Central Gauteng Sub-Youth champions again at national athletics meet
Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) celebrated its Sub-Youth team’s fourth consecutive national championship win at the National Sub-Youth Championships in Potchefstroom, securing 18 gold, 16 silver, and 11 bronze medals.
Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) celebrated the outstanding achievement of the Sub-Youth team that successfully retained its first position at the National Sub-Youth Championships.
The national event was held this past weekend in Potchefstroom, North West.
“Our team showcased exceptional discipline, passion, and great determination, reinforcing the federation’s long-standing commitment to excellence, particularly in the youth categories.
The young people delivered remarkable performances in both track and field events, resulting in 45 medals in total – 18 gold, 16 silver, and 11 bronze,” said CGA PR officer Nongcebo Siziba.
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This strong medal haul is a testament not only to the athletes’ talent but also to the dedication of coaches, team managers, technical officials, and supportive families who continue to nurture and guide these rising stars.
This year’s victory marks four consecutive years of defending the sub-youth title.
The achievement speaks volumes about the depth and consistency of CGA’s developmental programmes, which continue to produce outstanding young athletes capable of dominating at the national level.
The CGA commends the coaches and parents for their unwavering commitment and contribution to this remarkable success.
“The throne remains ours. This victory reaffirms the CGA’s position as a leading athletics province and showcases the effectiveness of its development programmes,” said Siziba.
With the 2025 season now successfully concluded, the focus shifts to the 2026 track and field season, beginning in January, where preparations will intensify as CGA aims to strengthen its developmental pathways, enhance athlete preparation, and build on the momentum of this victory.
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The CGA remains steadfast in cultivating a solid foundation for future champions and ensuring that young athletes continue to grow in a supportive and high-performance environment.
