Totalsports Women’s Race – Cape Town
The Cape Town edition of the Totalsports Women’s Race saw a stacked field in the 10km, with Selam Gebre narrowly missing the podium in 4th place with a 32:32. Teammates Getenesh Agafaw and Siftolina Chemeda also claimed top-10 finishes in 34:12 and 34:32, respectively. In the shorter 5km event, Babette van Rooyen took the win in 22:29, showing great speed over the fast course.

Muteo Women’s Day Race
In the men’s 10km, Alex Aphane led from the front to take victory in 31:55, with Isaac Tshuene Musia securing 3rd in 32:32. Monique Smit claimed the women’s title in 42:55, adding another win to her growing list of achievements this year.

Old Eds Road Race – Johannesburg
It was a dominant day for the Nedbank men in the 21.1km, with Lucky Mohale winning in 1:07:54, followed by Kabelo Melamu in 3rd (1:09:34) and Bright Mikolongwe in 4th (1:11:44). Ilse Marais added a silver medal to the tally, finishing 2nd in the women’s race in 1:29:42. Over 10km, Shanice Peens placed 2nd in 40:18 and Rachel Woodburn 6th in 45:21.

Other notable results this weekend:

• Quagga Road Race – 32km: Promise Msitshana 4th (1:56:03), Robert Chelang’a 5th & 2nd veteran (1:59:16), Kaitlin van Dyk 5th (2:40:30).
• GBV Half Marathon: Rebecca Nakuwa 3rd overall & 1st veteran (1:27:00).
• ElvisBrew 12km: 1st Lloyd Bosman (33:53), 2nd Selwyn Matthews (36:10), 3rd Francois Maquassa (37:30).
• Matatiele Legendary Marathon – 10km: 1st Simphiwe Mfowetshiza (31:00).
• John Korasie 30km: Ashley Smith 1st (1:37:54), Selwyn Matthews 3rd (men’s race).
• Mathews Meyiwa 21km: 1st Nkosinathi Khanyeza (1:10:00), 2nd Benjamin Nyongesa.

From short-course speed to strength over the longer distances, Nedbank athletes once again proved their class. Congratulations to all who represented the Green Dream Team this weekend.