In 2024, Fourways experienced a year of exciting sports moments, including rugby sensation Junior Kulube’s success, inspired by his late aunt’s love for the sport. Kulube credits dedication, hard work, and perseverance for his achievements, aiming to improve his skills and play professionally in the future with the support of his coaching staff, tutors, and parents. Despite balancing rugby and academics, Kulube emphasizes the importance of consistency, commitment, patience, discipline, and faith in God.

Equestrian Claudia Graunke’s 25-year journey from pony rider to championship is equally inspiring, with her early experiences teaching her patience and understanding. Now a registered coach, Graunke established the Cavaliere Equine Centre in Fourways after honing her skills in Italy and the UK. She encourages people of all ages to try horse riding, emphasizing the importance of the journey over trophies and the resilience and grounding it instills.

Siyanda ‘Bhubesi’ Vilakazi’s 10-second knockout streak was halted by Lihle ‘Rush Hour’ Ngamntwini during their fight at the EFC Sports arena, leading to Vilakazi’s determination to bounce back stronger. Despite tapping out in round two, Vilakazi praised Ngamntwini’s skills and vowed to dedicate more time to training with his coach to reclaim his spot in the flyweight division. This setback has fueled Vilakazi’s motivation to improve and succeed in future fights.