The University’s men’s table tennis team did not disappoint, and took third place at the USSA Table Tennis Championship after competing against four South African universities – Free State, KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape, and Limpopo.

The 2021 championship was postponed to 2022 due to the Omicron virus and was held from 15 to 21 March at Sol Plaatje University (SPU). Busy academic and registration calendars also resulted in fewer universities participating. However, players and spectators were treated to a tournament of a high standard with standout performances from the universities of KwaZulu-Natal and Free State, who took first and second places, respectively.

It was the second USSA table tennis tournament hosted by the University.

You can find all the SPU results below:

MEN’S TEAMS
Gold –  University of KwaZulu-Natal
Silver – University of the Free State
Bronze – SPU

MEN’S DOUBLES
4th place – Kamogelo Moholeng and Kagisho Sejamoholo
5th place –  Tsedisho Mokgele and Tholang Sebigi
6th place –  Cyprain Mosinki and Owen Beukes

MEN’S SINGLES
6th place – Kamogelo Moholeng
8th place – Kagisho Sejamoholo
10th place – Cyprain Mosinki
11th place – Owen Beukes

MIX DOUBLES
5th place – Kamogelo Moholeng and Tsholofelo Mokhutsane
6th place – Itumeleng Malinga and Tidimalo Senye

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