stiaan le Roux (GQA) 54.40, 11 Johan Minnaar (AFS) 53.73, 12 Wynand Conradie (KZNA) 52.12, 13 Eric Havenga (BOLA) 40.62
Javelin throw: 1 Joshua Maas (AMPU) 71.15, 2 Estiaan Heynecke (ANWN) 69.98, 3 Jannes Schlebusch (AFS) 69.08, 4 Jan-Frederick van Zyl (KZNA) 64.07, 5 Matthew Joubert (KZNA) 63.47, 6 Brandon Durant (ACNW) 62.97, 7 Stephan Kruger (AGN) 62.07, 8 Lohan Rhoode (AGN) 61.84, 9 Jano Esterhuizen (ANWN) 58.12, 10 Stefan Smit (AMPU) 58.00, 11 Petrie Steyn (ASWD) 54.81, 12 James Voster (LIMA) 53.84
4x100m relay: 1 Athletics Gauteng North ‘A’ (AGN) 41.04, 2 Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) 42.62, 3 Western Province Athletics (WPA) 42.83, 4 Boland Athletics (BOLA) 43.05, 5 Athletics Gauteng North ‘B’ (AGN) 44.56, 6 North West Cape Athletics (NWCA) 44.75
4x400m relay: 1 Athletics Mpumalanga (AMPU) 3:25.54
10 000m walk: 1 Francois Jacobs (BOLA) 47:10.70, 2 Jacques Heymans (AFS) 49:54.26, 3 Vincent Nhlapho (AGN) 52:32.02, 4 Antonio Farmer (ASWD) 53:42.21, 5 Kgosi Ngake (CGA) 54:16.93

Girls

100m: 1 Rose Xeyi (AGN) 11.84, 2 Joviale Mbisa (AFS) 12.12, 3 Jessica Bompas (KZNA) 12.20, 4 Shere Janse van Rensburg (AVT) 12.21, 5 Verushka Woest (CGA) 12.36, 6 Zinam Klaas (WPA) 12.41, 7 Jade Paulse (BOLA) 12.47, 7 Caroline Mosime (AGN) 12.47
200m: 1 Caroline Mosime (AGN) 24.49, 2 Angel Kivido (AFS) 24.69, 3 Jessica Bompas (KZNA) 24.77, 4 Nicola van der Merwe (AGN) 24.89, 5 Zenobea Jewaskiewitz (LIMA) 25.07, 6 Zinam Klaas (WPA) 25.11, 7 Joviale Mbisa (AFS) 25.27
400m: 1 Zeney van der Walt (AGN) 54.97, 2 Marli Viljoen (AGN) 55.68, 3 Katinka Louw (BOLA) 56.28, 4 Leandra Custodio (BOLA) 57.38, 5 Nicola Gibbon (AGN-I) 57.74, 6 Sesimphiwe Mbatha (AGN-I) 58.43, 7 Petronella van Heerden (GQA) 59.10, 8 Deline Mpiti (ANWN) 1:00.35
800m: 1 Fina Dube (CGA) 2:11.26, 2 Keletso Senosi (AGN) 2:11.28, 3 Lee-Ann Blake (AGN) 2:11.39, 4 Jana van der Merwe (AGN) 2:12.76, 5 Beetrice Themane (CGA) 2:13.34, 6 Rode Boon (AVT) 2:15.21, 7 Janie Janse van Rensburg (AGN-I) 2:15.75, 8 Athemba Aqumash (WPA) 2:17.38, 9 Luzaan de Wit (KZNA) 2:20.04, 10 Alme Jordaan (BOLA) 2:24.79
1 500m: 1 Nicole Louw (AFS) 4:23.69, 2 Lyndi Roelofse (CGA) 4:27.86, 3 Yandiswa Shange (CGA) 4:34.87, 4 Dipuo Mashishi (CGA) 4:38.45, 5 Beetrice Themane (CGA) 4:42.32, 6 Athemba Aqumash (WPA) 4:43.29, 7 Sisanda Dumisa (AGN) 4:45.36, 8 Rode Boon (AVT) 4:51.08, 9 Aphelele Jileka (KZNA) 4:51.43, 10 Vicky Oelofse (EPA) 4:54.62, 11 Jessica Berry (AMPU) 4:56.33, 12 Estie Lombard (AMPU) 4:57.50
3 000m: 1 Nicole Louw (AFS) 9:33.07, 2 Dipuo Mashishi (CGA) 9:36.56, 3 Lyndi Roelofse (CGA) 9:41.67, 4 Casey Bosman (CGA) 9:47.21, 5 Yandiswa Shange (CGA) 9:57.36, 6 Sisanda Dumisa (AGN) 10:05.13, 7 Cara du Preez (ACNW) 10:06.86, 8 Amber Rayners (EPA) 10:30.44, 9 Aphelele Jileka (KZNA) 10:37.42, 10 Kendal Rose (EPA) 10:38.36, 11 Maphuthi Phahlahla (AGN) 10:55.19, 12 Maryke de Jager (AMPU) 10:58.28, 13 Estie Lombard (AMPU) 11:05.47, 14 Ronelda Vellem (BOLA) 11:38.20, 15 Phiwengubani Ntshangase (KZNA) 11:59.67, 16 Indiphile Mkhwethendlini (ATRA) 13:46.03
2 000m steeplechase: 1 Shanley Koekemoer (AGN) 6:42.68, 2 Cara du Preez (ACNW) 6:45.17, 3 Lethabo Makgoga (CGA) 6:45.89, 4 Tshwanelo Maruping (CGA) 6:54.24, 5 Esabel Makhura (AGN) 7:09.95, 6 Danae Blunden (CGA) 7:42.15, 7 Ronelda Vellem (BOLA) 7:49.58, 8 Bianca van Deventer (ACNW) 7:49.62, 9 Caitlyn Schlehmeyer (BOLA) 7:52.59, 10 Yolandi van Deventer (ACNW) 8:14.83, 11 Bernice Viljoen (CGA) 8:16.74, 12 Lethabo Mojapelo (LIMA) 9:01.74
100m hurdles: 1 Antoinette van der Merwe (AGN) 14.13, 2 Trunet Trumpie (AGN) 14,23, 3 Sharne-Lee Olkers (AGN) 14.44, 4 Rogail Joseph (BOLA) 14.89, 5 Carmine van der Westhuizen (CGA) 14.98, 6 Lehane Marais (CGA) 15.04, 6 Marga van der Linde (WPA) 15.04, 8 Bianka Schoeman (AVT) 15.54, 9 Elize Hugo (BOLA) 15.60
400m hurdles: 1 Zeney van der Walt (AGN) 57.94, 2 Gontse Morake (AGN) 58.21, 3 Juli Vercuiel (WPA) 59.26, 4 Rogail Joseph (BOLA) 59.28, 5 Carla Hattingh (CGA) 1:01.35, 6 Carmine van der Westhuizen (CGA) 1:01.60, 7 Danica Strydom (AGN) 1:01.71, 8 Deline Mpiti (ANWN) 1:04.45
High jump: 1 Kristi Snyman (WPA) 1.74, 2 Michelle Ngozo (AGN) 1.71, 3 Fleur Slot (BOLA) 1.71, 4 Caryn-Ann Howard (EPA) 1.68, 5 Marionique Wentzel (ACNW) 1.55, 6 Ivanna Venn (AGN) 1.55, 7 Leandre Ketch (BOLA) 1.55, 8 Nica Human (CGA-I) 1.55
Pole vault: 1 Kian-Lee du Toit (BOLA) 3.50, 2 Simone Swanevelder (ASWD) 3.50, 3 Anje Viljoen (BOLA) 3.30, 4 Nicole Janse van Rensburg (BOLA) 3.10, 5 Odelia Fourie (BOLA) 3.10, 6 Maruscka Nieuwoudt (AFS) 3.00, 7 Margit Gibbens (BOLA) 2.90, 8 Ilke Fourie (BOLA) 2.08
Long jump: 1 Andrea Cornelissen (BOLA) 5.75, 2 Nolwazi Mashaba (AMPU) 5.69, 3 Karissa van Wyk (AMPU) 5.60, 4 Gontse Morake (AGN) 5.56, 5 Lene Duncan (WPA) 5.47, 6 Liane van Jaarsveld (CGA) 5.43, 7 Andrea Kommer (ASWD) 5.34, 8 Esther Solarin (AGN) 5.32, 9 Marchelle de Jager (LIMA) 5.19, 10 Ameerah Donough (WPA) 4.87, 11 Shannon Benjamin (BOLA) 4.84, 12 Lane van Vuuren (AFS) 4.77
Triple jump: 1 Nolwazi Mashaba (AMPU) 12.38, 2 Brithaney Luddick (BOLA) 12.00, 3 Suneel Louwrens (BOLS) 11.90, 4 Elisette Leso (AGN) 11.89, 5 Andrea Kommer (ASWD) 11.39, 6 Leandre Ketch (BOLA) 11.20, 7 Lane van Vuuren (AFS) 10.95, 8 Ameerah Donough (WPA) 10.94, 9 Ane Venter (ACNW) 10.90, 10 Tatum Hendricks (BOLA) 10.83, 11 Liane van Jaarsveld (CGA) 10.77, 12 Shannon Benjamin (BOLA) 10.73, 13 Stephanie Hennop (ASWD) 10.62, 14 Ithumeleng Rasakanya (CGA) 10.58, 15 Nolene van Rensburg (ASWD) 10.55, 16 Bianca Bezuidenhout (AVT-I) 10.35, 17 Onthatile Marumo (ANWN) 10.17
Shot put: 1 Meike Strydom (ASWD) 16.21, 2 Shanie Opperman (AVT) 14.48, 3 Danae Janse van Rensburg (AGN) 14.37, 4 Ancke Botha (CGA) 14.10, 5 Elme Botha (ASWD) 13.77, 6 Colette Uys (AFS) 13.76, 7 Jancke van Tonder (AVT) 12.72, 8 Monique Language (AMPU) 12.33, 9 Kayla Harris (KZNA) 12.19, 10 Caitlin Church (AVT) 11.71, 11 Liandri van der Westhuizen (ACNW) 11.54
Discus throw: 1 Tharina van der Walt (AFS) 49.18, 2 Colette Uys (AFS) 42.80, 3 Ilke van Vuuren (EPA) 40.58, 4 Meike Strydom (ASWD) 38.85, 5 Kayla Harris (KZNA) 37.54, 6 Jancke van Tonder (AVT) 37.42, 7 Cara Coetzee (BOLA) 36.75, 8 Shanie Opperman (AVT) 34.43, 9 Claudia van der Westhuizen (WPA-I) 33.72, 10 Heidie Stassen (WPA-I) 33.62, 11 Zandri Meyer (KZNA) 33.28, 12 Elme Botha (ASWD) 32.81, 13 Caitlin Church (AVT) 30.67, 14 Leone Oosthuizen (EPA) 25.11
Hammer throw: 1 Tharina van der Walt (AFS) 60.46, 2 Kayla Smit (WPA) 51.73, 3 Shaylene de Jager (EPA) 50.32, 4 Elzette Versluis (BOLA) 46.92, 5 Elme Botha (ASWD) 46.74, 6 Marizel van Dyk (AFS) 44.72, 7 Mariza Botha (BORA) 44.39, 8 Kaylin Kapp (EPA) 43.60, 9 Jada Dippenaar (BOLA) 41.93, 10 T Oelofse (EPA) 41.20, 11 Ladele Leonard (ASWD) 40.55, 12 Jana Botha (ASWD) 38.80, 13 Margaretha Theron (ASWD) 35.91
Javelin throw: 1 Gestelle Snyman (AGN) 45.18, 2 Ancke Botha (CGA) 41.38, 3 Danae Janse van Rensburg (AGN) 41.32, 4 Minke Wilkinson (AFS) 40.40, 5 Jonette Labuschagne (ACNW) 39.83, 6 Anouk Heuer (BOLA) 37.25, 7 Jene Snyman (ASWD) 36.31, 8 Nike Labuschagne (EPA-I) 35.53, 9 Nicolene Nel (ACNW) 33.69
4x100m relay: 1 Athletics Gauteng North (AGN) 47.01, 2 Boland Athletics (BOLA) 47.71, 3 Athletics Free State (AFS) 47.87, 4 Western Province Athletics (WPA) 48.49, 5 Limpopo Athletics (LIMA) 48.77, 6 Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) 49.45
4x400m relay: 1 Athletics Gauteng North (AGN) 3:46.85, 2 Boland Athletics (BOLA) 3:48.68
5 000m walk: 1 Meanri Erasmus (ACNW) 27:36.21, 2 Kristin Meyer (BOLA) 27:57.04, 3 Nolene van Rensburg (ASWD) 28:10.90, 4 Hilda du Toit (BOLA) 28:27.78, 5 Dimakatso Msheba (CGA) 29:34.89, 6 Leone Pieterse (BOLA) 29:35.92, 7 Noxolo Masuku (KZNA) 33:05.01, 8 Xolile Mvelase (KZNA) 33:23.70, 9 Monique Benade (AVT) 33:23.99, 10 Siyanda Ngobese (CGA) 34:08.98

