ATHLETICS SOUTH AFRICA

Athletics South Africa (ASA) Road Running Chairperson Enoch Skosana

ASA chief Enoch Skosana looks ahead to the World Champs

With the world’s top runners set to converge in Tallahassee, Florida for the World Cross Country Championships on 10 January, Athletics South Africa (ASA) chairperson of road running Enoch Skosana has expressed his desire to see greater participation in the event from South Africa.

Team SA Zakithi Nene crosses the finish line in 3rd in the 4x400m relay

A great year for Athletics South Africa in the relay events

Athletics South Africa (ASA) enjoyed a great 2025 season, punching above its weight with impressive performances across track and field, particularly in the relay events.

Athletics South Africa (ASA) Road Running Chairperson Enoch Skosana

Enoch Skosana: Cape Town Marathon cancellation boosts Soweto Marathon

Athletics South Africa (ASA) chairperson of road running Enoch Skosana says while the federation is disappointed by last month’s cancellation of the Cape Town Marathon due to severe weather conditions, the setback has unexpectedly benefited the Soweto Marathon.

AGN president John Mathane

ASA gearing up for the national 10km championships in Mangaung

Athletics South Africa (ASA) acting president John Mathane says preparations for the eagerly awaited national 10km championships scheduled to take place in Mangaung on Saturday are progressing smoothly.

CAA African Senior Athletics Championships: National Team Arrival

Gayton McKenzie reacts to ASA president James Moloi suspension

Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie has described the investigation report by the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee into Athletics South Africa president James Moloi as “damning.”

POTCHEFSTROOM, SOUTH AFRICA - APRIL 26: Maxime Chaumeton from Athletics Central Gauteng winning Gold in the Men 5000m during day 3 of the ASA Track and Field Senior Champs at NWU McArthur Sta

Hendrick Ramaala not surprised by Maxime Chaumeton’s record-breaking run

Renowned South African athletics coach Hendrick Ramaala says he is not surprised by Maxime Chaumeton’s record-breaking performance in Romania, revealing that the historic run was part of a well-executed plan crafted weeks in advance at their Zoo Lake training base in Johannesburg.

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