Leon Maakamedi (competition director) with the u/11 boys 70m hurdles winners. In third place is Raphotle Lebale (Kgetsa Primary School), Eagle’s Nest athlete Luniko Boqwane (first place and also second place in long jump) and Mitchell House athlete Makwinja Letsididi in second place.
POLOKWANE – Their spirit of determination saw 11 primary school learners from Eagle’s Nest Christian School proudly representing their school at the district athletics meeting held at the University of Limpopo last Thursday.
Primary school principal Bertie de Lange told Review that with months of hard work, training and unwavering focus, the school’s young athletes gave it their all, competing against some of the best in the district.
Paul Seabi of Capricorn South Education District shakes Modjadji Modjela’s hand from Eagle’s Nest in first place in the girls u/12 75m hurdles.
“Their commitment and sportsmanship were truly inspiring, proving that success comes from dedication and perseverance. A big congratulations to all our participants. Your efforts have made the entire school proud. Keep aiming high and running towards greatness.”
The medals and certificates were awarded by Paul Seabi of Capricorn South Education District and athletics competition director Leon Maakamedi.
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