Glenrose Xaba became the first South African woman to win an Absa Run Your City Series race in 2026, clocking 32:10 to claim the inaugural
Glenrose Xaba won the elite women’s race at the 2026 Boxer Super Run Durban in 15:29, leading a Boxer AC top four ahead of Karabo
Zanele Maisa won the first national title of her career at the ASA 10km Championships in Potchefstroom, breaking clear to take gold for Central Gauteng
Tayla Kavanagh ran 30:50 to finish fifth at the tRUNsylvania 10K in Brasov, Romania, taking 22 seconds off the South African record, pending ratification, 15
Glenrose Xaba became the first athlete to win the Spar Grand Prix four times, taking the Jozi Spar Women’s 10km Challenge in 32:26 with her
Marione Fourie clocked 12.84 in the 100m hurdles and Prudence Sekgodiso ran 1:59.66 over 800m as South Africa’s women faced the world’s best at the
Nicola Jansen won her maiden national senior title in the women’s 10km at the ASA Cross Country Championships in Tshwane, and Karabo More defended her
Doreen Cherop made her move in the final kilometre and never looked back, holding off Glenrose Xaba to win the Absa Run Your City Tshwane
Tumi Ramokgopa left Eugene with two silver medals in two nights, adding 400m hurdles silver in a PB to the 100m hurdles silver she won
Glenrose Xaba broke the course record to win the Spar Women’s Challenge Tshwane in 32:28 and claim her first victory of the 2026 Spar Grand
Donné Breytenbach’s 33-second ippon sealed South Africa’s first judo medal of the Games, while Elmere van der Berg shot 48 from 49 as the netballers
Tayla Kavanagh crowned her Commonwealth Games debut with a 14:58.49 personal best in the 5000m final, on a day when England’s fightback ended the netballers’
