The first bell
Ts'osane Boxing Club is established as a village club. Boxing veteran Ntate Sugar coaches and trains the first generation.
Since 1982
A village club with a national legacy.
Four decades of coaches, boxers and families who made a hall in Motimposo a launchpad for Lesotho.
Chaka’s era
Outstanding boxer Chaka Moekoa becomes coach and manager, building a highly successful development programme and an enduring club culture.
Tsie and Keketsi
Mosolesa Tsie—known as Fire—and Sibusiso Keketsi become the first two Lesotho boxers to compete at the Olympic Games. Keketsi later continues the craft as a coach in Saudi Arabia.
First national boxing medal
Entrepreneur Sephula Letuka wins Commonwealth bronze, becoming the first boxer to earn a Commonwealth boxing medal for Lesotho.
Morena Cheese
Entrusted with the club by Chaka Moekoa, Morena Cheese now runs Ts'osane holistically—linking performance, education, opportunity, partnerships and accountable administration.
The lineage continues
More than medals.
A way forward.
Custodians
Technical leadership
Head Coach & Club Manager
Morena Cheese
The present technical leader of Ts'osane Boxing Club, entrusted with the club by Coach Chaka Moekoa. He has developed medal-winning athletes and national representatives.
Legacy Coach & Former Manager
Chaka Moekoa
An outstanding boxer who later took charge of Ts'osane as coach and manager. His successful tenure produced some of Lesotho's most accomplished boxers.
Founding Veteran Coach
Ntate Sugar
The boxing veteran who coached and trained the village club in its formative years after Ts'osane Boxing Club was established in 1982.