Left: Mitchell House Gr 5 learner Mpadi Selepe holds her gymnastics medal. Right: Mitchell House Gr 3 gymanast Vhuhwavho Muthambi shows off his medal.
POLOKWANE – Mitchell House proudly congratulates gymnasts Mpadi Selepe (Gr 5) and Vhuhwavho Muthambi (Gr 3) for their outstanding achievements in gymnastics this year.
Mpadi demonstrated skill and consistency, earning gold medals in her euro trampoline routines at both the June and October competitions.
She also excelled in the mini trampoline event, securing gold in June and silver in October.
Her dedication and passion for gymnastics continue to shine through every performance.
Vhuhwavho represented Limpopo at the national gymnastics championships in October after qualifying through an impressive performance at the provincial championships, where he claimed first place overall.
At national level, Vhuhwavho won the floor event and finished sixth overall among South Africa’s top young gymnasts.
Mitchell House applauds Mpadi and Vhuhwavho on their performances and also wish them continued success in their gymnastics journey.
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