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    SA at the World University Games: Day 2 action

    Prudence MakogeBy Prudence MakogeJuly 18, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    South Africa are represented across five sports on day two of the World University Games in Germany on Friday. Paris Olympians Pieter Coetze and Harry Saner are in action, as are Commonwealth Games and Region 5 Games gold medallists Lara van Niekerk and Simone Moll.

    BASKETBALL 3×3

    Women’s Group D: South Africa vs  USA

    Women’s Group D: South Africa vs  Poland

    DIVING

    Women’s Synchronised 3m Springboard, final: Grace Brammer and Kerry-Leigh Morrison

    FENCING

    Men’s Epee Pool, Individual, Group: Christiaan Bester, Rahul Van Manen and Harry Saner

    SWIMMING

    Women’s 400m IM, heats: Dakota Tucker

    Women’s 100m freestyle, heats: Georgia Nel, Olivia Nel

    Women’s 100m breaststroke, heats: Simone Moll, Lara van Niekerk

    Women’s 800m freestyle, heats: Stephanie Houtman

    Men’s 200m freestyle, heats: Guy Brooks, Righardt Muller

    Men’s 100m backstroke, heats: Ruard van Renen, Pieter Coetze

    Men’s 200m IM, heats: Matthew Randle, Cameron Casali

    TENNIS

    Men’s singles, round of 128: Carl Roothman vs Frank Tayebwa (Uganda)



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