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Team Zimbabwe is coming back home after failing to win any medal at the ongoing delayed Tokyo Olympics Games.
Despite the failure to secure any medal, the athletes had individuals achievements.
Seventeen-year-old female swimmer, Donata Katai, became the first black Zimbabwean swimmer to qualify for the prestigious sporting event.
She came first in the 100m backstroke race, in a personal best time of 1 minute 02.73 seconds in her maiden race at the tournament.
Unfortunately, her time was not enough to push her through to the semi-finals, as she was placed 34th in the overall heats, with only the top 16 progressing to the semi-finals.
The case was almost similar for the rest of the members of team Zimbabwe.
Sprinter Ngoni Makusha also missed out on the men’s 100m semi-finals at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games as he could not go past Round One in the event.
Makusha had won his heat in the Preliminary Round to progress to Round One.
Meanwhile, golfer, Scott Vincent, impressed at his first outing at the Olympics, after he finished tied in 16th place, at the Tokyo Games.
After a difficult opening round, when he carded a two-over-par, Vincent had rounds of 67, 66 and 67, to finish strongly, in the field that had 60 players.
Vincent made history by becoming the first local professional golfer, to take part in the Olympics, as he qualified in 51st place.
He is probably the best performer, from Team Zimbabwe, which had four other athletes.
More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw">Pindula News</a>

Pindula News

Tokyo Olympics: Team Zimbabwe Coming Back Home

Zimbabwe swimming sensation Donata Katai has come first in Heat 1 in a personal best time of 1 minute 02.73 seconds at the ongoing Tokyo Olympic games.
However, the 17-year-old has failed to make it to the semi-final of the women’s 100m backstroke despite winning her heat on Sunday.
Her time was not enough to push her through to the semi-finals, as she was placed 34th in the overall heats, with only the top 16 progressing to the semi-finals.
Katai won her heat ahead of India’s Patel Maana, who came second in 1 minute 05.20 seconds, while Ince Kimberly from Grenada was third in a time of 1:10:24.
She is the first-ever Black Zimbabwean swimmer to compete in the Olympics.
<h2>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/donata-katai-wins-her-olympics-swimming-heat-but-misses-semi-final-qualification/">Chronicle</a></h2>

Donata Katai Misses On Semi-final Spot Despite Winning Her Olympics Swimming Heat

Zimbabwean 15-year-old swimming sensational, Donata Katai has revealed that she started swimming at the age of four as her parents did not want her to drown.
At her age, she has already won two gold medals at a continental level.
Watch the video below for more.
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<a href="https://twitter.com/BBCAfrica/status/1214156395022565376">More: BBC Africa</a>

Zimbabwean 15-Year-Old Swimming Champion, Donata Katai Speaks Of Her Achievements, Goals, And Tips

At the ongoing England Winter Championships, Zimbabwean swimmer Liam Davis broke the 200M short course breaststroke previously set by Liam O’Hara. This was revealed by Sports Rifle 7/24 in a tweet when they said;
<blockquote>From Liam O’Hara’s to Liam Davis Huge congratulations to Zimbabwean swimmer Liam Davis for breaking the200m short course breaststroke record last night at that England Winter Championship. Liam Davis broke Liam O ‘Hara’s 2.14.44 record to 2.13.54 </blockquote>
Liam joins teenage swimmer <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/03/23/young-zim-swimmer-donata-katai-breaks-kirsty-coventry-record/">Donata Katai in breaking records</a> and winning swimming medals in 2019.
Source: <a href="https://twitter.com/SportsRifle/status/1204036555041628161">Twitter</a>

Zimbabwe's Liam Davis Breaks The 200m Short Course Breaststroke Record In England

