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Charles Baloyi

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Proteas captain Chawane backs Commonwealth Games semi-final target

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By Charles Baloyi
| sabcsport.com
Speaking to SABC Sport after SASCOC unveiled Team South Africa for the Games in Glasgow from 23 July to 2 August, Chawane said the players have set the same goal for themselves. The skipper insists there is no added pressure on the squad, as reaching the semi-finals has always been part of their ambitions. "Yes, definitely, I think it’s not just them, but us as well - that is what we want as players. We got the mandate, we spoke about it and we don't see it as pressure.
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SASCOC gives Team SA freedom to shine at Commonwealth Games

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By Charles Baloyi
| sabcsport.com
Speaking to SABC Sport after unveiling a squad of 112 athletes for the Games, which will take place from 23 July to 2 August, Hendricks said the main focus is for athletes to enjoy the experience and perform without pressure. He believes a happy and relaxed team is more likely to deliver strong performances and bring home medals. "The mandate first and foremost is to go out there and do what you have been training for - for all those years.
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Tshepo Tshite confirmed for Eugene Diamond League

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By Charles Baloyi
| sabcsport.com
The national 3000m record holder has enjoyed an outstanding season, broken national records and produced impressive performances on the international stage. Tshite grabbed headlines with a memorable victory at the LA Grand Prix, where he clocked 7:37.57 to win the 3000m ahead of American Olympic champion Cole Hocker, who finished in 7:37.77. He also narrowly missed breaking his own South African 1500m record after finishing fifth at the Rabat Diamond League in a time of 3:31.53.
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