Rogail Joseph’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Südafrikanische Hürdenläuferin
A.K.A. Rogail Samantha Joseph
Is Athlete 
Hurdler 
From South Africa 
Type Sports 
Gender female
Birth 22 April 2000
Age: 20 years
Star sign Taurus
Juniorenafrikameisterschaften
Voller Name Rogail Samantha Joseph
Nation Sudafrika Südafrika
Geburtstag 22. April 2000 (19 Jahre)
Geburtsort Südafrika
Karriere
Disziplin Hürdenlauf
Status aktiv
Medaillenspiegel
U20-Afrikameisterschaften 2 × 0 × 0 ×
U20-Afrikameisterschaften 2 × 0 × 0 ×
Juniorenafrikameisterschaften
Gold Abidjan 2019 100 m Hürden
Gold Abidjan 2019 400 m Hürden
Juniorenafrikameisterschaften
Gold Abidjan 2019 100 m Hürden
Gold Abidjan 2019 400 m Hürden
Gold Abidjan 2019 100 m Hürden
Gold Abidjan 2019 400 m Hürden

Rogail Samantha Joseph (* 22. April 2000) ist eine südafrikanische Hürdenläuferin.

Sportliche Laufbahn

Erste internationale Erfahrungen sammelte Rogail Joseph bei den U20-Weltmeisterschaften 2018 in Tampere, bei denen sie in 61,68 s in der ersten Runde des 400-Meter-Hürdenlaufs ausschied. Im Jahr darauf siegte sie bei den Juniorenafrikameisterschaften in Abidjan mit neuem Meisterschaftsrekord von 57,37 s über 400 Meter Hürden, sowie in 13,97 s auch im 100-Meter-Hürdenlauf. Anschließend wurde sie bei der Sommer-Universiade in Neapel in 59,07 s Achte und belegte mit der südafrikanischen 4-mal-400-Meter-Staffel in 3:35,97 min Rang sieben.

Persönliche Bestzeiten

  • 100 m Hürden: 13,97 s (+0,7 m/s), 18. April 2019 in Abidjan
  • 400 m Hürden: 56,36 s, 27. April 2019 in Germiston
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