* Results courtesy of www.asajuniors.co.za

​Road athletes dominated a long weekend packed with fine performances, as the nation’s elite competitors turned out in various contests around the world.
On Saturday, Lebogang Shange stepped on the podium at the IAAF Race Walking Challenge in Taicang, China.
Shange took third place in 1:23:45, crossing the line 1:29 behind Brazilian Caio Bonfim, who was fourth at last year’s Rio Olympics, in the men’s 20km race.
Elsewhere, in Cape Town, marathon runner Lungile Gongqa won the Old Mutual Two Oceans 56km ultra-distance contest.
Gongqa completed the race in 3:09:43 to earn the first SA victory in the men’s race in four years.
Maryna Damantsevich of Belarus controlled the women’s race from start to finish to bag the title in 3:37:13, despite falling and scraping her knees at the start.
Local marathon specialist Jenna Challenor, making her Two Oceans debut, ran a well-judged race to finish second in 3:47:32.
Namakoe Nkhasi of Lesotho set a course record of 1:03:15 to win the men’s half-marathon, and Irvette van Zyl successfully defended her title in the women’s event in 1:13:53.
On Monday, at the 121st edition of the Boston Marathon, wheelchair racer Ernst van Dyk carried the SA flag once again.
Van Dyk, a record 10-time winner at the race, grabbed second spot behind Swiss athlete Marcel Hug, the defending champion, in a tightly contested sprint for the line.
Hug clocked a new world best of 1:18:03 on the downhill course, with the veteran South African finishing just one second off the pace in a career best.
Meanwhile, on the track, sprinter Ncincilili Titi won the men’s 200m race in 20.14 seconds at the Gamecock Invite collegiate meeting in Columbia, South Carolina.
Titi, a World Student Games relay bronze medallist, finished 0.18 ahead of former world junior 100m champion Kendal Williams of the United States, taking 0.27 off his personal best set in Pretoria in April 2014.

​The country’s growing list of world-class sprinters will lead the charge in Potchefstroom this week, as a number of elite stars target double titles at the ASA Senior Championships on Friday and Saturday.
In-form Olympic finalist Akani Simbine will turn out as the favourite for the men’s 100m and 200m crowns, after he was confirmed in the Athletics Gauteng North (AGN) entry lists released on Tuesday.
Simbine, who has clocked impressive times of 9.92 and 19.95 in the short sprints this season, will line up against 400m world record holder Wayde van Niekerk (Athletics Free State), World Championships 200m bronze medallist Anaso Jobodwana (KwaZulu-Natal Athletics) and national junior 100m record holder Gift Leotlela (AGN) in both events.
Two other AGN speedsters, former national 100m record holder Henricho Bruintjies and the latest SA athlete to dip under 10 seconds, Thando Roto, will focus on the short dash, while Western Province Athletics (WPA) hurdles specialist Antonio Alkana will compete in the flat 100m event and the 110m contest over the barriers.
In the women’s sprints, Alyssa Conley is gearing up for another double, in an attempt to defend her national 100m and 200m titles.
The Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) athlete will face AGN speedsters Carina Horn and Tebogo Mamatu in the 100m event, and with World Student Games 400m champion Justine Palframan of Boland Athletics (BOLA) focussing on the one-lap dash, Conley will be the firm favourite in the 200m final.
In the men’s 400m hurdles, a quality line-up from AGN is expected to dominate the podium, with national record holder LJ van Zyl joining Commonwealth Games champion Cornel Fredericks, as well as fellow Olympians Le Roux Hamman and Lindsay Hanekom in a strong team, while Van Zyl will also have a go in the flat 400m sprint.
World Championships 400m hurdles finalist Wenda Nel will also double-up by competing in her specialist event over the barriers, as well as the flat 200m dash.
Among the middle-distance specialists, Olympic two-lap champion Caster Semenya is expected to steal the show for host team Athletics Central North West (ACNW).
While Semenya will not defend the 1 500m title she won last year, she will compete in the 800m and 400m events after winning both finals last season.
Olympic finalists Elroy Gelant (ACNW) and Stephen Mokoka (AGN) are due to meet in the 5 000m and 10 000m contests in perhaps the most anticipated of the men’s distance running events.
In the field events, Olympic silver medallists Sunette Viljoen (ACNW) and Luvo Manyonga (AGN) will concentrate on their specialist disciplines.
Viljoen, also a two-time World Championships bronze medallist, should have little trouble in defending her national women’s javelin throw crown.
Manyonga, meanwhile, is expected to face a full-strength line-up in the men’s long jump.
Despite setting a national record of 8.62m in Pretoria last month, he will face a tough battle with the entry lists also including the CGA trio of African champion Ruswahl Samaai, Commonwealth Games silver medallist Zarck Visser and Dylon Cotter.
In the women’s long jump, Olympic athlete Lynique Prinsloo (AGN) is up against SA-born Karin Mey.
While Mey, who earned bronze for Turkey at the 2009 World Championships, is entered as an individual, she will not be eligible for the SA title.
Fredriech Pretorius, who set a personal best of 8 002 points in the decathlon at the AGN Championships in Pretoria last month, will be up against SA record holder Willem Coertzen (ACNW) in the decathlon.
And on the road, in-form walkers Lebogang Shange (CGA) and Wayne Snyman (AGN) will go head-to-head in the men’s 20km event.
Anel Oosthuizen (CGA), who equalled her own SA record of 1:34:49 in Podebrady earlier this month, will toe the line as the favourite to defend the women’s 20km title.

​While South Africa’s top sprinters are expected to steal the show, and experienced campaigners are favoured to dominate other disciplines, a number of junior prospects and resurgent stars will aim to cause upsets at the ASA Senior Championships in Potchefstroom on Friday and Saturday.
With the likes of national 100m record holder Akani Simbine, SA 200m record holder Ananso Jobodwana, world 400m record holder Wayde van Niekerk and defending 100m champion Henricho Bruintjies tipped to battle it out for the short-sprint titles, they will need to hold off a new generation of teenage speedsters.
Defending national 200m champion Clarence Munyai broke the SA junior half-lap mark in Pretoria last month, clocking 20.10 seconds, while training partner Gift Leotlela shattered the Under-20 100m record with a 10.12 performance on the fast Tuks track.
After covering the 100m dash in 9.95 earlier this season to join a growing list of local sub-10 sprinters, 21-year-old Thando Roto will also be chasing gold.
“Now I’ve got all the experience I need,” said Munyai, who competed at last year’s World Junior Championships in Bydgoszcz and the Olympic Games in Rio.
“Last year I just went and ran (in Stellenbosch), with no real experience, and I hope this year I can run that well again.”
In the hurdles events, national record holder LJ van Zyl and fellow Olympian Le Roux Hamman will toe the line among the favourites in the 400m dash, but resurgent athlete Cornel Fredericks will target a comeback victory.
After struggling with an Achilles injury over the last couple of years, Fredericks burst back into form last month by clocking 49.27 in Pretoria, and he could lift the national crown.
“The 400m hurdlers in South Africa have really stepped up over the last two years, but I’m happy with the couple of races I’ve had since my comeback this season,” said Fredericks, the reigning Commonwealth Games champion.
“I think we’re going to see some fast times this weekend.”
In-form Western Province athlete Antonio Alkana will be difficult to beat once again in the 110m hurdles event, but all eyes will be on Gauteng North’s Rikenette Steenkamp, also making a successful return to the track this season after a lengthy injury hiatus, in the women’s 100m hurdles.
Steenkamp, who set a personal best of 13.04 a few weeks ago, is on the verge of becoming the second SA woman to dip under 13 seconds in her specialist discipline.
“I’ve been out for two years and my focus has been on coming back,” Steenkamp said.
“Everyone is talking about the sub-13, and it is part of the dream, but time is not the focus for me at this point.”
Meanwhile, on the infield, Luvo Manyonga is eager to take another step forward after making a return to the sport early last year.
The Olympic silver medallist has already broken the national long jump record this season with a leap of 8.62m, and he will be the favourite to earn the national title in one of the country’s most competitive disciplines.
He is up against the likes of African champion Ruswahl Samaai and Commonwealth Games silver medallist Zarck Visser.
“I’ve never felt like I had pressure on myself,” Manyonga said.
“I just want to go there and compete, and we’ll see at the end of the competition who jumps the best.”
A total of 671 athletes have entered one of the most highly anticipated ASA Senior Championships in recent years, and all 17 of the federation’s provincial members will be represented over two days of competition.
The programme will start at 9.30am at Puk McArthur Stadium on Friday and 6.30am on Saturday. Entry will cost R50 per person each day, with tickets for both days available at R80.
Live results will be available at www.asaseniors.co.za

​The sprinters were the star performers on Friday, as expected, on the first of two days of competition at the ASA Senior Championships, being held at Puk McArthur Stadium in Potchefstroom.
Brushing off the cool conditions in the evening, Olympic finalist Akani Simbine outclassed a quality line-up to reclaim the SA 100m title he won in Stellenbosch two years ago.
Simbine crossed the line in 9.95, with Olympic 400m champion Wayde van Niekerk dropping down in distance to take the silver medal in 10.04.
Thando Roto earned bronze, also clocking 10.04.
“I’m pretty happy with the time, but I came here to get back the title I lost last year, so I’m very happy to reclaim my title,” Simbine said.
Pre-race favourite Carina Horn, who narrowly missed the SA record (11.06) when she clocked 11.10 in the semifinals, pulled out of the women’s 100m final due to illness.
In her absence, defending champion Alyssa Conley stormed to victory in 11.41, edging Tebogo Mamatu into second position by 0.03.
In other events, Le Roux Hamman won a tightly contested men’s 400m hurdles final in 49.35, ahead of former title holder LJ van Zyl (49.52) and Constant Pretorius (49.83) with Gauteng North sweeping the podium.
Wenda Nel, the defending champion, won the women’s one-lap race over the barriers by more than three seconds, securing gold in 55.16.
In the women’s 5 000m contest, Kesa Molotsane delivered a frightening kick over the last lap, winning the race in 16:22.30 after a hard-fought battle against Irvette van Zyl, who took second, and Nolene Conrad, who ended third.
Thabang Mosiako also kicked hard on the final lap to earn the men’s 5 000m crown in 14:03.84 against a strong field which included silver medallist Elroy Gelant and bronze medallist Stephen Mokoka.
Among the field events specialists, Sunette Viljoen shone with a 63.49m heave to win her 12th SA title in the women’s javelin throw.
“I’m in a good space, throwing well and training well,” said Viljoen, who was set to target her third World Championships medal in London later this year.
“I’m looking forward to the rest of the season.”
Phil-Mar Janse van Rensburg earned a hard-fought victory in the men’s javelin throw.
He secured gold with a 79.86m heave, launching the implement just 12 centimetres further than silver medallist Rocco van Rooyen.
Meanwhile, Athletics SA confirmed SA-born athlete Karin Mey, who earned bronze for Turkey at the 2009 World Championships, was confirmed as an official entrant.
While she would compete as an individual for Gauteng North, as a dual citizen she would qualify to earn a medal in the women’s long jump event on Saturday.

​The country’s elite stars again stood up and delivered on Saturday, with long jumper Luvo Manyonga spearheading the charge as he broke the African long jump record for the second time this season, on the second and final day of the ASA Senior Championships in Potchefstroom.
Manyonga bettered his own continental mark by three centimetres, launching a massive 8.65m leap to earn the gold medal despite picking up a hamstring niggle after his first attempt.
Ruswahl Samaai took second place by producing a personal best of 8.49m.
“I’m pleased to get the gold medal, but the focus is not on the SA Championships. The focus is on the World Championships (in London) later this year,” said Manyonga, who earned his first national senior title.
Meanwhile, 400m world record holder Wayde van Niekerk turned the tables on good friend Akani Simbine, who had beaten him to the 100m gold medal on Friday’s opening day.
Van Niekerk won the 200m final in 19.90, crossing the line 0.25 ahead of Simbine.
“It’s a long season so I didn’t want to get too far ahead of myself,” said Van Niekerk, who eased off before the line and missed Anaso Jobodwana’s national record by 0.03.
“We all know the goals now are the World Championships and the European season, so we’re just trying to look after ourselves and maintain our bodies so we can represent SA well on the international circuit.”
Caster Semenya successfully defended her SA 400m and 800m titles, winning both finals less than two hours apart.
After taking the 400m in 51.60, she drew clear of a fighting Gena Lofstrand to win the 800m title in 2:01.03.
Lofstrand, who stayed with the Olympic champion until the final bend, took second position in 2:03.32, and Anuscha Nice, who also produced a brave effort by holding on, ended third in 2:05.88.
“I’m quite happy with where I am now,” Semenya said.
“I’m not worried about the international season at this stage. I’m just focussed on my training.”
Sprinter Alyssa Conley also defended two titles, winning the 200m final in 22.94 to add to the 100m crown she had lifted on Friday.
Orazio Cremona delivered the performance of his career, smashing his personal best by 49 centimetres to win the men’s shot put with a heave of 21.12m, with Jaco Engelbrecht also securing a personal best of 20.63 for silver.
In the women’s 100m hurdles, Rikenette Steenkamp narrowly missed out on breaking the 13-second barrier by setting a personal best of 13.02, and Tiaan Smit stunned defending champion Antonio Alkana to win the men’s high hurdles in 13.42.
Ischke Senekal won the women’s discus throw with a best attempt of 51.92m, after taking shot put gold the day before, and 43-year-old Chris Harmse closed out the annual championships with an astounding 22nd successive national hammer throw title with a 70.53m heave.

