ENJABULWENI STEALS THE SHOW

MBABANE – They were simply a cut above the rest.

Enjabulweni School delivered a masterclass at the Inter-Schools Swimming Championships, held on their home turf on Saturday.

The hosts dominated the pool, bagging a haul of gold medals as their swimmers produced standout performances across multiple categories.

The tone was set in the Under-14 50 metres (m) backstroke, where Gcinizwi Ndlovu powered to victory in the girls’ event, while Seonil Gang matched her brilliance to take the boys’ title, both flying the Enjabulweni flag high.

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The hosts kept the momentum rolling as Tiano Fraser stormed to glory in the boys’ Under-20 50m butterfly, with Sibo Mtseftwa adding another gold in the 50m  Under-16 breaststroke. It was a performance that left the home crowd buzzing.

Not to be completely outdone, Waterford’s swimmers made their mark, securing a clutch of silver medals.

Malachi Onyango impressed in the boys’ Under-16 50m breaststroke, while Marang Obuseng shone in the Under-18 event, ensuring their school stayed in the medal hunt.

Nozipho Mahlalela, Secretary of the Eswatini Swimming Association (ESA), was on hand, lending her expertise to the event in a partnership that added extra gloss to the championships.

When the final whistle blew, Enjabulweni stood tall atop the podium, with Waterford settling for second spot.

Sisekelo took third, followed by U-Tech in fourth and Usuthu rounding out the top five.

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