Athletics

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Oluchi Abelwe Ndubueze won the GOLD medal for her country in the U18 Girls Long Jump event, leaping a distance of 5.79m to claim the victory.
 
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Ansume De Beer wins Gold for South Africa at the 2025 CAA Track and Field Championships in Nigeria with a height of 4m.
 
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Bayanda Walaza, in his first #FISUGames, blazed down the track and etched his name in glory β€” 10.16 in the Men’s 100m Final.
From first-time contender to the fastest studentβ€”athlete in the world.
 
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South Africa's Zakithi Nene secured a third-place finish in the men's 400m at the London Diamond League.

Nene ran 44.29s in a tight race, finishing just behind Britain's Charles Dobson (44.14s) and Matthew Hudson-Smith (44.27s).

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1. Charles Dobson πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ 44.14 PB
2. Matthew Hudson-Smith πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ 44.27
3. Zakithi Nene πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦ 44.29
4. Vernon Norwood πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ 44.34 SB
5. Busang Collen Kebinatshipi πŸ‡§πŸ‡Ό 44.5
 
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Congratulations to Lythe Pillay, who delivered a dominant performance to win the Men’s 400m final at the World University Games in Chengdu!
He stormed home in 44.84 seconds, smashing the World Championship qualifying standard and sending a clear message ahead of Tokyo 2025
 
O man Sinbine didn't look great in the 100m yesterday and world Champs only a month away
 
O man Sinbine didn't look great in the 100m yesterday and world Champs only a month away

Yeah, I think he peaked between the Olympics and early in the year. His form has definitely dropped since March.
 
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Jo-Ane du Plessis Shines at the Diamond League!

Our star Jo-Ane du Plessis delivered a phenomenal performance in the women’s javelin, securing 2nd place with a massive throw of 58.89m
 
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Akani Simbine was a whisper away from victory in a thrilling men's 100m final!
In a race decided by just hundredths of a second, Simbine's 9.98s sprint secured him a brilliant second place, sandwiched between winner Christian Coleman (9.97s) and reigning champion Ackeem Blake (9.99s).
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100M
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1. Christian Coleman
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9.97
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2. Akani Simbine
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9.98
3. Ackeem Blake
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9.99
4. Jeremiah Azu
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10.03
5. Brandon Hicklin
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10.09
6. Trayvon Bromell
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10.14
7. Shaun Maswanganyi
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10.19
 

However, the achievement will not be recognized by World Athletics. The time trial used pacers, took place on a non-certified course, and featured prototype Adidas Adizero Evo Prime X shoes, which exceed the legal stack height for competition footwear. Even without official ratification, Kubheka's performance represents a new benchmark in ultrarunning and underscores the impact of innovation in the sport.

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