​A 43-member preliminary South African squad has been announced by Athletics SA for the CAA Southern Region Championships in Harare in June.
The squad consists of 20 men and 23 women, with the federation confirming the event will be used as part of the country’s preparation for both the African Junior Championships in Algeria in June and the IAAF World Championships in London in August.
“The next month is crucial to each athlete to work even harder to convince our independent selectors at ASA that they deserve to be in the final team to Zimbabwe, and by sequence to Algeria and London,” ASA president Aleck Skhosana said in a statement.
The final team for the Southern Region Championships would be revealed closer to the event, the federation confirmed.

Provisional South African squad for the CAA Southern Region Championships in Harare, Zimbabwe between 10-11 June, 2017:

Men

200m: Hendrik Maartens (AFS)
800m: Tshepo Tshite (ACNW), George Kusche (AGN)
5 000m: Thabang Mosiako (ACNW)
110m hurdles: Tiaan Smit (AGN)
400m hurdles: Linford Maree (BOLA), Kefilwe Mogawane (AGN)
High jump: Chris Moleya (AGN)
Pole vault: Eckhardt van der Watt (BOLA)
Triple jump: Sefako Mokhosoa (AFS), Junior Mphefu (BOLA)
Shot put: Kyle Blignaut (CGA), Jason van Rooyen (CGA), Burger Lambrechts (AGN)
Discus throw: Patrick Duvenhage (AGN), Werner Visser (CGA)
Javelin throw: Johan Grobler (ACNW), Hernu van Vuuren (CGA), Brendan Skinner (AGN)
Decathlon: Fredriech Pretorius (AGN)

Women

100m: Tamzin Thomas (WPA), Lente Pieterse (ACNW)
200m: Tamzin Thomas (WPA)
800m: Gena Lofstrand (KZNA), Niene Muller (AGN)
1 500m: Simonay Weitsz (CGA)
100m hurdles: Velmein Hendricks (CGA), Taylon Bieldt (AGN)
400m hurdles: Belindie van der Merwe (AGN)
High jump: 1 Julia du Plessis (ACNW), Marilize Higgens (CGA), Geraldine King (WPA)
Pole vault: Nadia Fourie (AFS)
Triple jump: Zinzi Chabangu (CGA)
Shot put: Jana Steinmann (ACNW), Lezaan Jordaan (CGA)
Discus throw: Yolandi Stander (AGN)
Hammer throw: Letitia Janse van Vuuren (ACNW), Stephanie Greyling (ACNW), Marga Cumming (ACNW)
Javelin throw: Jo-Ane van Dyk (ACNW), Megan Wilke (ACNW)
Heptathlon: Nienka du Toit (BOLA), Nicola Schoeman (AGN)

​Results of the SA Senior and Combined Events Championships at Puk McArthur Stadium, in Potchefstroom, on Friday and Saturday (21 and 22 April, 2017):

Men

100m (-0.7): 1 Akani Simbine (AGN) 9.95, 2 Wayde van Niekerk (AFS) 10.04, 3 Thando Roto (AGN) 10.04, 4 Henricho Bruintjies (AGN) 10.17, 5 Emile Erasmus (AGN) 10.29, 6 Lebakeng Sesele (AGN-I) 10.38
200m (+0.5): 1 Wayde van Niekerk (AFS) 19.90, 2 Akani Simbine (AGN) 20.15, 3 Gift Leotlela (AGN) 20.20, 4 Clarence Munyai (AGN) 20.25, 5 Hendrik Maartens (AFS) 20.93, 6 Lebakeng Sesele (AGN-I) 21.13
400m: 1 Pieter Conradie (ACNW) 45.15, 2 Ranti Dikgale (AGN) 45.90, 3 Thapelo Phora (AGN) 46.07, 4 Sokwakhana Zazini (AGN-I) 46.21, 5 Zakithi Nene (KZNA) 46.41, 6 Ashley Hlungwani (AGN) 47.03, 7 Jon Seeliger (AGN) 47.16, 8 Jaden Flagg (BOLA) 47.39
800m: 1 Rynardt van Rensburg (AFS) 1:46.56, 2 Henco Uys (ACNW) 1:46.65, 3 Tshepo Tshite (ACNW) 1:47.11, 4 William Mothosolo (AMPU) 1:47.31, 5 Tian Basson (AMPU) 1:47.86, 6 Jacob Rozani (ANWN-I) 1:48.02, 7 George Kusche (AGN) 1:48.38, 8 Andre Olivier (ACNW) 1:49.61
1 500m: 1 Dumisani Hlaselo (CGA) 3:41.63, 2 Nkosinathi Sibiya (KZNA) 3:41.86, 3 Folavio Sehohle (AMPU) 3:42.50, 4 Treasure Derison (AFS) 3:43.97, 5 Henry Makane (CGA) 3:44.42, 6 Ryan Mphahlele (CGA) 3:45.91, 7 Jeromy Andreas (CGA) 3:48.55, 8 Solomon Botholo (AGN) 3:50.58, 9 Dais Malebana (AGN-I) 3:51.43, 10 Bruce-Lynn Damons (WPA) 3:56.35, 11 Jerry Motsau (ACNW) 3:57.88, 12 Jason Koopman (WPA-I) 4:01.87
5 000m: 1 Thabang Mosiako (ACNW) 14:03.84, 2 Elroy Gelant (ACNW) 14:05.59, 3 Stephen Mokoka (AGN) 14:09.55, 4 Kabelo Melamu (CGA) 14:23.83, 5 Ntekele Moshwetsi (ANWN) 14:31.28, 6 Phillimon Mathiba (CGA) 14:31.42, 7 Joel Mmone (ACNW) 14:39.47, 8 Philani Buthelezi (AGN) 14:39.99, 9 Malefetsane Motloung (AFS) 14:46.13, 10 Marianio Eesou (EPA) 14:48.30, 11 Collen Mulaudzi (AGN-I) 14:51.10, 12 Lucas Bothobuthle (ACNW) 14:52.39, 13 Puseletso Mofokeng (AVT) 14:52.87, 14 Pakiso Mthembu (AFS) 14:54.39, 15 Regen Magwai (AGN) 15:00.39, 16 Anthony Timoteus (WPA) 15:01.99, 17 Nadeel Wildschutt (WPA) 15:02.01, 18 Rowhaldo Ratz (WPA) 15:07.03, 19 Thabo Thoahlane (AFS) 15:12.38, 20 Sipho Mbanjwa (KZNA) 15:13.12, 21 Xolisani Zamkele (ATRA) 15:16.97
10 000m: 1 Elroy Gelant (ACNW) 29:09.87, 2 Kabelo Melamu (CGA) 30:08.99, 3 Phillimon Mathiba (CGA) 30:15.57, 4 Ntekele Moshwetsi (ANWN) 30:23.42, 5 Philani Buthelezi (AGN) 30:41.13, 6 Collen Mulaudzi (AGN-I) 30:53.51, 7 Milton Kekana (AGN-I) 31:23.40, 8 Siphiwe Mohlomi (CGA) 31:23.84, 9 Thabo Masina (CGA) 32:09.96, 10 Dylan van der Merwe (CGA-I) 32:18.89, 11 Xolisani Zamkele (ATRA) 33:08.15, 12 Vuyolwethu Madikiza (ATRA) 33:10.60, 13 Bonginkosi Zwane (KZNA) 33:24.02, 14 Kamo Masemola (LIMA) 34:16.46
3 000m steeplechase: 1 Rantso Mokopane (ACNW) 8:34.47, 2 Dikotsi Lekopa (ACNW) 8:47.15, 3 Kabelo Seboko (CGA) 8:47.15, 4 Tumisang Monnatlala (CGA) 9:08.11, 5 Ruan Meintjies (AFS) 9:08.42, 6 Sibusiso Madikizela (WPA) 9:09.67, 7 Nope Molejane (AFS) 9:13.96, 8 Lucas Bothobutle (ACNW) 9:19.92, 9 Simon Mokonyama (AGN) 9:23.38, 10 Derocious Makhobalo (CGA) 9:29.09, 11 Ontiretse Motlagale (ACNW) 9:30.07, 12 Godfrey Malepe (ANWN) 9:31.34, 13 Mongezi Ngobe (ATRA) 9:43.02, 14 Sive Ngubo (AGN-I) 9:43.58, 15 Siboniso Soldaka (WPA) 9:45.07, 16 Siphesihle Masondo (KZNA) 9:58.44
110m hurdles (+0.3): 1 Tiaan Smit (AGN) 13.42, 2 Antonio Alkana (WPA) 13.49, 3 Ruan de Vries (AGN) 13.81, 4 Junior Mkatini (CGA) 13.86, 5 Kobus Moolman (AFS) 14.06, 6 Alwyn Bothma (ACNW) 14.17, 7 Muntingh Hamman (AGN) 14.19, 8 Andre September (WPA) 14.34
400m hurdles: 1 Le Roux Hamman (AGN) 49.35, 2 LJ van Zyl (AGN) 49.52, 3 Constant Pretorius (AGN) 49.83, 4 Linford Maree (BOLA) 50.99, 5 Elshami Eksteen (AFS) 51.42, 6 Kefilwe Mogawane (AGN) 51.90, 7 Marcus Bornman (AGN-I) 52.49, 8 Lindokuhle Gara (AGN-I) 53.37
High jump: 1 Chris Moleya (AGN) 2.25, 2 Keegan Fourie (BOLA) 2.20, 3 Garth Ellis (EPA) 2.15, 4 Breyton Poole (WPA) 2.15, 5 Mpho Links (ACNW) 2.10, 6 Sarel Prinsloo (ACNW) 2.05, 7 Luvo Nkewu (BOLA) 2.00, 7 Clyde Ruiters (WPA) 2.00, 9 Manqoba Nkosi (AGN) 2.00, 10 Teboho Modise (CGA) 2.00, 11 Sherno Pick (ASWD) 1.95, 12 Christo Krause (ACNW) 1.85
Pole vault: 1 Eben Beukes (AGN) 5.00, 2 Heinrich Smit (AGN) 5.00, 3 Eckhardt van der Watt (BOLA) 4.90, 4 Jaun de Swardt (BOLA) 4.70, 5 Valco van Wyk (BOLA) 4.70
Long jump: 1 Luvo Manyonga (AGN) 8.65, 2 Ruswahl Samaai (CGA) 8.49, 3 Zarck Visser (CGA) 8.03, 4 Jovan van Vuuren (AFS) 7.60, 5 Dylon Cotter (CGA) 7.59, 6 Peter Makgato (CGA) 7.41, 7 Divan Manuel (EPA) 7.37, 7 Koketso Mogapi (ACNW) 7.37, 9 Aaron Pedro (CGA) 7.31, 10 Maudas Banda (AMPU) 7.28, 11 Norbert Ponisammy (AMPU) 7.25, 12 Francois Coetzee (AGN) 7.22, 13 Keanu Moodie (BOLA-I) 7.18, 14 Jason Farao (CGA) 7.17, 15 Crissio Roberts (WPA) 7.09, 16 Michael Skosana (AGN) 6.98, 17 Luke Gauche (ASWD) 6.96, 18 Duwayne Boer (CGA) 6.95, 19 Regan Julies (SAPS) 6.86, 20 Khuco Fallert (AGN) 6.68, 21 Christo Krause (ACNW) 6.29
Triple jump: 1 Reneilwe Aphane (AGN) 15.93, 2 Sefako Mokhosoa (AFS) 15.63, 3 Junior Mphefu (BOLA) 15.21, 4 Jason Sewenyana (WPA) 14.93, 5 Kwesi Mtoba (BOLA) 14.79, 6 Duwayne Boer (CGA) 14.69, 7 Itumeleng Dikoko (AVT) 14.60, 8 Jabulane Mothlake (CGA) 14.39, 9 Michael Skosana (AGN-I) 13.80
Shot put: 1 Orazio Cremona (AGN) 21.12, 2 Jaco Engelbrecht (CGA) 20.63, 3 Burger Lambrechts Jnr (AGN) 19.15, 4 Jason van Rooyen (CGA) 18.70, 5 Kyle Blignaut (CGA) 18.51, 6 Ruan Combrink (AGN) 17.20, 7 Tumelo Thage (AGN) 16.68, 8 Constand van Rooyen (ACNW) 15.32
Discus throw: 1 Dewald van Heerden (CGA) 56.61, 2 Brynn-Peter Kemp (BOLA) 55.12, 3 Patrick Duvenage (AGN) 55.08, 4 Werner Visser (CGA) 53.51, 5 Naas Marais (AMPU) 46.92, 6 Manie Blom (AGN-I) 46.47, 7 Roland Pienaar (AFS-I) 43.73
Hammer throw: 2 Chris Harmse (AFS) 70.53, 2 Renaldo Frechou (AGN) 70.30, 3 Tshepang Makhethe (ACNW) 69.14, 4 Alan Cumming (ACNW) 64.94, 5 Carel Haasbroek (ACNW) 62.20, 6 Vincent van Rensburg (CGA) 57.62, 7 Nicol Laubscher (BOLA) 52.06, 8 Pierre Janeke (AFS) 52.00, 9 Werner Behr (CGA) 47.13, 10 Lee Duyvestyn (BORA) 43.31
Javelin throw: 1 Phil-Mar Janse van Rensburg (AMPU) 79.86, 2 Rocco van Rooyen (WPA) 79.76, 3 Johan Grobler (ACNW) 75.70, 4 Hernu van Vuuren (CGA) 74.83, 5 Chad Herman (ACNW) 73.56, 6 Tobie Holtzhauzen (AGN) 72.20, 7 Brendan Skiener (AGN-I) 71.63, 8 Werner Dames (ANWN) 68.78, 9 Erich Wiese (ACNW) 67.77, 10 Jannes Schlebusch (AFS) 66.59, 11 Paul Botha (ANWN) 62.75
Decathlon: 1 Fredriech Pretorius (AGN) 7524, 2 Duncan McGladdery (AGN) 6788, 3 Marcelle de Jager (AFS) 6747, 4 Lee van der Berg (ACNW) 6290, 5 JC van Biljon (AFS) 6259, 6 Hennie Beukes (BOLA) 6236, 7 Terrence Wepener (WPA-I) 6039, 8 Katleho Matsekane (AVT) 5588, 9 Gert Swanepoel (AGN) 4722, 10 Brandon Barnard (ACNW) 2587, 11 Willem Coertzen (ACNW) 1619
4x100m relay: 1 WPA 40.07, 2 AGN-I 41.89
4x400m relay: 1 BOLA 3:11.04, 2 AGN-I 3:14.11, 3 CGA 3:18.23, 4 ATRA 3:25.03
20km walk: 1 Wayne Snyman (AGN) 1:25:51, 2 Sizwe Ndebele (AGN) 1:28:37, 3 Mzwakhe Mavandla (CGA) 1:32:45, 4 Thumisang Pule (AGN) 1:33:55, 5 Aron Mahlangu (KZNA) 1:34:15, 6 Mthunzi Mnisi (AGN) 1:38:25

