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Sapphire Coast Marathon a resounding success

While the scenery was picture-perfect, Sapphire Coast Tourism said the many uphill and downhill stretches put athletes to the test.

AMANZIMTOTI Athletic Club hosted another successful Sapphire Coast Marathon on October 25, bringing much fun and cheering along the race routes. The event was divided into 10km, 21.1km, and 42.2km races.

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While the scenery was picture-perfect, Sapphire Coast Tourism said the many uphill and downhill stretches put athletes to the test. It congratulated all participants, marshals, security, and the police.

Results:

10km
Male
Mziwenkosi Mjaja – 00:32:54
Siphamandla Mngoba – 00:33:01
Phiwayinkosi Ntombela – 00:33:26

Female
Happiness Shock – 00:48:03
Precious Duma – 00:50:00
Nisa Moosa – 00:55:25

21.1km
Male
Lindokuhle Zakhele Chiliza 01:08:41
Victor Lapit – 01:09:33
Khetha Sithole – 01:11:34

Female
Andisiwe Njunguza – 01:29:34
Romy WENZEL – 01:35:32
Xolile Mchunu – 01:36:02

42.2km
Male
Brino Kumalile Chidzungu – 02:33:31
Joseph Mbandlwa – 02:43:14
Bongumusa Zondi – 02:43:52

Female
Angy McColl – 03:26:18
Nomfundo Mlanduli – 03:42:49
Jen Kidger – 03:52:39

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Vusi Mthalane

Vusi Mthalane is a senior journalist with the South Coast Sun newspaper. With more than 13 years of newsroom experience, he covers stories that matter to communities along the South Coast, from Isipingo to Umgababa. His work has also appeared in The Witness, Zululand Fever, and the South Coast Fever.

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