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You are here: Home / News / Karabo Mailula Wins Athletics South Africa’s 2025 Cross-Country Trials – gsport4girls | SA News

Karabo Mailula Wins Athletics South Africa’s 2025 Cross-Country Trials – gsport4girls | SA News

6 October 2025 by Guest

Karabo Mailula emerged triumphant to win the women’s 10km race at the ASA Cross Country Trials, which was incorporated into the USSA Cross Country Championships, at Tshwane University of Technology, on Friday, 3 October 2025.

With spots on the line for the national team to compete at the World Cross Country Championships in the United States in January, Mailula won the women’s 10km battle in 36:16, after delivering a dominant performance. 

Cacisile Sosibo hung on to Mailula’s shoulder for most of the race, but she slipped off the pace on the final lap, and settled for the runner-up position in 36:32. Kyla Jacobs ended third in 37:08.

Over the 2km distance, with athletes…

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