Women

100m (-0.2): 1 Alyssa Conley (CGA) 11.41, 2 Tebogo Mamatu (AGN) 11.44, 3 Nabeela Parker (WPA) 11.56, 4 Tamzin Thomas (WPA) 11.59, 5 Lente Pieterse (ACNW) (ACNW) 11.73, 6 Rose Xeyi (AGN) 12.01, 7 Shanice Marnce (KZNA) 12.13
200m (+1.5): 1 Alyssa Conley (CGA) 22.94, 2 Tamzin Thomas (WPA) 23.43, 3 Wenda Nel (AGN) 23.54, 4 Ariane Nel (ACNW) 23.98, 5 Nabeela Parker (WPA) 24.35, 6 Shanice Marnce (KZNA) 24.44, 7 Chante van Tonder (CGA) 24.75, 8 Elme Smith (AFS) 24.85
400m: 1 Caster Semenya (ACNW) 51.60, 2 Justine Palframan (BOLA) 52.57, 3 Sonja van Tonder (WPA) 54.66, 4 Marli Viljoen (AGN-I) 55.08, 5 Rorisang Ramonnye (ANWN) 55.40, 6 Danel Holton (ACNW) 55.65, 7 Armoure le Roux (CGA) 56.04, 8 Ariane Nel (ACNW) 57.47
800m: 1 Caster Semenya (ACNW) 2:01.03, 2 Gena Lofstrand (KZNA) 2:03.32, 3 Anuscha Nice (AGN) 2:05.88, 4 Niene Muller (AGN) 2:08.32, 5 Lee Anne Blake (AGN-I) 2:08.72, 6 Keletso Senosi (AGN) 2:11.88, 7 Danel du Plessis (ACNW) 2:12.11, 8 Carina Swiegers (ACNW) 2:18.91
1 500m: 1 Simonay Weitsz (CGA) 4:21.93, 2 Marne Mentz (AFS) 4:22.46, 3 Irvette van Zyl (AGN) 4:23.23, 4 Nicole Louw (AFS) 4:26.02, 5 Lyndi Roelofse (CGA) 4:26.63, 6 Stella Marais (AGN) 4:30.80, 7 Happiness Mkhize (KZNA) 4:31.08, 8 Dipuo Mashishi (CGA) 4:31.29, 9 Yandiswa Shange (CGA) 4:31.33, 10 Tylor Beling (AFS) 4:31.62, 11 Mandie Brandt (WPA-I) 4:32.45, 12 Liza Maritz (AGN-I) 4:36.45
5 000m: 1 Kesa Molotsane (AFS) 16:22.30, 2 Irvette van Zyl (AGN) 16:28.53, 3 Nolene Conrad (WPA) 16:32.51, 4 Mapaseka Makhanya (CGA) 16:36.49, 5 Glenrose Xaba (AGN) 16:39.34, 6 Sherilene Gelderblom (ACNW) 17:26.28, 7 Casey Bosman (CGA) 17:43.18, 8 Nicole van der Merwe (CGA) 18:02.78, 9 Lusanda Bomvana (ATRA) 18:35.26, 10 Pam Madoa (ACNW) 18:48.57, 11 Ntombomzi Tywalana (ATRA) 19:58.55, 12 Megan Dempster (EPA) 20:01.10, 13 Willie Sinobom (ATRA) 20:13.22
10 000m: 1 Glenrose Xaba (AGN) 34:56.12, 2 Cornelia Joubert (CGA) 35:12.32, 3 Mapaseka Makhanya (CGA) 35:26.89, 4 Maria Shai (CGA) 35:41.62, 5 Bulelwa Simae (WPA) 35:53.32, 6 Lusanda Bomvana (ATRA) 36:32.67, 7 Puseletso Dladla (KZNA) 37:18.36, 8 Monwabisi Mjoli (KZNA) 38:20.97, 9 Bathobile Mkhize (KZNA) 38:51.74, 10 Maryna Swanepoel (AFS) 39:04.00
3 000m steeplechase: 1 Cherise Sims (EPA) 10:46.29, 2 Thembi Baloyi (AGN) 10:59.84, 3 Shanley Koekemoer (AGN) 11:04.66, 4 Lethabo Makgoga (CGA) 11:08.65, 5 Carina Swiegers (ACNW) 11:26.31, 6 Lara Orrock (AFS) 11:34.16, 7 Lesego Mpshe (CGA) 11:42.38, 8 Lizandre Mulder (AFS) 11:50.44
100m hurdles (-0.1): 1 Rikenette Steenkamp (AGN) 13.02, 2 Claudia Heunis (AGN) 13.23, 3 Maryke Brits (AFS) 13.53, 4 Velmein Hendriks (CGA) 13.82, 5 Taylon Bieldt (AGN) 13.87, 6 Janke van Wyk (BOLA) 13.93, 7 Tanya Ehrke (CGA) 14.21
400m hurdles: 1 Wenda Nel (AGN) 55.16, 2 Anneri Moolman (AFS) 58.37, 3 Zeney van der Walt (AGN) 58.90, 4 Jean-Mare Senekal (BOLA) 59.10, 5 Belindi van der Merwe (AGN) 1:00.25, 6 Rogail Joseph (BOLA) 1:00.85, 7 Juli Vercuiel (WPA) 1:01.19, 8 Cynthia Tsetsewa (ACNW) 1:01.48
High jump: 1 Julia du Plessis (ACNW) 1.85, 2 Tillanie Neethling (SAPS) 1.80, 3 Marilize Higgens (CGA) 1.75, 4 Yvonne Robson (AMPU) 1.75, 5 Geraldine King (WPA) 1.75, 6 Brittany Uys (KZNA) 1.70, 7 Kristi Snyman (WPA) 1.70, 8 Daniella Carstens (AGN) 1.70, 8 Sherrifah Arewa (AGN) 1.70, 10 Mariette Botha (CGA) 1.60, 11 Frances Seeliger (AGN-I) 1.60
Pole vault: 1 Nadja Fourie (AFS) 3.70, 2 Jeannie van Dyk (EPA) 3.60, 3 Kian-Lee du Toit (BOLA) 3.60, 4 Jodie Sedras (BOLA) 3.50, 5 Anje Viljoen (BOLA) 3.40, 6 Esli Lamley (AFS) 3.20, 7 Simonn Swanevelder (ASWD) 3.10
Long jump: 1 Lynique Prinsloo (CGA) 6.57, 2 Maryke Brits (AFS) 6.39, 3 Samantha Pretorius (BOLA) 6.32, 4 Karin Mey (AGN-I) 6.29, 5 Zinzi Chabangu (CGA) 6.12, 6 Anita Madike (EPA) 6.01, 7 Michaela Wright (CGA-I) 5.68, 8 Moleboheng Pherane (AFS) 5.61, 9 Rudine Botha (ACNW) 5.53, 10 Marichelle Nortje (ACNW) 5.46, 11 Mahlatsi Dombeni (AGN-I) 5.42, 12 Stoni Lawrence (AGN-I) 5.17
Triple jump: 1 Kelly Kingwell (EPA) 13.55, 2 Zinzi Chabangu (CGA) 13.20, 3 Patience Ntshingila (CGA) 13.06, 4 Helga-Wendy Bensusan (CGA) 12.16, 5 Moleboheng Pherane (AFS) 12.03, 6 Mahlatsi Dombeni (AGN-I) 11.99, 7 Suneel Louwrens (BOLA-I) 11.95, 8 Taylia Visagie (AGN) 11.24, 9 Njabuliso Ngomane (AGN-I) 11.01
Shot put: 1 Ischke Senekal (EPA) 16.97, 2 Lezaan Jordaan (CGA) 15.04, 3 Sonia Smuts (AGN) 14.93, 4 Tanya Pubalakan (SAPS) 13.50, 5 Wanzel Breytenbach (AGN-I) 13.46, 6 Mia van Oudtshoorn (AFS) 13.23, 7 Monique Wagner (CGA) 13.22, 8 Jana Steinmann (ACNW) 12.79, 9 Elme Botha (ASWD) 12.08
Discus throw: 1 Ischke Senekal (EPA) 51.92, 2 Tharina van der Walt (AFS) 47.66, 3 Yolandi Stander (AGN) 46.36, 4 Riette Heyns (ACNW) 45.13, 5 Leandri Geel (CGA) 44.75, 6 Ashley Nieuwenhuizen (ACNW) 42.85, 7 Sonia Smuts (AGN) 41.95, 8 Mia van Oudtshoorn (AFS) 41.06, 9 Elme Botha (ASWD) 33.58
Hammer throw: 1 Letitia Janse van Vuuren (ACNW) 60.65, 2 Stephanie Greyling (ACNW) 57.40, 3 Marga Cumming (ACNW) 55.85, 4 Marinda Greyling (AFS) 52.51, 5 Chene Coetzee (AGN) 52.41, 6 Tanya Pubalakan (SAPS) 52.14, 7 Tharina van der Walt (AFS) 52.12, 8 Lizelle Fourie (CGA) 51.59, 9 Tamlynn Leonard (EPA) 50.94, 10 Nadia Meiring (AFS) 48.28, 11 Elme Botha (ASWD) 44.76, 12 Monique Vosloo (BORA) 40.71
Javelin throw: 1 Sunette Viljoen (aCNW) 63.49, 2 Jo-Ane van Dyk (ACNW) 52.72, 3 Megan Wilke (ACNW) 48.98, 4 Tazmin Brits (ACNW) 47.22, 5 Carli Nieuwenhuizen (ACNW) 45.94, 6 Leandri Lamprecht (AMPU) 45.27, 7 Linda van Vreden (CGA) 44.98, 8 Zandri Bailey (WPA) 44.59, 9 Anneke Germishuys (BOLA) 41.27, 10 Kelsy-Ann Mostert (AGN-I) 39.67, 11 Danel Bieldt (ACNW) 39.43
Heptathlon: 1 Nienka du Toit (BOLA) 4967, 2 Nicola Schoeman (AGN) 4833, 3 Anri Salim (ACNW) 3990, 4 Sherica van Graan (CGA) 3449, 5 Danica Kirsten (ACNW) 3446
4x100m relay: 1 BOLA 45.72, 2 WPA 46.33
4x400m relay: 1 AGN 3:43.59, 2 BOLA 3:43.74, 3 CGA 3:48.58
20km walk: 1 Anel Oosthuizen (CGA) 1:38:53, 2 Natalie le Roux (KZNA) 1:46:14, 3 Zelda Schultz (KZNA) 1:51:59, 4 Milandre Stafford (ACNW) 1:56:53, 5 Althea Potgieter (ACNW) 1:58:18, 6 Mthatsi Mokhele (CGA) 1:58:52

