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The South African Police Service (SAPS) proved their fitness and determination at the National Road Cycling Championships held at the Cradle of Humankind in KrugersdorpOn 5 November 2025 . Officers from across the country competed for top honors in 2025 challenging cycling events.
What Happened
The championship included a 7km Prologue and a 65km Long Race at the Cradle of Humankind. A total of 40 SAPS cyclists, including active officers and retired members.
Warrant Officer O’Reilly from the Eastern Cape won the Men’s category, while Colonel Niemand from Head Office led the Ladies’ race. Their victories emphasized SAPS’s strong focus on fitness, teamwork, and discipline.
Official Response
A SAPS Sports Coordinator congratulated the cyclists for their discipline and effort.
“Our members continue to make us proud, both in uniform and on the track. Their endurance and teamwork show what it means to serve with strength,” the coordinator said.
The organization reaffirmed its support for sports activities that promote health, unity, and professional performance among officers.
Community Impact
The event underscored SAPS’s commitment to fitness and wellness as part of its broader employee development initiatives. By participating in national sporting events, officers not only maintain physical strength but also inspire communities to pursue active and healthy lifestyles.
The championship strengthened the bond between SAPS members and the public, proving once again that the service is about discipline, teamwork, and community pride, both on duty and beyond the finish line.
