Glenrose Xaba beats Zola Budd’s 10km best in Pretoria
The previous best time by a SA woman inland of 32.20 was run by the legendary Zola Budd in 1983 in Bloemfontein.
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Xaba aims to continue her dominance in the Absa RUN YOUR CITY Series in Tshwane
“I’m very happy. It shows that if you believe in yourself, work hard, dedicate yourself and listen to what your coach says and follow the programme you’ll do much better.”
Glenrose blooms at Totalsports Women’s Race in Joburg
“The support was inspiring, and the atmosphere was electric. It was a wonderful day out, with women emerging as the ultimate victors!”
Xaba set to GO FOR GOLD at the Totalsports Women’s Race in Johannesburg
After an impressive third-place finish at the Totalsports Women’s Race in Cape Town on National Women’s Day (Friday, 9 August 2024), where she competed against the exceptional Christine Njoki (Kenya) and Tadu Nare (Ethiopia), South…
Totalsports Women’s Race attracts a record field of 12 500 entrants in Cape Town
CAPE TOWN – One of the Mother City’s most iconic Women’s Day celebrations, the Totalsports Women’s Race, has attracted a record field of 12,500 runners in 2024.
Glenrose Xaba blooms in Tshwane Spar Womens 10km Challenge
Glenrose Xaba blooms in Tshwane Spar Womens 10km Challenge
A whopping R430 000 of incentives to be paid out after Absa RYC Durban 10K
A whopping R430 000 of incentives to be paid out after Absa RYC Durban 10K
Xaba targets sub 32 at Absa RUN YOUR CITY DURBAN 10K
Glenrose Xaba in action at a previous Absa RUN YOUR CITY Series race. PHOTO: Action Photo After clocking the second fastest 10km time of her career just three days ago, Glenrose Xaba wants to replicate…
Tadu Nare holds off brave Glenrose Xaba to win Spar Grand Prix in Durban
Durban – Ethiopian star Tadu Nare emerged triumphant on Sunday after being locked in a thrilling battle with South African favourite Glenrose Xaba for most of the race at the second leg of the 10km…
All set for quickest 10km at Spar Grand Prix in Durban
The likelihood of very fast times means that this could be one of the quickest 10km races in South Africa’s history.