Junior women

10km walk: 1 Mizan Viljoen (AFS) 51:48, 2 Annette Koen (ACNW) 52:58

Combined events

Junior men

Decathlon: 1 Grove Coetzee (AFS) 5519, 2 Joshua Nurdeen (WPA-I) 5142, 3 Daniel Marais (WPA-I) 4902

Youth boys

Decathlon: 1 Zaine de la Rey (AFS) 5741, 2 Rainer Spruyt (AMPU) 5376, 3 Ronaldo Mackenzie (BOLA) 5332, 4 Rikus van Zyl (ACNW) 4731, 5 Stefan Hoffmeister (WPA-I) 4183

Junior women

Heptathlon: 1 Jone Kruger (ACNW) 4596, 2 Cindy van Bers (AGN) 4438, 3 Shannon Verster (KZNA) 4250, 4 Elizna von Alleman (ACNW) 4085

Youth girls

Heptathlon: 1 Liezl Theron (AGN) 4663, 2 Esther Solarin (AGN) 4372, 3 Leandre Ketch (BOLA) 4303, 4 Ancke Botha (CGA) 4132, 5 Liane van Jaarsveld (CGA) 4105, 6 Annica Opperman (ASWD) 3985, 7 Ameerah Donough (WPA) 3920, 8 Xante de Klerk (AVT) 3864, 9 Anina van Zyl (ACNW) 3272

Medals table

1 Athletics Gauteng North (AGN) 15g, 14s, 15b – 44 medals
2 Athletics Central North West (ACNW) 10g, 6s, 6b – 22 medals
3 Athletics Free State (AFS) 8g, 6s, 3b – 17 medals
4 Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) 7g, 6s, 9b – 22 medals
5 Boland Athletics (BOLA) 4g, 5s, 6b – 15 medals
6 Eastern Province Athletics (EPA) 4g, 1s, 1b – 6 medals
7 Western Province Athletics (WPA) 1g, 4s, 3b – 8 medals
8 Athletics Mpumalanga (AMPU) 1g, 1s, 1b – 3 medals
9 KwaZulu-Natal Athletics (KZNA) 3s, 2b – 5 medals
10 Athletics Gauteng North Individuals (AGN-I) 2s – 2 medals
11 Western Province Athletics Individuals (WPA-I) 1s, 1b – 2 medals
12 South African Police Services (SAPS) 1s – 1 medal

* Results courtesy of www.asaseniors.co.za

Olympic champions Wayde van Niekerk and Caster Semenya led the charge at the weekend, earning multiple titles at the USSA Championships in Cape Town.
Semenya raced to three individual victories at the two-day student event, held at Green Point Stadium on Friday and Saturday, winning the women’s 400m (51.84), 800m (2:00.99) and 1 500m (4:16.87) titles as she successfully defended all three crowns she lifted last year.
Van Niekerk, preparing for the 200m/400m double at the IAAF World Championships in London in August, cruised to victory in both finals.
He won the 400m title in 46.28 before storming to gold in the 200m dash in 20.10.
In other events, Ruswahl Samaai launched a leap of 8.35m to win the men’s long jump, and Le Roux Hamman again dipped under 50 seconds to take the men’s 400m hurdles in 49.87.
And Rantso Mokopane was in spectacular form, earning victory in the 1 500m (3:38.83) and 3 000m steeplechase (8:51.23) finals less than 30 minutes apart.
Mokopane also grabbed silver in the 5 000m contest, though he was more than 12 seconds behind Jeromy Andreas who secured the 5 000m/10 000m double.

​Results of the Forever Resorts Loskop Marathon on Saturday (22 April, 2017):

50km

Men

Open: 1 Charles Tjiane (Maxed) 2:48:15, 2 Collin Parura (Nedbank) 2:48:44, 3 Felix Mushura (Nedbank) 2:54:54, 4 Raymond Phaladi (KPMG) 2:57:02, 5 Best Ngwenya (Nedbank) 2:57:32
Veterans: 1 Charles Tjiane (Maxed) 2:48:15, 2 Felix Mushura (Nedbank) 2:54:54, 3 Graham Malinga (Nkangala) 3:01:37
Masters: 1 Joseph Ndlovu (Eersterust) 3:21:54, 2 Thabo Hlako (Kempton Park) 3:26:29, 3 Ridovhona Matumba (SAPS) 3:27:20
Grandmasters: 1 Gideon Radebe (Anglo American) 3:44:18, 2 Johan Nel (Irene) 3:56:49, 3 Theo Swanepoel (Kempton Park) 4:13:31
Great grandmasters: 1 Welcome Mabuza (Nkomaz) 5:40:05, 2 Patrick Mabena (Correctional Services) 5:40:20

Women

Open: 1 Anne Ashworth (Born2Run) 3:32:56, 2 Salome Cooper (Born2Run) 3:37:09, 3 Mitzi van der Westhuizen (KPMG) 3:48:17, 4 Jenni Kruse (Born2Run) 3:49:20, 5 Theresa Loots (Runavation) 3:56:03
Veterans: 1 Salome Cooper (Born2Run) 3:37:09, 2 Mitzi van der Westhuizen (KPMG) 3:48:17, 3 Jenni Kruse (Born2Run) 3:49:20
Masters: 1 Christena Walter (Dainfern) 4:04:31, 2 Leonor Erwee (Miway Warriors) 4:05:55, 3 Linda Smart (Dainfern) 4:21:23
Grandmasters: 1 Val Watson (Runavation) 4:26:57, 2 Adri van Jaarsveld (Eskom) 4:35:32
Great grandmasters: 1 Sandra Steenkamp (Irene) 5:33:00

​With less than three months remaining before the qualifying window closes on July 23, a total of 48 South African athletes have achieved either the A or B standards for the IAAF World Championships in London.
With Athletics SA reverting to the former double-standard system, 20 athletes have achieved the A qualifiers and 28 have met the required B qualifiers in their events.
While the qualifying window for the marathon, race walks, decathlon and heptathlon opened on January 1, 2016, the window period for all other disciplines opened on October 1.
In addition to the athletes listed below, Phil-Mar van Rensburg (javelin throw), Fredriech Pretorius (decathlon) and Claudia Heunis (100m hurdles) receive wild card entries for winning African titles in their disciplines last season, though their potential inclusion in the squad will rest with the ASA selectors.
Stephen Mokoka and Caster Semenya, who have both achieved the standards in other events, also qualify for the men’s 10 000m and women’s 1 500m contests respectively, as the reigning African champions.
While Wayde van Niekerk has not yet met the required standard for the 400m sprint, he also receives an automatic entry from the IAAF as the defending world champion.
Though ASA has confirmed only A-standard qualifiers will be guaranteed a place in the final team, the federation is expected to consider B-qualifiers in some events, with the nation limited to three entrants per discipline.

Current list of South African qualifiers for the IAAF World Championships in London in August (as at 30 April, 2017):

Men, A-standard qualifiers

100m (10.03)

9.92, Akani Simbine (Pretoria, 18 Mar 2017)
9.95, Thando Roto, (Pretoria, 18 Mar 2017)

200m (20.31)

19.90, Wayde van Niekerk (Potchefstroom, 22 Apr 2017)
19.95, Akani Simbine (Pretoria, 4 Mar 2017)
20.10, Clarence Munyai (Pretoria, 4 Mar 2017)
20.14, Ncincilili Titi (Columbia, 15 Apr 2017)
20.20, Gift Leotlela (Potchefstroom, 22 Apr 2017)

110m hurdles (13.38)

13.23*, Ruan de Vries (Bloemfontein, 8 Mar 2017)
13.28*, Junior Mkatini (Bloemfontein, 8 Mar 2017)

Long jump (8.15)

8.65, Luvo Manyonga (Potchefstroom, 22 Apr 2017)
8.49, Ruswahl Samaai (Potchefstroom, 22 Apr 2017

Shot put (20.53)

21.12, Orazio Cremona (Potchefstroom, 22 Apr 2017)
20.63, Jaco Engelbrecht (Potchefstroom, 22 Apr 2017)

Javelin throw (83.00)

84.09m, Rocco van Rooyen (Parow, 18 Mar 2016)

Marathon (2:12:03)

2:10:18, Stephen Mokoka (Shanghai, 30 Oct 2016)
2:10:51, Desmond Mokgobu (Rotterdam, 9 Apr 2016)
2:11:27, Lusapho April (Hannover, 10 Apr 2016)
2:11:43, Sibusiso Nzima (Seville, 21 Feb 2016)

20km walk (1:20:30)

1:20:06, Lebogang Shange (Adelaide, 21 Feb 2016)

Men, B-standard qualifiers

100m (10.12)

10.04, Wayde van Niekerk (Potchefstroom, 21 Apr 2017)
10.09, Le Roux van Tonder (Bloemfontein, 8 Mar 2017)
10.12, Keenan Michau (Bloemfontein, 8 Mar 2017)
10.12, Gift Leotlela (Pretoria, 18 Mar 2017)

200m (20.44)

20.40, Hendrik Maartens (Potchefstroom, 22 Apr 2017)

400m (45.50)

45.15, Pieter Conradie (Potchefstroom, 21 Apr 2017)

110m hurdles (13.48)

13.41*, Muntingh Hamman (Bloemfontein, 8 Mar 2016)
13.42, Tiaan Smit (Potchefstroom, 22 Apr 2017)
13.45, Antonio Alkana (Parow, 18 Mar 2017)

400m hurdles (49.35)

49.27, Cornel Fredericks (Pretoria, 4 Mar 2016)
49.35, Le Roux Hamman (Potchefstroom, 21 Apr 2017)

Marathon (2:19:00)

2:13:17, Benedict Moeng (Hamburg, 17 Apr 2016)
2:14:26, Xolisa Tyali (Cape Town, 18 Sept 2016)
2:16:37, Tumelo Motlagale (Cape Town, 18 Sept 2016)
2:16:46, Thabang Masihlelo (Cape Town, 18 Sept 2016)
2:17:15, Lungile Gongqa (Mumbai, 17 Jan 2016)
2:18:12, Siyabonga Nkonde (Cape Town, 18 Sept 2016)

20km walk (1:24:00)

1:20:46, Wayne Snyman (Stellenbosch, 16 Apr 2016)

50km walk (4:06:00)

3:56:12, Marc Mundell (Dudince, 19 Mar 2016)

Women, A-standard qualifiers

100m (11.10)

11.10, Carina Horn (Potchefstroom, 21 Apr 2017)

Javelin throw (62.00)

63.49, Sunette Viljoen (Potchefstroom, 21 Apr 2017)

Women, B-standard qualifiers

200m (23.10)

22.94, Alyssa Conley (Potchefstroom, 22 Apr 2017)

400m (52.10)

51.60, Caster Semenya (Potchefstroom, 22 Apr 2017)

800m (2:01.00)

2:00.99, Caster Semenya (Cape Town, 29 Apr 2017)

10 000m (32:15.00)

31:51.47, Dominique Scott-Efurd (Rio de Janeiro, 12 Aug 2016)

400m hurdles (56.10)

55.16, Wenda Nel (Potchefstroom, 21 Apr 2017)

Marathon (2:45:00)

2:32:20, Irvette van Zyl (London, 24 Apr 2016)
2:33:48, Diana-Lebo Phalula (Enschede, 17 Apr 2016)
2:37:12, Jenna Challenor (Nagoya, 13 Mar 2016)
2:37:19, Mapaseka Makhanya (Shanghai, 30 Oct 2016)
2:38:00, Lebogang Phalula (Cape Town, 18 Sept 2016)
2:39:44, Rene Kalmer (London, 24 Apr 2016)

20km walk (1:36:00)

1:34:49, Anel Oosthuizen (Podebrady, 8 Apr 2017)

* Times under investigation due to possible technical faults

​Results of the USSA Championships at Green Point Stadium, in Cape Town, on Friday and Saturday (28 and 29 April, 2017):

