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Centers of Excellence

Centers of Sport Excellence

  • Background
  • Launched in 2011 with seven (7) NSAs
  • These NSAs are Athletics, Football, Boxing, Netball, Softball, Volleyball and Karate
  • 12 Junior and Senior secondary schools designated as Centers of Sport Excellence
  • Transferred to BNSC in 2013
  • Collaboration between the BNSC, Ministry of Youth,  Gender, Sports and Culture and the Ministry of Education and Skills Development.

Vision

To create an environment where student athletes study, participate in sport and excel.

Mission

To integrate academics, sport and support services towards holistic development of athletes in pursuit of sports excellence

Objectives

  • To increase society’s pool and supply of educated, talented and dedicated athletes capable of superior and sustained performance at all levels of sport competition.
  • To provide talented athletes with opportunities for self-expression, self-fulfilment and creative productivity.
  • To produce the next generation of well-informed coaches and sport leaders.
  • To create an environment conducive to cutting-edge research into models of athlete development adapted to cultural and school contexts, individual needs, aptitudes, and motivation.
  • To achieve a dramatic increase in high performance and medal haul.
  • To achieve allocation efficiency due to an enhanced ability of specialized sport schools to match needs and services for meaningful results.

 

Identified Centres of Sports Excellence

 

Senior Secondary Schools

SCHOOLS

SPORT CODE

Nata

Athletics, Softball, Volleyball

Goodhope

Athletics, Softball, Volleyball

Mogoditshane

Athletics, Boxing, Karate, Football & Netball

 

Junior Secondary Schools

SCHOOLS

SPORT CODE

Artesia

Volleyball, Football, Boxing

Radisele

Athletics, Karate, Netball

Okavango

Volleyball, Football

 

Achievements

  • Zanele Mdlongwa (Masunga Senior) and Molebiemang Abetha (Goodhope Senior) represented Botswana at the Under 19 Women’s World Cup 2019 in Canada.
  • Bernard Olesitse (Goodhope Senior) won gold in 400m at the 2019 Botswana Games and qualified for the 2020 IAAF Junior Athletics Championship.
  • Six (6) Players from Artesia and Radisele selected to the Women Under-17 National Team playing in the 2020 FIFA Under-17 World Cup Qualifiers and the 2019 Under 17 COSAFA Cup.
  • Five (5) boys from Mogoditshane Senior selected to the National Under 20 squad for 2019 U-20 COSAFA Cup.

 

 

 

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