March 13th, 2026 World Wide Scholarships – Western Cape High & LSEN Schools Championships Set to Deliver World‑Class Performances and Global Pathways The excitement is building ahead of the WWS – Western Cape High & LSEN Schools Championships, taking place on 13–14 March at Coetzenburg Stadium, with a powerful lineup of standout athletes and unprecedented global opportunities for youth talent across the province. The event will also be streamed live on the World Wide Scholars

WWS – Western Cape Primary Schools Championships Close Off with Outstanding Performances and Strong Provincial Support The World Wide Scholarships (WWS) – Western Cape Primary Schools Championships concluded with exceptional performances and growing momentum ahead of the next major event scheduled for 20–21 March. Hosted at Coetzenburg Stadium, the championships showcased the remarkable depth of young talent emerging from across the province. Western Cape Schools President -

South Africa’s rising sprint phenomenon Sarah Reed continues her extraordinary ascent on the global stage, with her recent performances reaffirming her position as World No. 1 in the U18 200 m rankings. Reed clocked an exceptional 23.43 in the 200 m — a time that not only cements her at the top of the world list but also signals her readiness to challenge the very best at upcoming international competitions. She also recorded a strong 11.64 in the 100 m, underscoring her vers

World Wide Scholarships (WWS) is excited to announce a new collaboration with Vilanova CF, a historic Spanish club competing in the national league system. This partnership opens direct pathways for African players to train, study, and compete in Spain. 🔥 New Opportunity for 2007–2009 Players Top athletes born 2007–2009 can now: •⁠ ⁠Play in Spain’s top‑flight Juvenil academy league •⁠ ⁠Train with professional coaches •⁠ ⁠Attend high school or university in Spain •⁠ ⁠L

Karabo Letebele wins the Early Bird New Balance 2025 60 m in 6,59 s December 6th, Boston, USA Boston, USA — Rising South African sprint star Karabo Letebele (@karabo_.letebele) capped off his breakthrough season with a strong showing at the prestigious New Balance Early Bird Indoor Championship. In his indoor debut, Letebele faced the challenge of adapting to new starting blocks and the unique atmosphere of an indoor stadium. Despite the unfamiliar conditions, the 18‑year‑ol

Johannesburg, South Africa — In a star‑studded competition at the University of Johannesburg, rising sprint sensation Karabo Letebele (@karabo_.letebele) stunned the athletics world once again. The 18‑year‑old blazed through the 60m dash in 6.54 seconds, just 0.01 shy of his African record (6.53s) — an astonishing feat considering this was only the second 60m race of his career. Letebele’s performance cements his status as the future of South African sprinting. He is now the

Johannesburg, South Africa – November 8, 2025 Just two weeks after breaking the African and South African records in the 60m, Karabo Letebele, only 18 years old, has once again electrified the track—this time with a blistering 10.11 seconds in the 100m, improving on his previous personal best of 10.17s. Letebele’s rise marks a generational shift in South African sprinting. The baton is being passed, and the future looks secure. “There’s no rush with Karabo,” said Munya Marair

October 23, 2025 🥇 Karabo Letebele Shatters Records, Stuns Rivals, and Sets Course for Global Sprinting Stardom Potchefstroom, South Africa — In a quiet stadium with no fanfare, 18-year-old Karabo Letebele delivered a thunderous message to the world: South Africa’s next sprinting icon has arrived. Clocking a blistering 6.53 seconds in the 60m dash, Letebele now holds the fastest U20 time in South African history—just 0.02 seconds off the World U20 record and 0.19 seconds off

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