The Ascent of Jordan September: A Rising Star in South African Cycling

Sizwe DlaminiSizwe Dlamini3 min read339
The Ascent of Jordan September: A Rising Star in South African Cycling

In the world of cycling, it is not uncommon for exceptional talents to emerge from humble beginnings. Jordan September, an 18yearold prodigy from Ocean View, is a testament to this fact. He will represent South Africa at the 2023 Junior World Track Championships in Colombia, South America. Jordan's story is one of remarkable growth and triumph resulting from his dedication and abilities.

In the world of cycling, it is not uncommon for exceptional talents to emerge from humble beginnings. Jordan September, an 18-year-old prodigy from Ocean View, is a testament to this fact. He will represent South Africa at the 2023 Junior World Track Championships in Colombia, South America. Jordan’s story is one of remarkable growth and triumph resulting from his dedication and abilities.

A Humble Beginning

Jordan’s entry into the world of cycling was unplanned. In 2019, he joined the Fresh Start Cycling Club in Ocean View to accompany his brother, who was interested in the sport. Jordan’s initial interest in cycling evolved into a passion, thanks to his brother’s encouragement and his family’s support.

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Rapid Growth

The Kinetic Pro Cycling team recognized Jordan’s potential and invited him to join their club in 2020. His coaches, Glen Bonthuys, and Zarina van Schalkwyk, helped him develop his skills, and he quickly rose to prominence. Jordan won several prestigious titles, including the Western Province, Western Cape, South African National, and African Continental championships.

Appreciation and Gratitude

O’Ryan Bruintjies, the director of the Kinetic Pro Cycling team, has admired Jordan’s talent and described him as a true ambassador for South Africa. He expressed his gratitude to everyone who contributed to Jordan’s development, including his supportive parents, Anton and Tania September.

A Bright Future Ahead

Jordan is currently attending Fish Hoek High School, and he lives in Sunnydale. His selection to represent his country at the Junior World Championships in Cali, Colombia, is a testament to his unwavering commitment to the sport. Although he has previously represented South Africa on the international stage, being chosen for the Junior World Championships is a significant achievement.

The Power of Dedication and Support

Jordan’s story highlights the power of determination and support in fostering exceptional potential. He has achieved personal growth and success through his dedication to the sport and the encouragement of his family and community.

A Source of Inspiration

Jordan’s story inspires us to pursue our passions and discover our talents. As he prepares to represent South Africa at the Junior World Championships, we can only imagine the heights he will reach in the world of competitive cycling.

Jordan September’s rise to prominence in the world of cycling serves as a reminder that talent and determination can create opportunities for success, even in challenging circumstances. As we cheer for him on the international stage, we are reminded of our own potential for greatness. Jordan’s story inspires us to pursue our dreams and find our path to success.

Sizwe Dlamini
Sizwe Dlamini

Sizwe Dlamini is a Cape Town-based journalist who chronicles the city’s evolving food scene, from boeka picnics in the Bo-Kaap to seafood braais in Khayelitsha. Raised on the slopes of Table Mountain, he still starts every morning with a walk to the kramat in Constantia before heading out to discover whose grandmother is dishing up the best smoorsnoek that day.

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