Ndongeni eyes the upcoming Olympics
Local talent prepares ahead of the CGA National Champions.
Likho Ndongeni claimed a second position in the Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA) meet in the 400m event.
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CGA hosted its first track and field league for the 2022 season on January 29 at Boksburg Stadium.
Ndongeni is hopeful to make a name for himself in the 400 and 200m events when he competes at the upcoming national championships in April.
In 2016 Ndongeni won gold in the ASA Championships with a time of 49.9s.
“In 2017 I came first in school’s competitions in Port Elizabeth and went on to represent Eastern Cape at provincial school meets in Cape Town.”
Ndangeni decided to move to Gauteng in 2019 where he later joined the Diamond Elite Camp.
“My win at the Athletics Vaal Triangle meet last September assured me that I am capable of anything. I aim to win at the national trials. Then my focus will shift to the Olympics and world athletics championships.”
