Western Cape
In 2025/26 Western Cape won 39 golds and 71 medals across 1 competition with 43 athletes.
- Athletes
- 43
- most ever · +7 on last season
- Entries
- 91
- 1 competition
Medals by season
- 21/22: 2 medals (1 gold, 1 silver, 0 bronze), 2 athletes · 2 entries
- 22/23: 69 medals (33 gold, 21 silver, 15 bronze), 36 athletes · 95 entries
- 23/24: 74 medals (42 gold, 22 silver, 10 bronze), 42 athletes · 96 entries
- 24/25: 83 medals (45 gold, 25 silver, 13 bronze), 36 athletes · 96 entries
- 25/26: 71 medals (39 gold, 16 silver, 16 bronze), 43 athletes · 91 entries
Discipline strengths · 2025/26
podium rate · incl. relays- Beach Flags92%11 medals from 12 entries · top: Riziki M. (form 98)
- Surf Swim83%10 medals from 12 entries · top: Vidar B. (form 99)
- Beach Sprint75%9 medals from 12 entries · top: Samuel Booysen (form 96)
- Ironman58%7 medals from 12 entries · top: Sarah M. (form 100)
- Board Race50%6 medals from 12 entries · top: Sarah M. (form 100)
A water club: 45 of 71 medals came in the water.
All disciplines (13)Top performers · 2025/26
by medals · min. 4 racesNo athlete has 4 individual races yet.
Squad by age · 2025/26
What are the age groups?- Nippers14 athletes27 entries19 medals70%
- Junior (Lifeguard)11 athletes11 entries9 medals82%
- Open19 athletes17 entries17 medals100%
- Mixed ages24 athletes36 entries26 medals72%
Open have the best podium rate: 17 medals from 17 entries (100%).
How to read this
Athletes: A club's athletes in a band are those who raced a division in that band for the club in the season. Someone who raced in two bands is in both, so the column can add up to more than the club's 43 athletes; a combined division spanning bands counts only under mixed ages. The age pyramid (Analytics › Pipeline) counts the same way. How we count.
Entries and medals count every race, relays included; Podium = podium rate, medals ÷ entries. Nippers are U14 and under; Junior (Lifeguard) is U15–U19; mixed ages are combined or unlabelled divisions.