Men

100m (+0.9): 1 Thando Roto (Tuks) 10.14, 2 Chederick van Wyk (Pukke) 10.50, 3 Yusuf Ismail (UWC) 10.56, 4 Kagiso Ramagole (VUT) 10.64, 5 Keenan Michau (Tuks) 10.65, 5 Obakeng Maoka (UJ) 10.65, 7 Dale Williams (NMMU) 10.71, 8 Barend Erasmus (UJ) 10.74
200m (+0.8): 1 Wayde van Niekerk (Kovsies) 20.10, 2 Hendrik Maartens (Kovsies) 20.63, 3 Yusuf Ismail (UWC) 21.25, 4 Wynand du Toit (Maties) 21.34, 5 Dale Williams (NMMU) 21.58
400m: 1 Wayde van Niekerk (Kovsies) 46.28, 2 Pieter Conradie (Pukke) 46.33, 3 Zakithi Nene (UKZN) 46.88, 4 Jaden Flagg (Maties) 46.94, 5 Anele Nzwanzwa (TUT) 47.95, 6 Stefan Bruwer (Pukke) 48.28, 7 Oscar Mavundla (TUT) 48.34
800m: 1 Rynardt van Rensburg (Kovsies) 1:49.57, 2 Henco Uys (Pukke) 1:50.28, 3 Thabang Matiwane (UJ) 1:50.53, 4 Sikhalo Mthimkulu (TUT) 1:50.73, 5 Mafika Cunekelo (UJ) 1:50.87, 6 Pieter Conradie (Pukke) 1:52.46, 7 Thakgatso Malebana (Tuks) 1:52.80, 8 Solomon Bothlolo (TUT) 1:53.35, 9 Daniel Prinsloo (Kovsies) 1:53.77, 10 Juan Jones (UWC) 1:53.82, 11 Ruan Jonck (Kovsies) 1:58.47, 12 Paseka Mokubung (TUT) 2:01.54
1 500m: 1 Rantso Mokopane (Pukke) 3:38.83, 2 Dumisani Hlaselo (UJ) 3:38.94, 3 Jerry Motsau (TUT) 3:41.97, 4 George Kusche (Tuks) 3:42.08, 5 Henry Makane (UJ) 3:43.64, 6 Thakgatso Malebana (Tuks) 3:46.03, 7 Sibusiso Magwaza (UWC) 3:46.92, 8 Solomon Bothlolo (TUT) 3:49.49, 9 Rynardt van Rensburg (Kovsies) 3:52.79, 10 Rowhaldo Ratz (UWC) 4:00.08, 11 Mafika Cunekelo (UJ) 4:01.40, 12 Thabang Matiwane (UJ) 4:08.10
5 000m: 1 Jeromy Andreas (UJ) 13:52.13, 2 Rantso Mokopane (Pukke) 14:05.04, 3 Milton Kekana 14:05.73, 4 Collen Mulaudzi (TUT) 14:07.11, 5 Michael Pienaar (Tuks) 14:17.48, 6 Ambition Masihleho (CUTW) 14:24.11, 7 Henry Makane (UJ) 14:24.53, 8 Sive Ngubo (TUT) 14:24.79, 9 Marianio Eesou (NMMU) 14:31.25, 10 Nkosikhona Mhlakwana (UKZN) 14:32.67, 11 Ruan Meintjies (Kovsies) 14:33.40, 12 Rowhaldo Ratz (UWC) 14:37.20, 13 Merlin Klaaste (UWC) 14:39.94, 14 Anthony Timoteus (UWC) 14:42.88, 15 McMarshall Hartzenburg (UWC) 14:46.58, 16 Puseletso Mofokeng (VUT) 14:50.35, 17 Mahlatse Makoasha (TUT) 14:51.15, 18 Jonas Soke (CUTW) 14:57.56 (43 finishers)
10 000m: 1 Jeromy Andreas (UJ) 29:08.51, 2 Milton Kekana (TUT) 29:14.83, 3 Collen Mulaudzi (TUT) 29:22.31, 4 Michael Pienaar (Tuks) 29:46.24, 5 Nkosikhona Mhlakwana (UKZN) 29:56.67, 6 Ambition Masihleho (CUTW) 30:02.70, 7 Marianio Eesou (NMMU) 30:19.05, 8 Puseletso Mofokeng (VUT) 30:47.68, 9 McMarshall Hartzenburg (UWC) 31:03.25, 10 Clinton Swanepoel (UJ) 31:19.79, 11 Tankiso Radebe (VUT) 31:23.48, 12 Thamsanqa Khonco (UJ) 32:15.49, 13 JJ van der Merwe (UJ) 32:42.87, 14 Malelekoa Matoli (CUTW) 33:18.50, 15 Tshepo Leeto (TUT) 33:19.62, 16 Collen Mashaba (UV) 33:53.77, 17 Ricardo Jafta (CPUT) 34:19.49, 18 Pfunzo Gavhi (UV) 35:18.48 (23 finishers)
3 000m steeplechase: 1 Rantso Mokopane (Pukke) 8:51.23, 2 Merlin Klaaste (UWC) 8:51.56, 3 Sive Ngubo (TUT) 8:54.20, 4 Ruan Meintjies (Kovsies) 8:54.38, 5 Siboniso Soldaka (CPUT) 8:58.71, 6 Mpho Motaung (TUT) 9:24.58, 7 Bongani Nkutha (Kovsies) 9:28.21, 8 Moorosi Semase (Kovsies) 9:44.65, 9 Tumisang Sibanyoni (TUT) 9:52.38, 10 Chrisophai Booise (CPUT) 10:10.28, 11 Nhlakanipho Tshabalala (CUT) 10:17.14
110m hurdles (+1.3): 1 Junior Mkatini (UJ) 13.85, 2 Tshepo Lefete (UJ) 13.88, 3 Muntingh Hamman (Tuks) 14.06, 4 Kobus Moolman (Kovsies) 14.08, 5 Fred-Charles Pieterse (Pukke) 14.43, 6 Lethabo Maganyele (TUT) 14.58, 7 Theodor Young (Pukke) 17.99
400m hurdles: 1 Le Roux Hamman (Tuks) 49.87, 2 Hardus Maritz (Pukke) 50.04, 3 Constant Pretorius (Tuks) 50.64, 4 Kefilwe Mogawane (TUT) 50.96, 5 Elishama Eksteen (CUT) 51.87, 6 Marcus Bornman (Tuks) 52.97, 7 Tshegofatso Mathopa (TUT) 53.47, 8 Ignatius van der Walt (Tuks) 53.93
High jump: 1 Mpho Links (Pukke) 2.22, 2 Garth Ellis (NMMU) 2.10, 3 Teboho Modise (UJ) 2.05, 4 Marcel Maree (Maties) 2.05, 5 Rephethisitsoe Makhabane (CUT) 1.90, 6 Blaze Thompson (NMMU) 1.85, 6 Chize Okocha (UWC) 1.85, 8 Kevin Mieze (CPUT) 1.85, 8 Ntanga Phidzaulima (TUT) 1.85, 10 Mark Visagie (CPUT) 1.80, 11 Thobani Zulu (UCT) 1.75, 12 Thabo Makafola (UV) 1.70
Pole vault: 1 Juan de Swart (Maties) 4.80, 2 Fredriech Pretorius (Tuks) 4.40, 3 Hennie Beukes (Maties) 4.20, 4 Lee van der Berg (Pukke) 3.80
Long jump: 1 Ruswahl Samaai (UJ) 8.35, 2 Dylon Cotter (UJ) 7.64, 3 Jovan van Vuuren (Kovsies) 7.61, 4 Divan Manuel (NMMU) 7.52, 5 Koketso Mogapi (Pukke) 7.37, 6 Jason Farao (UJ) 7.32, 7 Peter Makgato (UJ) 7.28, 8 Duwayne Boer (UJ) 7.19, 9 Fredriech Pretorius (Tuks) 7.01, 10 Elijah Akudugu (UCT) 6.82, 11 Itumeleng Dikoko (VUT) 6.73
Triple jump: 1 Roger Haitengi (UJ) 16.06, 2 Sefako Mokhosoa (Kovsies) 15.96, 3 Dylon Cotter (UJ) 15.51, 4 Menzi Mthembu (UJ) 15.46, 5 Jubilant Motlhake (UJ) 15.16, 6 Kwezi Mtoba (Maties) 15.09, 7 Itumeleng Dikoko (VUT) 14.91, 8 Duwayne Boer (UJ) 14.69, 8 Cheslin Kortje (Maties) 14.69, 10 Kweku Essah (Tuks) 14.65, 11 Lezlo Bramwill (UJ) 14.31, 12 Koketso Mogapi (Pukke) 14.19, 13 Waden Bonze (Tuks) 13.75
Shot put: 1 Jason van Rooyen (UJ) 18.21, 2 Ruan Combrinck (Tuks) 16.92, 3 Zane Weir (UJ) 16.08, 4 Werner Visser (UJ) 15.20, 5 Joshua Kulp (UWC) 11.91, 6 Gift Mankga (UL) 11.77, 7 Roland Pienaar (Kovsies) 10.56, 8 Jarred Clegg (SPU) 9.48, 9 Hendro Stassen (SPU) 8.47, 10 Tshepiso Moreroa (UL) 8.44, 11 Vuyane Nduna (SPU) 7.38
Discus throw: 1 Patrick Duvenage (Tuks) 54.16, 2 Jason van Rooyen (UJ) 51.97, 3 Werner Visser (UJ) 51.79, 4 Cameron Donkin (Maties) 49.55, 5 Conrad Burger (Maties) 49.39, 6 Roland Pienaar (Kovsies) 44.82, 7 Ewan Pieters (UCT) 37.84, 8 Gift Mankga (UL) 30.87, 9 Jarred Clegg (SPU) 25.67, 10 Tshepiso Moreroa (UL) 21.93
Hammer throw: 1 Tshepang Makhethe (Pukke) 66.82, 2 Alan Cumming (Pukke) 64.44, 3 Karel Haasbroek (Pukke) 63.51, 4 Juan Muller (Kovsies) 57.68, 5 Pierre Janeke (Kovsies) 50.98
Javelin throw: 1 Johan Grobler (Pukke) 73.94, 2 Leon Laubser (Pukke) 72.75, 3 Erich Wiese (Pukke) 70.98, 4 Chad Herman (Pukke) 68.27, 5 Dante de Wet (Maties) 63.71, 6 Hernu van Vuuren (UJ) 62.94, 7 Andre Adendorff (UWC) 61.80, 8 Chris Pietersen (Maties) 61.67, 9 Mpho Masiagwala (UV) 42.98, 10 Hendro Stassen (SPU) 28.46, 11 Sibusiso Dladla (SPU) 27.27, 12 Vuyane Nduna (SPU) 24.31
4x100m relay: 1 Pukke 40.78, 2 Tuks 40.84, 3 NMMU 41.08, 4 Kovsies 41.12, 5 UJ 41.20, 6 UWC 41.43, 7 Maties 42.40, 8 TUT 42.77
4x400m relay: 1 Maties 3:09.01, 2 TUT 3:10.20, 3 Tuks 3:10.21, 4 Pukke 3:10.53, 5 UJ 3:14.37, 6 Kovsies 3:15.21, 7 UWC 3:18.89, 8 UCT 3:20.47

