“Well Done”: South African Surfer Bianca Buitendag Secures Silver Medal at Tokyo Olympics
- South African surfing star Bianca Buitendag has brought smiles to the nation after clinching a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics
- Buitendag’s success follows that of Tatjana Schoenmaker who secured silver in swimming on Tuesday
- Mzansi sports fans are delighted with this news and they are now hoping Buitendag can go on and bag a gold in the finals
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Team South Africa is doing wonders at the Tokyo Olympic games after Bianca Buitendag bagged another silver for the team. Buitendag defeated United States’ Caroline Marks in the surfing code.
Her triumph means she clinched a silver medal and qualifies for the final to be staged on Tuesday. Buitendag’s victory raises hopes for the nation that a gold or silver medal could be in the bag during the final.
The post reads:
@Makahnip said:
“Our girls are really doing us proud. At worst she will get a silver medal. I’m really hoping for gold. Congrats to Bianca, wish her the best to reach the finals.”
@Kathmam said:
“Woohooooooo what a result! Congratulations @biancabuitendag you are an inspiration to all of us.”
@BabyJ1508 said:
“We missed the gals in the last two Olympics, they're back, medals tally will be better this year. #TeamSA #Tokyo2020.”
@Whisper0887 said:
“This is just fantastic. Bianca, congratulations and we are all holding thumbs and crossing toes for your gold. Bring it home.”
@NicoleBreedt said:
“Congratulations Bianca on making it into the final after winning your semi-final today.”
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@PreezWyne said:
“Well done. Extremely good result either way.”
@KenKarrupen said:
“Gold Bianca, I sense it. Making SA proud.”
Halala: South Africans celebrate swimmer Tatjana Schoenmaker for bagging silver in Tokyo Olympics
In other sports stories, Briefly News ran an article that South Africans are delighted as they celebrate Tatjana Schoenmaker who set an Olympic record at the ongoing Olympic Games in Tokyo.
The Mzansi swimmer bagged a silver medal in the breaststroke and has made the country really proud. Many of her followers and many in the sporting fraternity are now sending their messages of support.
Schoenmaker, 24, also made history on Tuesday to become the first female swimmer from Mzansi to claim an Olympic medal since Penny Heyns' bronze at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games.
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Source: Briefly News