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Know the Score

Stephen Kisbey-GreenBy Stephen Kisbey-GreenApril 18, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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Clockwise from left: Rooi Rikhotso, Richard Alexander, Lubabalo Bokuva, Basie Bonaparte all completed the Two Oceans Marathon this year. Photo: Sue Maclennan

Two Oceans:

Several of Grahamstown’s runners took part in the annual Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon over the easter weekend. Here are the times, according to the official race website, of several notable Grahamstown athletes from the day:

Clockwise from left: Rooi Rikhotso, Richard Alexander, Lubabalo Bokuva, Basie Bonaparte all completed the Two Oceans Marathon this year. Photo: Sue Maclennan

Ultra Marathon:

Chadé Bowles – 06:51:37

Richard Foss – 06:35:51

Rose-Marie Hurford – 07:07:56 (After cut-off)

Terri-Lynn Penney – 05:07:42

Stephen Penney – 06:16:29

Rooi Rikhotso – 04:22:36

Half Marathon:

Richard Alexander – 01:34:48

Lubabalo Bokuva – 01:21:03

Basie Bonaparte – 01:25:02 (2nd Master – age 50-59)

Karen Meyer – 02:22:35

Colin Price-Smith – 02:36:22

Sally Price-Smith – 02:09:52

Local legend, Basie Bonaparte, wants to thank all the sponsors who helped him and other locals make it to Cape Town. He was happy with his own improvement. “Last year I was running with a injury [calf strain], so last year I ended up as eighth master. This year was much better, I finished second master, so it was much better than last year. This year was also a little more difficult than last year, because the first 3km were uphill,” said Bonaparte.

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Young and up-and-coming sports reporter with a passion for rugby and cricket. Born and raised in Boksburg, Gauteng, I came to Grahamstown (Makhanda) to learn the journalism trade, and improve all round.

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