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South Africa was the first non-European country joining TWIF in 1971. The tug-of-war was long established in South Africa and teams participated in TWIF events event even before TWIF was able to organize the first World Championships in 1975. Sport organizations in South Africa had a difficult episode at that time as the IOC had expelled South Africa in 1970 from membership. South African teams participated in 123 TWIF competitions and won one World title in the Junior category in 2008. In the Oceanic Championships, the TWIF continental championship for countries outside Europe, they won 13 titles. South Africa hosted four TWIF events, three World Championships and one Oceanic Championships. They are also the host country for the Jubilee Championships in 2010.

 


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  • World Games
  • World Championships Outdoor
  • World Championships Indoor
  • European Championships
  • Oceanic Championships
  • Olympic Games
  • Other Events

Content 1

Year
City
Country
Event
Discipline
Competitiom
Country
Team
480
500
520
540
560
580
600
640
680
700
720
CW
2001
Akita
Japan
World Games
Indoor
Senior Women
South Africa
5
2005
Duisburg
Germany
World Games
Indoor
Senior Women
South Africa
6
2005
Duisburg
Germany
World Games
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
5
2009
Kaohsiung
Chinese Taipei
World Games
Indoor
Senior Women
South Africa
6
2013
Cali
Colombia
World Games
Indoor
Senior Women
South Africa
3

Content 2

Year
City
Country
Event
Discipline
Competitiom
Country
Team
480
500
520
540
560
580
600
640
680
700
720
CW
1975
Doetinchem
Netherlands
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
10 6
1976
Capetown
South Africa
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
8 3
1980
Basel
Switzerland
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
7
1982
Capetown
South Africa
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
4 4 5
1984
Oshkosh
United States
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
8 10 6 4
1985
Stans
Switzerland
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
7 9 5
1992
Mosney
Ireland
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
7 8 6
1992
Mosney
Ireland
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Women
South Africa
3 4
1994
Uppsala
Sweden
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
6 8 8 7
1996
Slagharen
Netherlands
World Championships
Outdoor
Junior Men
South Africa
2
1996
Slagharen
Netherlands
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
10 11 7 6
1996
Slagharen
Netherlands
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Women
South Africa
7 9
1998
Rochester
United States
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
5 9 8 10
1998
Rochester
United States
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Women
South Africa
5 5
2000
Blackpool
England
World Championships
Outdoor
Junior Men
South Africa
4
2000
Blackpool
England
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
8 10 6
2000
Blackpool
England
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Women
South Africa
6
2002
Pretoria
South Africa
World Championships
Outdoor
Junior Men
South Africa
6
2002
Pretoria
South Africa
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
2 3 2
2002
Pretoria
South Africa
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Women
South Africa
6 2
2004
Rochester
United States
World Championships
Outdoor
Junior Men
South Africa
4
2004
Rochester
United States
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
5 10 4 6
2004
Rochester
United States
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Women
South Africa
5 5
2006
Assen
Netherlands
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
4 6 8
2006
Assen
Netherlands
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Women
South Africa
4 4
2006
Assen
Netherlands
World Championships
Outdoor
U23 Men
South Africa
9
2007
Minehead
England
World Championships
Outdoor
Junior Men
South Africa
4
2007
Minehead
England
World Championships
Outdoor
U23 Men
South Africa
6
2008
Stennungsund
Sweden
World Championships
Outdoor
Junior Men
South Africa
1
2008
Stennungsund
Sweden
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
8 8 8 11
2008
Stennungsund
Sweden
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Women
South Africa
5 4
2008
Stennungsund
Sweden
World Championships
Outdoor
U23 Men
South Africa
6
2012
Appenzell
Switzerland
World Championships
Outdoor
Junior Men
South Africa
1
2012
Appenzell
Switzerland
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
9 7
2012
Appenzell
Switzerland
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Mixed
South Africa
4
2012
Appenzell
Switzerland
World Championships
Outdoor
Senior Women
South Africa
5 4
2012
Appenzell
Switzerland
World Championships
Outdoor
U23 Men
South Africa
2

