Luniko Boqwana wins first place in the premier division with four gold, one silver and two bronze medals. Left: Shekinah Ngairongwe wins gold in Level four artistic movement.
POLOKWANE – Eagle’s Nest Christian School is beaming with pride after two of its gymnasts recently excelled at provincial level and earned their provincial colours to represent Limpopo at national level.
The school congratulated Shekinah Ngairongwe and Luniko Boqwana for their outstanding achievements in provincial gymnastics.
Two standout performances
Shekinah won the artistic movement level four, showcasing exceptional grace, strength and discipline.
Luniko delivered a stellar performance in the premier division, walking away with an impressive haul of seven medals:
Four gold
One silver
Two bronze
Off to nationals
Both learners have officially been selected to represent Limpopo at the national championships, where they will compete against the best gymnasts from across the country.
Eagle’s Nest praised the duo for their hard work, dedication and commitment to the sport, and wished them all the best as they prepare for the nationals.
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