Wall of Honour

Jurgens Hanekom

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Fastest Known Time

Anyone that can prove they have successfully completed the challenge qualifies to be featured on the Wall of Honour. It remains your responsibility to provide accurate information after completion that proves you tagged each peak. This includes photographic and tracking/gps data. If you cannot provide sufficient information you will not be listed on this page.

For a breakdown of the various categories please CLICK HERE.

Fastest Known Time

64 hours

Greg Avierinos, Ryno Griesel, Ruan van der Merwe

Solo

Ignus Zietsman

January 2022

4 Days, 12 Hours, 32 Minutes

Daniel Barnard

July 2014

4 Days, 16 Hours, 34 Minutes

Kobus Bresler

March 2011

8 Days, 6 Hours, 52 Minutes

Pair

Daniel Barnard & George Louw

December 2012

4 Days, 18 Hours, 38 Minutes

Mixed Pair

Jurgens & Christel Hanekom

October 2018

4 Days, 18 Hours, 45 Minutes

Eric Tollner & Charmaine Salvage

January 2020

7 Days, 7 Hours, 23 Minutes

Male Team

Greg Avierinos, Ryno Griesel, Ruan van der Merwe

August 2017

64 Hours

Sean Disney, Alex Harris, Tian Liebenberg, Adrian Saffy,

July 2017

4 Days, 15 Hours, 58 Minutes

Daniel Barnard & George Louw

December 2012

4 Days, 18 Hours, 38 Minutes

Female Team

Challenge waiting! It has been attempted but not yet successfully completed within the rules.

Mixed Team

Jurgens & Christel Hanekom

October 2018

4 Days, 18 Hours, 45 Minutes

Gerry Greyling, Natalie Mills, Ryan Mills, Bradley Nelson (Pirates Road Running Club)

October 2020

TBC

David Case, Sandra Case, Mark Davis, Michelle Davis, Chi Ingledew, Terence Vrugtman (Pirates Road Running Club)

October 2020

TBC

Eric Tollner & Charmaine Salvage

January 2020

7 Days, 7 Hours, 23 Minutes

David Adams, Jeandre Gerding, Bevan Joubert, Carene Joubert, Adam Lees, Matthew Lutz, Justin Parker, Megan Roux, Francois van der Walt

December 2017

6 Days, 15 Hours, 5 Minutes

Cycle Challenge

Colin & Bianca Cooper

April 2015

45 Days

Casual 9 Peaks

This category is for anyone that can prove successful completion of the 9 Peaks Challenge and applies where a specific category record was not attempted or where a challenge was not non-stop. The term casual is not meant to take away from the effort as the challenge remains real and in some cases may even be more difficult to plan. It helps to distinguish between this category and the fkt's above.