Content 3

Year
City
Country
Event
Discipline
Competition
Country
Team
480
500
520
540
560
580
600
640
680
700
720
CW
1999
Carlow
Ireland
World Championships
Indoor
Senior Men
South Africa
10 9 10
2004
Glasgow
Scotland
World Championships
Indoor
Senior Men
South Africa
7 13 12
2004
Glasgow
Scotland
World Championships
Indoor
Senior Women
South Africa
6 9
2008
Faenza
Italy
World Championships
Indoor
Senior Women
South Africa
4 8
2012
Perth
Scotland
World Championships
Indoor
Senior Women
South Africa
4 3
2014
Castlebar
Ireland
World Championships
Indoor
Senior Women
South Africa
5 3

Content 4

Year
City
Country
Event
Discipline
Competitiom
Country
Team
480
500
520
540
560
580
600
640
680
700
720
CW
1973
Nottingham
England
European Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
9 7
1974
Engelberg
Switzerland
European Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
7 3
1977
St Helier
Channel Islands
European Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
5 4
2009
Assen
Netherlands
European Championships
Outdoor
Junior Men
South Africa
2
2009
Assen
Netherlands
European Championships
Outdoor
U23 Men
South Africa
5
2010
Pretoria
South Africa
European Championships
Outdoor
Junior Men
South Africa
4
2010
Pretoria
South Africa
European Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
9 9 7
2010
Pretoria
South Africa
European Championships
Outdoor
Senior Mixed
South Africa
4
2010
Pretoria
South Africa
European Championships
Outdoor
Senior Women
South Africa
6 3
2010
Pretoria
South Africa
European Championships
Outdoor
U23 Men
South Africa
4
2011
Minehead
England
European Championships
Outdoor
Junior Men
South Africa
3
2011
Minehead
England
European Championships
Outdoor
U23 Men
South Africa
3

Content 5

Year
City
Country
Event
Discipline
Competitiom
Country
Team
480
500
520
540
560
580
600
640
680
700
720
CW
1995
Adelaide
Australia
Oceanic Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
1
1995
Adelaide
Australia
Oceanic Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
A 1 1 1 1
1995
Adelaide
Australia
Oceanic Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
B 2 2 2 2
1997
Hartenbos
South Africa
Oceanic Championships
Indoor
Senior Men
South Africa
A 3 5
1997
Hartenbos
South Africa
Oceanic Championships
Indoor
Senior Men
South Africa
B 2 1
1997
Hartenbos
South Africa
Oceanic Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
A 1 1 1 1 1 1
1997
Hartenbos
South Africa
Oceanic Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
B 2 2 2 2 2 2
1997
Hartenbos
South Africa
Oceanic Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
Y 3
1997
Hartenbos
South Africa
Oceanic Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
YA 3
1997
Hartenbos
South Africa
Oceanic Championships
Outdoor
Senior Men
South Africa
YB 4

Content 6

South Africa did not participate in Olympic Games

Content 7

South Africa did not participate in Baltic Games or Test Matches
  • Representatives
  • Judges
  • Recorders
  • Executive Committee
  • Technical Committee
  • Medical and Doping
  • Athletes Committee

Content 1

First
Family Name
Start
End
Current
Anton
Botha
2010
Member
Johann
Moeller
2005
2009
Barend
Engelbrecht
2000
2004
Mike
Botha
1981
1999
Koos
Botha
1971
1980

Content 2

First
Family Name
Start
End
Current
Piet
Lourens
2008
Member
Barend
Engelbrecht
2004
Member
Gert
Albertse
2002
Member
Johann
Moeller
1998
Member
Louis
van Zyl
2000
2008
Anton
Rabe
1998
2005
Carel
Botha
1996
2004
Sid
Zeeman
1991
1996
Corry
Craven
1981
1993
Koos
Botha
1980
1996

Content 3

First
Family Name
Start
End
Current
Suzette
Fourie
2004
Member
Esme
Bester
2002
Member
Wanda
Jonck
2002
Member

Content 4

First
Family Name
Position
Start
End
Current
Anton
Rabe
Treasurer
1996
Member
Koos
Botha
Vice President
1983
1986
Koos
Botha
Vice Chairman
1981
1982

Content 5

First
Family Name
Position
Start
End
Current
Johann
Moeller
Member
2003
Member
Louis
van Zyl
Member
2000
2003
Anton
Rabe
Member
1995
1999

Content 6

First
Family Name
Position
Start
End
Current
Kim
Nolte
Member
2008
Member

Content 7

First
Family Name
Position
Start
End
Current
Linde
Botha
Member
2012
Member
Gideon
Viljoen
Member
2008
2012