In celebration of Women’s Day, we honour former Momentum Athlete of the Year winners, who are continuing to build on their successes both on and off the field and playing their part in putting the country on the map #SheOwnsHerSuccess @Momentum_za
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Colleen McNally Aims to Develop Future Road Running Stars
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‘Wathint’ Abafazi, Wathint’ Imbokodo’ – Happy Women’s Day
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Can Kgatlana or Steyn Stop Semenya?
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Brand South Africa Championing Women’s Sport
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Elite Runners set for Flying Start in Women’s Challenge
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Xaba Wins her Maiden SPAR Women’s 10km in Pretoria
Boxer runner Glenrose Xaba followed up her Totalsports 10km win in July by winning her maiden SPAR Women’s 10km title, at Supersport Park in Pretoria on 4 August, 2018, where she was followed by Nedbank’s Rutendo Nyahora, and KPMG runner and Grand Prix defending champion, Kesa Molotsane.
Leading Women In Sport Inspire SA Youth
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Brit Tish Jones Scoops SPAR 10km Challenge in Durban
British marathon athlete Tish Jones led the Durban leg of the 2017 SPAR Women’s 10km Challenge from start to finish to take the title ahead of current Grand Prix leader Kesa Moletsane and Lebogang Phalula in third.
Molotsane speeds to Women’s Challenge victory in PE
Bloemfontein-based KPMG runner Kesa Molotsane held her advantage by recording a second consecutive 10km SPAR Women’s Challenge win in Port Elizabeth.
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