Tshosa Qualifies For Africa Senior Champs
Monday, January 17, 2022 | 380 Views |
Oarabile Tshosa PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Tshosa clocked 23.58 during the Botswana Athletics Association (BAA) series that was held at the National Stadium on Saturday. Belindah Lokose claimed the second position with 25.35 while Tshepang Manyika coming third with a time of 26.41.
Tshosa went on to claim the 100m race recording 11.77. Manyika finished second with a time of 12.77 and Boitshepo Moloi stopping the clock at 13.19 to claim the third place. BAA vice president, Oabona Theetso told Sport Monitor that the series went according to plan despite the absence of prominent athletes. “The young athletes proved that they have a lot to offer. This is the future of athletics.
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