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Calistus Kolantsho
  • No ‘Thank You’ for Tebogo

    Tebogo set a new African Record at the London Diamond Meet clocking 19.50 in the men’s 200m on Sunday. He also ran a personal best (PB) and set a new national record.Tebogo is also the men’s 100m national record holder at 9.91. The previous 200m...

  • Karate disciplinary hearing postponed

    According to information reaching this publication, a new date will be confirmed next week. The hearing invitation letter penned by BOKA disciplinary hearing chairperson, Philip Setiko, states that the hearing is meant to address concerns related to...

  • Westsure brings joy to rugby

    BRU president, Sean Irish told Mmegi Sport that it would be the first time they are getting into a partnership with Westsure Insurance. He said the company would sponsor different BRU leagues this weekend and next year. “Westsure will also help...

  • Tebogo's 200m African record to be confirmed

    However, as per procedure the record is yet to be ratified by World Athletics. The meet organisers should submit stadium certificate, wind speed, start reaction times, zero gun test results and anti-doping results of the athlete. The ratification...

  • Jaguars humble Cheetahs to reach final

    The win set Jaguars' date with Gaborone Hogs in a final to be played this coming weekend. The two sides met again in the final last season. Hogs qualified for the final after beating UB Rhinos at home.Cheetahs controlled the momentum of the game...

  • Boxing falls on hard times

    The move will see local boxers miss out on the richest boxing tournament in the continent with a total of $100,000 (approximately P1.3 million) prize money at stake.The tournament will be staged in Yaounde, Cameroon from July 25 until August 6. Gold...

  • BDF IX rise as Wells live up to billing

    It was sweet victory for the SSKB-based side as they dethroned defending champions, Titans. BDF IX was eyeing a double but their male counterparts fell to long-time champions, Wells International.Both the men's and women's Extravaganza...

  • Relay teams fail to qualify

    The team registered a time of 3:20.87 finishing behind Kenya who won the race in 3:15.94, while Zimbabwe came third in 3:37.03. The qualification time for 4x400m mixed relay was 3:14.00.The qualifying format is that the first eight placed teams at...

  • Rugby league goes to the wire

    Limping UB Rhinos will travel across town where league defending champions, Gaborone Hogs will be waiting at the Hogs ground. On the other side of town, Canon Jaguars will host BDF Cheetahs at the LKC ground.Rhinos coach, Emmanuel ‘Tiger’ Masinki...

  • Scotch, Ngozi struggle in Hungary

    Scotch finished in position six stopping the clock at 45.10, while Ngozi was in position seven posting 46.01. The race was won by Steven Gardiner who was winning his fourth race of the season, by sending a strong statement to Wayde van Niekerk with...

  • Softball teams urged to take a break after dismal show

    Batsetswe was speaking to Mmegi Online after dismal performance by senior women national team at the just ended World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) World Cup Group Stages in Ireland. Botswana lost all the four games they played against...

  • Masuge hopeful of Paralympics qualification

    He told MmegiOnline that his plan was to qualify for the Paralympics, but unfortunately that did not happen. Masuge said the championships were automatic qualifiers for athletes who finished between position one to four. “Even though I did not...

  • Letsile seals 400m World Championships berth

    During the Meeting Internazionale Sport Solidarieta in Italy yesterday, the World Under-20 100m record holder qualified for the 400m when stopped the clock at 44.75 setting a Personal Best (PB) which was previously at 46.09. Tebogo’s coach,...

  • Masuge eyes first ever Paralympics World Championships medal

    Masuge qualified for the final after registering a season’s best (SB) of 50.50 finishing in position four. Tumo Masejane brought a personal best (PB) of 51.69 to the finish line. In another heat, Bose Mokgwathi nailed another PB of 50.89.Ronald...

  • Upsets expected at Phikwe Extravaganza

    The tournament is balanced, as there are no outright favourites. On the men’s side, Rebels are the Trojan horse as the side knocked out Carats and beat Rail Giants during the Northern eliminations.The side finished in third spot behind Police and...

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