Lelatisitswe: Reluctant paddler spins shade into gold
Friday, February 27, 2026 | 60 Views |
The jaggernaut: Lelatisitswe
It was 2011 at Mopipi Junior Secondary School, and like every afternoon in Boteti, the heat was unforgiving. Learners were pushed onto dusty grounds for sport, but Lelatisitswe wanted no part of it.
Football and athletics meant running under a relentless sky; instead, she chose shade. “I never had any intention of joining sports,” she admits. “I was just too lazy to be running around in that heat.”
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