Mosito Lehata (left) will lead Team Lesotho at Rio 2016 |
The Lesotho team for the 2016 Rio Olympic has been
announced. This year Team Lesotho will consist of eight athletes, four more
than the number that competed in 2012 at the London Olympics.
The increase in qualified athletes is positive news for
Lesotho and there is hope this year’s squad is better prepared than four years
ago.
The team for Rio 2016 is led by sprinter Mosito Lehata
who will compete in the 100 and 200 metres. Lehata is in form having won silver
in the 100 metres at last month’s Africa Senior Championships where he set a
new personal best time of 10.04 seconds.
He is also the most experienced member of the team having
competed at the London 2012 Games and finished fourth in the 200 metres at the
2004 Commonwealth Games.
Lehata will be joined by track athletes Nomakoe Nkhasi
and Tšepang Sello, marathon runners Tšepo Mathibelle and Lebenya Nkoka, boxers
Inkululeko Suntele and Moroke Mokhotho, and cyclist Phetetso Monese.
The majority of the team is out of the country
finalising preparations for Rio.
Lehata is fine-tuning his preps in France, boxing duo
Suntele and Mokhotho are in Cuba, Mathibelle is in Kenya, Monese is competing
Switzerland and Austria, 5000 metres runner Nkhasi is in South Africa and 800
metres specialist Sello is in Germany.
Lesotho will also be sending an official to the
Olympics. Lesotho Taekwondo Association president Moshoeshoe Molapo has also
been selected as a match referee for the Rio taekwondo tournament.
The Games begin on August 5 and finish on August 21.
Lesotho’s delegation
for Rio 2016 Olympics:
Athletics
Mosito Lehata - 200 metres, 100 metres
Nkhasi Namakoe - 5000 metres
Tšepo Mathibelle - Marathon
Lebenya Nkoka - Marathon
Tšepang Sello - 800 metres
Coaches
Kenneth Hlasa
Stephen Buckland (Mosito Lehata’s coach)
Derick van Rensburg (Tšepang Sello’s coach)
Boxing
Moroke Mokhotho
Inkululeko Suntele
Coaches
Sibusiso Keketsi
Moeketsi Liphalo
Cycling
Phetetso Monese
Coach
Mark West
Team Lesotho head of delegation: Letsatsi Ntsibolane
General manager: Lekomola Moholo
Team doctor: Dr ‘Mamello Sekese
LNOC CEO: Morake Raleaka
LNOC president: ‘Matlohang Moiloa-Ramoqopo
Referee (Taekwondo): Moshoeshoe Molapo
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