Glenrose Xaba breaks course record to win Grand Prix race in Tshwane
Xaba, who took second place behind Tayla Kavanagh at the opening leg of the series in Cape Town and missed the second race in Durban due to international commitments, produced a dominant performance in Centurion in the absence of Kavanagh (who competed on the track at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow this week).” Gebre holds off Jacobs Behind Xaba, Gebre held on to take second place in 34:10, and Kyla Jacobs launched a powerful kick in the closing stages to claim third position in 34:21, with both athletes securing their second podium finishes of the series and picking up bonus points for dipping under 34:40.“It’s always great to be here for the Tshwane race because this is actually where my running career started, so I’m really proud and happy to be on the podium today,” Jacobs said.
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