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Sport Date: 18 March 2005
MPHEPHU - Jeffrey Baloyi of the Goldfields Athletics Club won the gruelling Land of Legend Marathon on Saturday. His time was 2:27:20.
The race started at Thohoyandou Stadium and finished at Protea Mphephu Resort.
Maladzhi of Rockies Athletics Club finished second in 2:36:37, with Mushoni Nyamande of Giyani Gallopers third in 2:37:07.
In the female category, Jane Mudau of Harmony Gold Athletics Club did it again to be the first lady to reach the finishing line. Her time was 3:07:45. She was followed by Ndofhiwa Mandiwana of Fondwe Athletics Club, who finished in 3:22:41. DJ Makavheli of Harmony Gold finished in the third position.
Last year’s winner of the marathon, Bethuel Tshifhefhe of Harmony Gold, won the half-marathon in 1:05:22. He beat last year’s winner of the 21,1 race, Paul Dangele, by more than three minutes. P Muthubi of Mr Price Athletics Club finished third.
M Madiba, Sallo C Bobby and L L Moloto obtained the first three positions in the veteran’s division. The winner of the masters division was JJ Sacco and G Masiagwala was the first grandmaster home.
Mabavhalelo Sihadi of Tshakhuma Athletic Club won the halfmarathon for women in 1:24:04. K Musekwa and N Ndou finished in the second and third places respectively. The veteran ladies division was won by ES Mudau, with Amanda Kruger of Soutpansberg second and K Makhubela third. B Ledwaba won the masters division of the half-marathon.
Kaizer Nengovhela started writing stories for Limpopo Mirror in 2000. Prior to that he had a five year stint at Phala-Phala FM as sports presenter. In 2005 Kaizer received an award from the province's premier as Best Sports Presenter. The same year he was also nominated as Best Sports Reporter by the Makhado Municipality. Kaizer was awarded the Mathatha Tsedu award in 2014.

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