Women

100m (+0.2): 1 Tamzin Thomas (UWC) 11.53, 2 Lente Pieterse (Pukke) 11.75, 3 Reabetswe Moloi (Tuks) 11.92, 4 Petunia Obisi (UWC) 12.04, 5 Shanice Marnce (UKZN) 12.06, 6 Simone du Plooy (Tuks) 12.13, 7 Chelsea Samuels (UWC) 12.41, 8 Tebogo Mamatu (Tuks) 18.55
200m (+0.3): 1 Justine Palframan (Maties) 23.21, 2 Ariane Nel (Pukke) 23.60, 3 Shanice Marnce (UKZN) 23.86, 4 Simone du Plooy (Tuks) 24.45, 5 Petunia Obisi (UWC) 24.51, 6 Cayla Seddon (VC) 24.60, 7 Chante van Tonder (UJ) 24.72, 8 Bevin Smith (Kovsies) 25.06
400m: 1 Caster Semenya (Pukke) 51.84, 2 Justine Palframan (Maties) 52.41, 3 Ariane Nel (Pukke) 54.05, 4 Danel Holton (Pukke) 55.50, 5 Armoure le Roux (UJ) 55.64, 6 Sune Alberts (Pukke) 57.29, 7 Mariska van Dyk (Tuks) 57.36, 8 Anrune Liebenberg (Maties) 57.57
800m: 1 Caster Semenya (Pukke) 2:00.99, 2 Anuscha Nice (Tuks) 2:05.48, 3 Thato Makhafola (UJ) 2:10.61, 4 Marne Mentz (Kovsies) 2:11.65, 5 Michelle Redelinghuys (Tuks) 2:12.35, 6 Tsepang Sello (Kovsies) 2:13.23, 7 Danette Marais (Tuks) 2:13.44, 8 Elise Wium (Maties) 2:14.18, 9 Happiness Mkhize (UKZN) 2:15.59, 10 Carina Swiegers (Pukke) 2:16.06, 11 Zani Kruger (Maties) 2:16.43, 12 Inari Basson (Maties) 2:20.91
1 500m: 1 Caster Semenya (Pukke) 4:16.87, 2 Anuscha Nice (Tuks) 4:18.41, 3 Kesa Molotsane (Kovsies) 4:19.92, 4 Marne Mentz (Kovsies) 4:24.53, 5 Stella Marais (Tuks) 4:25.72, 6 Sherilene Gelderblom (Pukke) 4:28.12, 7 Lizerie Ferreira (Tuks) 4:33.57, 8 Happiness Mkhize (UKZN) 4:37.79, 9 Zani Kruger (Maties) 4:42.89, 10 Tsepang Sello (Kovsies) 4:42.93, 11 Yvonne Steenkamp (Maties) 4:52.66, 12 Inge Engelbrecht (Maties) 5:33.06, 13 Assnique Robinson (UWC) 5:43.00, 14 Tankiso Lepolise (UWC) 5:45.76, 15 Mpho Mariri (TUT) 5:48.85, 16 Whitney Matseba (TUT) 6:29.90
5 000m: 1 Kesa Molotsane (Kovsies) 16:08.59, 2 Sherilene Gelderblom (Pukke) 16:50.14, 3 Stella Marais (Tuks) 16:52.81, 4 Cherise Sims (NMMU) 17:51.87, 5 Rachel Leistra (UJ) 18:03.12, 6 Yvonne Steenkamp (Maties) 18:06.36, 7 Jessica Pollock (UCT) 18:12.99, 8 Portia Ngwenya (TUT) 19:01.02, 9 Lizandre Mulder (Kovsies) 19:13.33, 10 Tegan Pitt (UCT) 19:43.50, 11 Nicola Wills (UCT) 19:48.94, 12 Tholoana Peu (TUT) 20:57.66, 13 Whitney Matseba (TUT) 21:42.49, 14 Mpho Mariri (TUT) 24:28.41
10 000m: 1 Rachel Leistra (UJ) 37:51.00, 2 Tanya Scott (UCT) 38:55.76, 3 Portia Ngwenya (TUT) 39:20.41, 4 Tholoana Peu (TUT) 41:52.17
3 000m steeplechase: 1 Cherise Sims (NMMU) 10:45.97, 2 Thembi Baloyi (VC) 10:51.12, 3 Carina Swiegers (Pukke) 11:06.27, 4 Lizandre Mulder (Kovsies) 11:47.23, 5 Ileana Dreyer (UWC) 12:07.43
100m hurdles (+3.4): 1 Rikenette Steenkamp (Tuks) 13.09, 2 Maryke Brits (Kovsies) 13.60, 3 Taylon Bieldt (Tuks) 13.82, 4 Janke van Wyk (Maties) 13.86, 5 Jean-Mare Senekal (Maties) 13.96, 6 Chrizaane Markram (UJ) 14.51, 7 Helga-Wendy Bensusan (UJ) 15.11, 8 Tamar Diamond (UJ) 17.65
400m hurdles: 1 Jean-Mare Senekal (Maties) 57.68, 2 Belindi van der Merwe (Tuks) 58.87, 3 Chanel Leuvennink (Tuks) 59.18, 4 Cynthia Tsetsewa (Pukke) 1:01.19, 5 Armoure le Roux (UJ) 1:01.78, 6 Rozelle Meier (Maties) 1:04.55, 7 Rozaan Joubert (NMMU) 1:08.87
High jump: 1 Julia du Plessis (Pukke) 1.80, 2 Geraldine King (UWC) 1.75, 3 Danielle Carstens (Tuks) 1.75, 4 Brittany Uys (UKZN) 1.75, 5 Marilize Higgins (UJ) 1.70, 6 Sheriffah Arewa (Tuks) 1.70, 7 Erikah Seyama (TUT) 1.65, 8 Karla Bronn (Maties) 1.60
Pole vault: 1 Jeannie van Dyk (NMMU) 3.60, 2 Esli Lamley (Kovsies) 3.50, 3 Jodie Sedras (Maties) 3.40, 4 Rozelle Meier (Maties) 3.10, 5 Kulthoom Gaidien (UWC) 3.00
Long jump: 1 Lynique Prinsloo (UJ) 6.59, 2 Kelly Lynn Kingwell (NMMU) 6.12, 3 Maryke Brits (UFS) 6.11, 4 Samantha Pretorius (Maties) 6.01, 5 Patience Ntshingila (UJ) 5.95, 6 Anitha Madike (NMMU) 5.83, 7 Desire van Wyk (UJ) 5.57, 8 Helga-Wendy Bensusan (UJ) 5.45, 9 Moleboheng Pherane (Kovsies) 5.43, 9 Cathrine Makaya (UJ) 5.43, 11 Sheriffah Arewa (Tuks) 5.12, 12 Erikah Seyama (TUT) 5.00
Triple jump: 1 Patience Ntshingila (UJ) 13.01, 2 Kelly Lynn Kingwell (NMMU) 12.84, 3 Zinzi Chabangu (UJ) 12.79, 4 Cathrine Makaya (UJ) 12.37, 5 Moleboheng Pherane (Kovsies) 11.84, 6 Desire van Wyk (UJ) 11.50, 7 Helga-Wendy Bensusan (UJ) 11.36, 8 Nicole Dirk (Maties) 11.04
Shot put: 1 Ischke Senekal (NMMU) 16.05, 2 Sonia Smuts (Tuks) 15.00, 3 Lezaan Jordaan (UJ) 14.68, 4 Monique Wagner (UJ) 12.42, 5 Leandri Geel (UJ) 12.31, 6 Chandre Fredericks (UWC) 10.35, 7 Terri-Ann Growie (SPU) 8.90, 8 Juane Serfontein (Kovsies) 8.71, 9 Sikelela Tibata (CPU) 8.55, 10 Jacoba Havinga (Kovsies) 8.01, 11 Bridget Mapharumela (TUT) 7.97, 12 Malebo Moloto (RU) 6.74, 13 Ayabonga Mntonga (VUT) 6.43, 14 Sibongile Phiri (CUT) 5.74
Discus throw: 1 Ischke Senekal (NMMU) 51.05, 2 Leandri Geel (UJ) 46.49, 3 Sonia Smuts (Tuks) 40.26, 4 Sunette Luther (Maties) 39.69, 5 Riette Heyns (Pukke) 39.28, 6 Lezaan Jordaan (UJ) 39.20, 7 Boitumelo Mabeo (TUT) 28.00, 8 Nadia Meiring (Kovsies) 26.82, 9 Bridget Mapharumela (TUT) 16.62, 10 Malebo Moloto (RU) 14.94, 11 Ayabonga Mntonga (VUT) 11.82, 12 Sibongile Phiri (CUT) 11.39
Hammer throw: 1 Stephanie Greyling (Pukke) 56.50, 2 Letitia Janse van Vuuren (Pukke) 54.15, 3 Chene Coetzee (Tuks) 51.15, 4 Nadia Meiring (Kovsies) 48.37, 5 Janel Havinga (Kovsies) 42.69, 6 Chandre Fredericks (UWC) 39.60, 7 Juane Serfontein (Kovsies) 37.66, 8 Terri-Ann Growie (SPU) 26.46, 9 Philile Cele (UKZN) 24.50
Javelin throw: 1 Jo-Ane van Dyk (Pukke) 52.68, 2 Megan Wilke (Pukke) 51.00, 3 Tazmin Brits (Pukke) 49.75, 4 Carli Nieuwenhuizen (Pukke) 46.31, 5 Anneke Germishuys (Maties) 43.40, 6 Hesmarie Teubes (Maties) 33.45, 7 Philile Cele (UKZN) 17.30
4x100m relay: 1 Tuks 46.39, 2 Maties 46.60, 3 UJ 47.12, 4 UWC 47.14, 5 Kovsies 47.62, 6 UCT 52.75
4x400m relay: 1 Pukke 3:43.65, 2 Maties A 3:47.63, 3 Tuks 3:48.75, 4 UJ 3:53.93, 5 Maties B 3:57.67, 6 UWC 3:58.00, 7 NMMU 3:59.44, 8 Kovsies 4:07.76

University codes

CPUT – Cape Peninsula University of Technology
CUT – Central University of Technology
CUTW – Central University of Technology Welkom
Kovsies – University of the Free State
Maties – University of Stellenbosch
NMMU – Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University
Pukke – North-West University
RU – Rhodes University
SPU – Sol Plaatjie University
Tuks – University of Pretoria
TUT – Tshwane University of Technology
UCT – University of Cape Town
UJ – University of Johannesburg
UKZN – University of KwaZulu-Natal
UL – University of Limpopo
UV – University of Venda
UWC – University of the Western Cape
VC – Varsity College
VUT – Vaal University of Technology

* Results courtesy of www.versus.co.za

​Results of the JG Zuma Marathon in Albert Falls, KwaZulu-Natal, on Sunday (30 April, 2017):

42km

Men

Open: 1 Raphael Segodi 2:27:40, 2 Melly Kennedy 2:27:54, 3 Phakoane Rakoto 2:29:12, 4 Lenanya Reakeboha 2:29:25, 5 Edwin Chimombo 2:29:49, 6 Sootho Rethabile 2:30:01, 7 Ramolefi Motsieloa 2:30:01, 8 Rebone Sello 2:30:33, 9 Mopenyane Lebelo 2:30:38, 10 Thabang Masopha 2:30:46
Veterans: 1 Peter Bamoloto 2:40:22, 2 Justice Nkosi 2:44:40, 3 Mpelesa Ntlotsoeu 2:48:59
Masters: 1 Phakama Shezi 3:05:24, 2 Herbert Mazongolo 3:05:47, 3 Wilson Nyandeni 3:48:59
Grandmasters: 1 Msebenziwenkosi Mhlongo 4:00:36, 2 Michael Langa 4:10:05, 3 Samson Dladla 4:41:09

Women

Open: 1 Mamorallo Tjoka 2:52:47, 2 Nthabeleng Letsele 2:52:53, 3 Elizabeth Arsedo 2:53:57, 4 Letsie Makampong 3:06:04, 5 Lizih Chikore 3:12:03, 6 Nandi Zaloumis 3:21:10, 7 Jane Mudau 3:26:25, 8 Florence Chepkurui 3:26:43, 9 Samekelisiwe Khumalo 3:26:53, 10 Takalani Ndandani 3:27:01
Veterans: 1 Aloysia Khantsi 3:40:36, 2 Thembinkosi Zama 3:49:17, 3 Samukelisiwe Mncube 3:53:59
Masters: 1 Jane Mudau 3:26:25, 2 Mbatama Mooklo 3:30:11, 3 Xolisile Mwelase 4:09:49
Grandmasters: 1 Pat Fisher 4:50:31, 2 Denise Johansen 5:32:40

21km

Men

Open: 1 David Manja 1:05:44, 2 Mothimokholo Hatasi 1:05:55, 3 Tebello Ramakongoana 1:06:08, 4 Kabelo Lesia 1:06:55, 5 Lebenya Nkoka 1:08:16
Veterans: 1 Bongani Lepheana 1:18:41, 2 Thuthukani Ntuli 1:21:19, 3 Silwayiphi Mathonsi 1:23:37
Masters: 1 Sipho Mbokazi 1:31:57, 2 Wilson Maphalala 1:36:31, 3 Maxwell Mngwengwe 1:40:53
Grandmasters: 1 Nicholas Dlamini 1:36:45, 2 Lindelani Ndlovu 1:40:39, 3 Franz Wetzl 2:38:50

Women

Open: 1 Maria Shai 1:19:26, 2 Bertha Chikanga 1:21:19, 3 Neheng Khatala 1:21:26, 4 Jenet Dlamini 1:21:39, 5 Linet Chaka 1:24:23
Veterans: 1 Thembisile Mwelase 1:51:58, 2 Thobekile Zama 2:11:01, 3 Fikelephi Sithole 2:20:56
Masters: 1 Ntombikhona Dlamini 2:48:28, 2 Mpume Dladla 3:23:01

10km

Men

Open: 1 Silindile Gubese 32:54, 2 Sipho Mbanjwa 32:55, 3 Ayanda Mncube 33:09, 4 Bonginkosi Zwane 33:20, 5 Mholi Jali 33:25
Veterans: 1 Bonginkosi Hagoa 37:16, 2 Tsepo Lekoa 41:14, 3 Suruwani Chipara 44:54
Masters: 1 Inillie Majombosi 42:58, 2 Mandla Mnisi 44:16, 3 Siyabonga Jali 51:24
Grandmasters: 1 Bongani Ndlovu 49:29, 2 Hannes Krause 1:06:24

Women

Open: 1 Nwabisa Mjoli 41:21, 2 Blandina Makatisi 41:38, 3 Litebogo Makwatseane 41:49, 4 Puseletso Dladla 43:02, 5 Nontokozo Mkhize 43:21
Veterans: 1 Tholakele Ngcobo 52:56, 2 Mary Anne Taylor 1:03:15, 3 Busisiwe Nzaca 1:12:08
Masters: 1 Dolly Bhengu 1:06:06, 2 Precious Mweli 1:23:15, 3 Busisiwe Zuma 1:25:23
Grandmasters: 1 Ntombizodwa Mthembu 1:16:35, 2 Krishnie Balaram 1:22:43