Zimbabwean 15-year-old dazzling swimmer, Donata Katai (DK) who won gold last week for Zimbabwe at the African Junior Swimming Championships in Tunisia says that Kirsty Coventry’s achievements give her a little pressure.
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Katai who goes to Getway High School won gold in the 100m backstroke and set a championship record of 1minute 43 seconds. She told @UKinZimbabwe (UKZ) that she aspires to win big at the Olympics since she has proved her quality in Arica. Below are excerpts from the interview.
<blockquote>UKZ: Tell us a bit about yourself 
DK: My name is Donata Katai, I’m 15 years old. I go to Gateway High School and train with the Sharks Club under the guidance of coach Kathy Lobb.
UKZ: When did you realize swimming was the sport you were good at? 
DK: It was in Grade 3 when I broke my first record at the inter-house competitions.
UKZ: How do you prepare yourself for a big race? 
DK: I imagine the race from start to finish and go through all the emotions I would go through on the day. I rehearse the whole event in my mind. I eat a meal with lots of carbs, sleep and dream about my race.
UKZ: What does winning gold mean for you? 
DK: It justifies that I am a fast swimmer. I knew I was a fast swimmer in Southern Africa, but to win gold at a competition with all the best swimmers in Africa is even better.
At what point in the pool did you realise you were leading? 
DK: It was towards the very end when I took a naughty little peek to see.
UKZ: What goes through your mind during a race? 
DK: It is funny to think about it. It’s usually the last song I would have listened to, but just one line on repeat.
UKZ: What is your biggest dream? 
DK: My biggest dream is to win gold at the Olympics.
UKZ: What can you say are the challenges you face? 
DK: Trying to balance swimming and school has been quite a challenge because studying after practice is hard. It is a challenge girls my age face especially if you do more than one sport. It’s difficult to be great at your main sport and keep the others going.
UKZ: Does it bother you when people compare you to Kirsty Coventry (Olympic gold medallist and Zimbabwe’s Sports Minister)? 
DK: It doesn’t really bother me because Kirsty is a great person, it shows all my hard work is paying off. But when I look at her achievements I feel a little pressure.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ukinzimbabwe/posts/3043811895693073?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARA4RIun079ZJo2wmRL7EUW8kta8n_ss6pOFpXHzwNEj8FKVixZDSnD5z5v7-0YO327DcDc4kK9_7YDSv4ybCoWO3TiMmP52Oh0i-DIDwyAs0-La4uy6d4r1tmpnT7neyohzrzSWf57ETlTTXNqG-f6_oS6_bl_aLn0P6eIkB7Tu_S9HyXS697RZyOule5KgqarFOGI0mruChzTMEpRQ9KLTMZf7d91S8IoEvfpZhWUlgkrdTOQJVbfJlexlidmQjV_kXG7xfuXOF6GzAZyUHy5zWLxhBlVhsokhNHmtkpNA_tNfjFnOfpwwEswSJBNOHXGxHE2DEBhytU3nEqnCH93Dqw&amp;__tn__=-R">UK in Zimbabwe</a>

"I Feel A Little Pressure When I Look At Kirsty Coventry's Achievements," DONATA KATAI

A Gateway School student swimmer representing Zimbabwe at the Junior African Championships currently underway in Tunisia has won her second gold medal. This was revealed in a tweet by the tourism Minister, who shared the news with the nation:
<blockquote>Donata is making things happen. She just won her 2nd Gold at Junior African Champs. Stay focused, make sure you have the right people around you, and keep pushing.</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Donata is making things happen. She just won her 2nd Gold at Junior African Champs. Stay focused, make sure you have the right people around you, and keep pushing.🥇🥇 <a href="https://t.co/6K6pg5rjWS">pic.twitter.com/6K6pg5rjWS</a>
— Kirsty Coventry (@KirstyCoventry) <a href="https://twitter.com/KirstyCoventry/status/1172713935616786432?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 14, 2019</a></blockquote>
<a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zimbabwe-swimmer-sets-championship-record-at-african-junior-swimming-championships/">Donata Katai won her first gold</a> on Thursday, and set a new world record after she finished the 100m backstroke in 1 minute 4.63 seconds.

Young Donata Wins Second Gold Medal At Junior African Championships

Zimbabwe swimmer and Gateway High School student, Donata Katai has set a new World record at the African Junior Swimming Championships in Tunisia.
Katai won a gold medal in the 100m backstroke after finishing in 1 minute 4.63 seconds. This was revealed by Star FM’s head of sport, Steve Vickers,  in his Twitter post. Vickers said:
<blockquote>Donata Katai has won gold for Zimbabwe at the African Junior Swimming Championships in Tunisia in the 100m backstroke. Katai set a championship record of 1 min 4.63 seconds. She is a Gateway High School student, coached by Kathy Lobb.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe used to get gold medals in the swimming category during the days of now Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation, Kirsty Coventry.
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/SteveVickers5/status/1172248429092835336">Steve Vickers</a>

Zimbabwe Swimmer Sets Championship Record At African Junior Swimming Championships

Donata Katai, a young swimmer from Mashonaland, has reportedly broken Kirsty Coventry’s backstroke record which she set in 1998. Katai was part of the Zimbabwean team competing at the South Africa National Junior Championships at Kings Park Pool in Durban.
UPDATE: Here is the record set by Donata according to Star FM sports presenter Yvonne Mangunda:
<blockquote>Donata Katai has broken <a href="https://twitter.com/KirstyCoventry">@KirstyCoventry</a> ‘s 100m backstroke African junior record in Durban at junior national swimming championships. Katai, a form 3 student at Gateway High in Harare swam 1 minute 5.6 seconds,taking more than one &amp; a half seconds off Kirsty’s record set in 1998</blockquote>
Sports Media organisation, Kyros Sports, wrote on Twitter on Saturday morning:
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Donata Katai!!! Remember the name!!!
Donata beat the legendary <a href="https://twitter.com/KirstyCoventry?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@KirstyCoventry</a>’s long standing 1998 100m backstroke record yesterday in South Africa, winning the gold 🥇 in the process. Welldone Donata! 🇿🇼 <a href="https://t.co/Uz0CdzMeUD">pic.twitter.com/Uz0CdzMeUD</a>
— Kyros Sports (@kyrossports) <a href="https://twitter.com/kyrossports/status/1109299888863485952?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 23, 2019</a></blockquote>

Young Zim Swimmer, Donata Katai, Breaks Kirsty Coventry Record