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Glenrose Xaba Takes Gold at Boxer Super Run Durban

Glenrose Xaba won the elite women’s title at the 2026 Boxer Super Run Durban, completing the invitational 5km race in 15:29 at the Durban promenade in the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality on Sunday, 18 October 2026.

Boxer AC athletes took the top four places in the elite women’s race. Karabo More finished second in 15:47, Kyla Jacobs was third in 15:57 and Karabo Malilula fourth in 16:20.

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“My race was good, and I feel fine,” said a delighted Xaba. “We started very fast, but because the course is challenging, your legs only start to find their rhythm again after you climb the hill. I’m happy with my performance today. The competition was very good and impressive, especially with the younger runners coming through.”

“Karabo More is doing very well and was the one who was going to challenge me, but I was able to put it all together and win the race.”

2026 Boxer Super Run Durban Elite Women’s Champion, Glenrose Xaba

Xaba also thanked Boxer for its support. “It’s good to finish first today because Boxer is always there supporting us through the good and bad times. Even when you’re injured, you know they are going to support you. This is my way of showing them that their support is much appreciated.”

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The Boxer Super Run Joburg takes place on Sunday, 15 November 2026. The 5km race starts on Orange Road in Emmarentia, Johannesburg, and finishes at Marks Park Sports Club. The elite women’s race starts at 9h45. Entries are sold out.

Elite Women’s Results at the Boxer Super Run Durban on Sunday, 18 October, 2026

1. Glenrose Xaba (Boxer AC) 15:29
2. Karabo More (Boxer AC) 15:47
3. Kyla Jacobs (Boxer AC) 15:57
4. Karabo Malilula (Boxer AC) 16:20
5. Danielle Verster (NWU) 16:22
6. Olga Firsova (Australia) 16:32
7. Zanthe Taljaard (Boxer AC) 16:38
8. Mpho Katiso (TUT AC) 17:22


Original Copy: Stillwater Sports, with editing by gsport

Main Photo Caption: Glenrose Xaba won the elite women’s race at the 2026 Boxer Super Run Durban, completing the 5km road race in 15:29 ahead of Boxer AC teammates Karabo More and Kyla Jacobs, who completed the podium. Boxer AC athletes took the top four places in the invitational elite women’s wave in Durban on Sunday, 18 October 2026. Photo: Supplied

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