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Witbank Acro Gymnastics sweeps medals at the National I-Africa Competition

Our star gymnasts from Witbank Acro showed incredible skill and teamwork at the National I-Africa Competition.

November 20, 2025
Simangele Khoza Less than a minute
Azrah Valley, Amoré van den Heever, Elbie Steyn, (second row): Alia van Heerden, Luah Cowley, Phenyo Mathibela, Angelina Opperman, Sabreen Ebrahim, (back row): Rebecca Burger, Naledi Hlongwane, Okuhle Mahlangu, Hloni Kutoane, and Tumelo Sekele.

Witbank Acro Gymnastics delivered a spectacular performance at the National I-Africa Competition recently, with every gymnast bringing home a medal, gold, silver, or bronze. From Level 2 to Level 8, the athletes showed the talent, dedication, and teamwork that have made the club a powerhouse since 2008.

Head coach Siân Grundeling, said, “We as coaches are very proud of our gymnasts; they have worked very hard over the year to reach this achievement and compete at this competition.”

She added, “Coaching such talented young gymnasts and working with such inspiring young coaches is a blessing and a wonderful privilege.”

Front: Mpilenhle Ncongwane, Giá Conceicao, Kamohelo Moloi, (second row): Khensani Sithole, Tumelo Sekele, Tshekiso Makgobe, Mlondi Kubeka, Unarine Musetsho. (Back row): Mignonette Barnard, Carla de Langa, and Siphokazi Jele.

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November 20, 2025
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