A grade 9 sailor from SACS, Josh Keytel, defends his African Optimist Championship title in Tanzania.
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (15 August 2025) – Josh Keytel has once again shown his class on the water, successfully defending his title as IODA Optimist African Champion for the second year running. The Grade 9 talent returned from the 2025 championship in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, with gold in hand and a proud moment for South African sailing.
The IODA Optimist African Championships, held from 2–8 August, drew over 70 sailors from 14 countries, making it one of the most competitive youth sailing events on the continent. It is organised by the International Optimist Dinghy Association (IODA) and is designed to promote youth sailing, high-quality racing, and sportsmanship across Africa.
Josh started the 10-race series with confident performances, quickly establishing himself as a contender for the podium. Over the first two days, he battled at the top of the standings, showcasing not only skill and consistency under challenging conditions. As the competition progressed, he faced tougher winds, shifting strategies, and the ups and downs of elite competition.
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The final day brought high pressure, but Josh rose to the occasion. His composure and tactical decision-making ensured that he maintained his lead and secured the championship title once again. An achievement that reflects both his talent and mental resilience.
The Optimist class, often described as the starting point for many world-class sailors, is known for shaping young athletes into disciplined, strategic, and adaptable competitors. For Josh, back-to-back continental titles signal not just a bright future in the sport, but also his ability to consistently perform against Africa’s best.
Beyond the medals, the championship also fosters friendships, teamwork, and cultural exchange among young sailors from across the continent. Josh’s achievement stands as an inspiration for aspiring athletes. Proof that dedication and a love for the sport can take you to the very top.


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