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admin December 13, 2015March 22, 2022 Allan O'Ryan, Andy Rutgers, Bernard Adams, Christopher Johnson, Clement du Plessis, Craig Steyn, Edmund Lewis, Gareth McLean, Ian Rutgers, Jeremy van Wyk, Keith Cyster, Kenny Roman, Lesley Burgess, Nazeem Smith, Naziem Moos, Russell Lykert, Shaun Vester, Terrence Smith

Ian Rutgers wins SA 200m title on comeback trail

IAN RUTGERS of Bishop Lavis High School was a sprinter and long jumper of many years – with a comeback...

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