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Ingram Cuff won the Pick n Pay Namibian Cycle Classic on Sunday when he beat Jacques Celliers in a sprint to the line. Cuff completed the 100km race in a time of 2:35:00, to finish four seconds ahead of Celliers, while Till Drobisch came third a further 10 seconds behind.

It was the first major victory for the 28-year-old Cuff, who represented Namibia’s development team at the 2009 African Cycling Championships in Windhoek.

Michael Pretorius finished fourth in 2:35:17, ...

Four soccer referees from Namibia will attend a FIFA FUTURO 3 instructors course in Manzini, Swaziland this week.

The Natonal Referees Committee members who will attend the course are the National Referees Chairperson Rudolph Mupiri, premiership referees Arvo Mufeti, Daniel Kamukwanyama and Spike Ngidengwa.

“This course is very important for us because it will instil some sense of new knowledge about the way forward as far as FIFA is concerned in officiating. We will ...

Cricket Namibia will host the Bank Windhoek Ladies Cricket Development Festival in Windhoek from 15 to 17 October 2010.

At the festival the Namibia ladies team and the Under 13 boys and girls teams will play against Botswana at the Union and CCD fields in Windhoek.

The teams will all play 35 and 20 over matches.

During the festival Cricket Namibia development officers will present the Healthy Lifestyles games to the Under 13 teams on 15 October at CCD. ...

Namibia will host the Fistball World Club Cup on 15 and 16 October and will be represented by SKW at the tournament.

Four clubs will travel to Namibia for the tournament including the Brazilian ladies champions Duque de Caxias and their male team Ginastica Novo Haburgo. A ladies team from Austria, Raifeisen Dialog Telekom Arnreit, will also take part in the tournament which will include the current European men’s champions FBS ASO Linz-Urfahr.

Namibia is the only country ...

Johanna Benson won Namibia’s first medal at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi, when she finished third in the final of the Women’s 100m T37 race for disabled athletes on Thursday.

Benson clinched the bronze medal after finishing third in a time of 14,81 seconds. Katrina Hart of England won the gold medal with a time of 14,36, while Jenny McLoughlin of Wales won the silver medal in a time of 14,68 seconds.

Benson’s success at the Commonwealth Games caps a great year ...