* Results courtesy of www.finishtime.co.za

​Results of the MiWay Wally Hayward road race in Centurion on Monday (1 May, 2017):

42km

Men

Open: 1 William Mokwalakwala (MiWay) 2:23:41, 2 Charles Soza (Nedbank) 2:24:41, 3 Charles Tjiane (Maxed Elite) 2:25:04, 4 Richard Mavuso (Corr Serv) 2:25:59, 5 Jonas Makhele (Nedbank) 2:28:46, 6 Goodwill Leburu (HMK) 2:34:15, 7 Lesley Kgetse (Soweto) 2:35:06, 8 Clement Maluleke (Nedbank) 2:35:22, 9 Kagiso Motyale (Nedbank) 2:35:54, 10 Shadrack Hoff (Boxer) 2:36:04
Veterans: 1 William Mokwalakwala (MiWay) 2:23:41, 2 Charles Tjiane (Maxed Elite) 2:25:04, 3 Shadrack Hoff (Boxer) 2:36:04
Masters: 1 Daniel Radebe (WRDAC) 2:49:17, 2 Jospeh Ndlovu (ACE) 2:53:49, 3 Caiphus Masipa (Gallopers) 3:00:42
Grandmasters: 1 Lekhu Molefe (Berts Bricks) 3:21:15, 2 Guy Nottingham (FFA) 3:22:40, 3 James Nukeri (Ivory Park) 3:29:31
Great grandmasters: 1 Elias Raphulu (Runners Store) 3:37:53
Walkers: 1 Patrick Mabena (Corr Serv) 4:50:51, 2 Gideon vd Berg (Akasia) 5:25:03

Women

Open: 1 Cobie Smith (Vitality) 3:04:22, 2 Samulekiso Moyo (Nedbank) 3:05:04, 3 Maria Vilakazi (RWFL) 3:13:13, 4 Elmarie Bezuidenhout (Charlo) 3:17:04, 5 Khubuzile Lephalala (Kathlehong) 3:19:05, 6 Nomthandazo Mhunu (BNAC) 3:19:27, 7 Julanie Basson (Born 2 Run) 3:23:22, 8 Theresa Louw (Medihelp) 3:26:08, 9 Estelle Paul (Warmbaths) 3:26:15, 10 Alta Kruger (KPMG) 3:26:37
Veterans: 1 Samulekiso Moyo (Nedbank) 3:05:04, 2 Maria Vilakazi (RWFL) 3:13:13, 3 Julanie Basson (Born 2 Run) 3:23:22
Masters: 1 Karen Brough (Born 2 Run) 3:31:54, 2 Chris Walter (Dainfern) 3:42:11, 3 Connie Blom (Runavation) 3:51:41
Grandmasters: 1 Val Watson (Runavation) 3:47:06, 2 Catherine Monja (RAC) 4:13:24, 3 Vollie Speis (Tuks) 4:20:43
Walkers: 1 Sandra Steenkamp (Irene) 4:49:23

21km

Men

Open: 1 Lucky Mohale (Boxer) 1:08:43, 2 Philani Buthelezi (KPMG) 1:08:47, 3 Victor Pheeha (Monaco) 1:10:22
Veterans: 1 Peter Medupe (Nedbank) 1:17:25, 2 Judas Ntuli (Magnolia) 1:17:44, 3 Mankgabe Magedi (Makhuduthamaga) 1:19:54
Masters: 1 Tidimalo Modiga (MiWay) 1:17:58, 2 Alan Coulter (Krugersdorp) 1:33:16, 3 Ephraim Yende (Bidvest) 1:33:24
Grandmasters: 1 Francis Makuka (Phobians) 1:29:22, 2 Daniel Hlongwane (Nedbank) 1:38:31, 3 Charles Stofberg (Green Mile) 1:40:21
Great grandmasters: 1 Pele Tshidukandamalema (Nedbank) 1:44:04
Over-80: 1 Andries van Rooyen (VTM) 2:35:13
Juniors: 1 Mandla Mahlangu (Nkodima) 1:15:50, 2 Themba Chauke (A4A) 1:16:54, 3 Simon Bopape (Nedbank) 1:23:32
Walkers: 1 Hudsie Hudsenberg (PMWC) 2:14:13, 2 Lwando Nyirana (Blue Sky) 2:20:32, 3 Dave Ingram (Vitality) 2:20:40

Women

Open: 1 Rudo Mhonderwa (Nedbank) 1:21:41, 2 Liziwe Mabona (AMPA) 1:24:36; 3 Leilani Scheffer (RWFL) 1:25:36
Veterans: 1 Leigh Privett (Wanderers) 1:33:03, 2 Cecilia Raath (PMK) 1:33:40; 3 Corne Prinsloo (PPMK) 1:35:13
Masters: 1 Sonia Scheepers (Green Mile) 1:49:55, 2 Ina Lagerwall (Magnolia) 1:50:05, 3 Elise Uys (Magnolia) 1:50:39
Grandmasters: 1 Frances van Blerk (Nedbank) 1:54:28, 2 Carole de Waal (Wingate) 1:56:16, 3 Debbie Blake (Runavation) 2:02:35
Great grandmasters: 1 Debbie van Heerden (Roodepoort) 2:25:28
Juniors: 1 Cindy mabudafhasi (A4A) 1:42:47, 2 Anna Chauke (A4A) 1:42:51
Walkers: 1 Thubelinle Chillenge (RWFL) 2:29:25, 2 Elna Tomlinson (Love Running) 2:37:45, 3 Marthie Homan (Carltonville) 2:38:18

10km

Men

Open: 1 Gladwin Mzazi (Boxer) 30:44, 2 Derocious Makhobalo (Nedbank) 31:27, 3 Jeromia Moswetsi (Temp) 31:41
Veterans: 1 Zongamele Dyubeni (Rockies) 35:26, 2 Timothy Tshokolo (Nedbank) 36:10, 3 Ian Macdonald (RAC) 38:06
Masters: 1 Dan Mothibe (Nedbank) 37:06, 2 Nelson Simango (Temp) 39:41, 3 Brendan Devine (Fit 2000) 42:46
Grandmasters: 1 Don Charles (Nedbank) 45:02, 2 Chris Harmse (Irene) 51:40, 3 Johan Bronkhorst (RWFL) 55:19
Great grandmasters: 1 Danie Roux (Kempton) 1:06:17
Over-80: John Macdonald (RAC) 57:09
Juniors: 1 Lindokuhle Mazibuko (Ubuhle) 33:36, 2 Caleb Beukes (KPMG) 34:28, 3 Mzizi Mtshali (NRB Harriers) 35:11
Walkers: 1 Tebogo Betana (RWFL) 55:26, 2 Jaap Willemse (Irene) 1:01:34, 3 Mapuane Mahlase (SANDF) 1:03:14

Women

Open: 1 Simonay Weitsz (Boxer) 38:10, 2 Leshan Curlewis (Waterkloof HS) 38:23, 3 Nina Mosehuis (Temp) 39:25
Veterans: 1 Elizabeth Dlhiwayo (RWFL) 41:57, 2 Patricia Forbes (Tuks) 44:37, 3 Mirriam Mooki (Corr Serv) 45:28
Masters: 1 Leonor Erwee (MiWay) 45:04, 2 Ronel Fourie (Oos Moot) 54:06, 3 Linda van der Gryp (Krugersdorp) 54:27
Grandmasters: 1 Joey Cloete (Irene) 54:44, 2 Alta van der Walt (Striders) 1:12:45; 3 Moira Terwey (Randburg) 1:13:08
Great grandmasters: 1 Persephone van Rensburg (PMK) 1:03:03
Over-80: Deidre Larkin (Randburg) 1:04:38
Juniors: 1 Simonay Weitsz (Boxer) 38:10, 2 Leshan Curlewis (Waterkloof HS) 38:23, 3 Carmie Prinsloo (Montana) 39:56
Walkers: 1 Buysiwe Mazibuko (Orlando) 1:04:48, 2 Lucia Willemse (Irene) 1:08:12, 3 Tinkie Nortmann (PWMC) 1:08:54

* Results courtesy of Chamberlain’s Timekeeping (www.raceresults.co.za)

​Four of South Africa’s in-form track stars will open their international campaigns on Friday night, as they tackle the global elite at the IAAF Diamond League meeting in Doha.
Sprinter Akani Simbine, middle-distance runner Caster Semenya and hurdlers Cornel Fredericks and LJ van Zyl will all compete at the opening leg of the annual series.
Simbine, who leads the national rankings with his 9.92 performance in Pretoria in March, will turn out in the men’s 100m dash.
Preparing for a baptism of fire in his first international race of the year, the Olympic finalist will meet American Justin Gatlin, a former world and Olympic champion, 22-year-old Canadian prospect Andre de Grasse, the bronze medallist at last year’s Rio Games, Jamaican powerhouse Asafa Powell, a former world record holder, and African champion Ben Youssef Meite of the Ivory Coast.
Though some of the other favourites have not yet raced outdoors this year, Simbine has displayed superb form by clocking five of the seven fastest times in the world at this early stage of the season, and he will go into the short-sprint battle among the favourites for victory.
Semenya, who cemented her place at the top of the national women’s 800m rankings with her 2:00.99 victory at the SA Student Championships in Cape Town last week, has shown good form over a variety of distances this year, and she will be eager to take a chunk off her season’s best in the two-lap event.
She faces a full-strength line-up which includes Kenyan athlete Margaret Wambui, who earned the bronze medal behind Semenya at the Rio Olympics.
Adding further excitement to a quality race, Ethiopian star Genzebe Dibaba will drop down in distance to tackle the best two-lap stars on the circuit.
Dibaba, the 1 500m world record holder, set an indoor 800m personal best of 2:00.62 in Madrid in February and her long kick will give her a chance against the shorter distance specialists.
South Africa, meanwhile, will launch a double-edged attack in the men’s 400m hurdles event, with Commonwealth Games champion Fredericks and SA record holder Van Zyl both turning out in the one-lap dash over the barriers.
Abderrahaman Samba of Qatar, who clocked 48.31 in Sasolburg in March, is the only man in the line-up to have run faster than the South African duo this season, but they will face an onslaught from Olympic gold medallist Kerron Clement of the United States, as well as Kenyan world champion Nicholas Bett and countryman Boniface Mucheru, who bagged Olympic silver in Rio.
Having settled in first and second place respectively in the 2017 national rankings, Fredericks (49.27) and Van Zyl (49.29) will hope to approach the 49-second barrier and make a statement ahead of a lengthy international season.

Programme of SA athletes competing at the IAAF Diamond League meeting in Doha on Friday night (SA times):

6.25pm – Caster Semenya (800m, women)
7.25pm – Akani Simbine (100m, men)
7.35pm – Cornel Fredericks, LJ van Zyl (400m hurdles, men)

* The meeting will be broadcast live on SuperSport

​Akani Simbine and Caster Semenya opened their international campaigns in fine style in Doha on Friday night, earning convincing victories at the first leg of the IAAF Diamond League series.
Simbine secured his maiden Diamond League win against a quality men’s 100m line-up, charging across the line in 9.99 seconds.
Former world record holder Asafa Powell finished second in 10.08, with pre-race favourites Justin Gatlin of the United States and Andre de Grasse of Canada both missing the podium.
Semenya was also in good form, proving she would again be the athlete to beat in her specialist 800m event this year.
The national record holder took control of the race on the final bend and drew ahead to win in 1:56.61, breaking the meeting record and shattering her season’s best by more than four seconds.
Margaret Wambui of Kenya took second position in 1:57.03.
In the men’s 400m hurdles race, LJ van Zyl overcame a poor lane draw to grab third spot in 49.49.
While Abderrahaman Samba of Qatar won convincingly in 48.44, Van Zyl did well to pace himself from lane eight.
Cornel Fredericks, the only other SA athlete competing in Doha, took fifth place in the one-lap race over the barriers in 49.99.
The second of 14 legs in the annual IAAF Diamond League series will be held in Shanghai on May 13.

​The national track and field season has come to an early close, with Athletics South Africa confirming this week the North v South Team Challenge meetings had been called off.
The inter-provincial events, which were expected to see northern provinces competing against southern provinces, had initially been scheduled for Durban on Saturday (May 6) and Bloemfontein a week later.
The federation moved the second leg to Germiston, however, after a technical blunder with the timing system marred the Speed Series meeting at Free State Stadium earlier this year.
Nonetheless, ASA revealed in a statement it had not been able to secure sufficient funding for the series and it was cancelled.
“There was also a poor response from athletes,” said ASA president Aleck Skhosana.
“After we were unable to find sponsorship we then took a decision to save the finances we have and redirect them towards preparing our age group teams to the various international competitions.
“Therefore, the cancellation is not because ASA has no money, but because we then decided to prioritise the preparation of athletes to (international) competitions.”