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Lesotho finished with a total of 13 medals (7 gold, 4 silver, and 3 bronze) at the inaugural Eswatini National Youth Games held over the past weekend. (Pic: Nimrod Hlophe)
Lesotho finished with a total of 13 medals (7 gold, 4 silver, and 3 bronze) at the inaugural Eswatini National Youth Games held over the past weekend. (Pic: Nimrod Hlophe)
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MBABANE – The Lesotho National Olympic Committee (LNOC) has announced that Team Lesotho collected 13 medals at the inaugural Eswatini National Youth Games.

The Games took place over the past weekend, running from Saturday August 15 to Sunday August 16, following an opening ceremony held on Friday August 14, 2026.

Upon returning home, the LNOC presented the official results of Team Lesotho. The presentation, which covered the team’s composition and the athletes’ performances, was delivered by Chef de Mission Mahlomola Letsie.

Team Lesotho comprised 10 athletes who competed against counterparts from Eswatini and Seychelles across eight sporting codes. However, the Mountain Kingdom took part in four disciplines which were;

•             Athletics

•             Boxing

•             Taekwondo and

•             Tennis

Lesotho was able to return home with a total of 13 medals which are seven gold, four silver and two bronze.

“The LNOC congratulates all the athletes, coaches and officials for their dedication, commitment and outstanding performance at the Eswatini National Youth Games. Team Lesotho’s achievements are a testament to the growing talent and potential of young athletes in the country,” the committee said in a statement published on its official Facebook page.

SportAthleteEventResult
BoxingSentsane Mokhehle—Gold
BoxingMojapela Kibi—Gold
BoxingTlotlang Khali—Silver
AthleticsMatebatso Lekaka (female)1500mGold
AthleticsKatiso Liau (male)1500mSilver
AthleticsKatiso Liau (male)800mBronze
AthleticsMixed Relay4 × 100mBronze
TaekwondoBohlokoa Selebalo (female)63kgSilver
TaekwondoLebohang Muso (male)63kgSilver
TaekwondoMphilo Molibeli (male)55kgReached the quarter-finals
TennisKamohelo Mathibela (male)SinglesGold
TennisKamohelo Mathibela (male)DoublesGold
TennisNts’epase ToloaneSinglesGold
TennisNts’epase ToloaneDoublesGold

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