2003 All-Africa Games. In March 2008, Namibia hosted the final round of qualifying for the continental tournament of boxing at the 2008 Summer Olympics. As Japhet Uutoni had already qualified for the 2008 Olympics by winning his class in the first round of qualifiers, 2 other Namibian boxers also qualified (Mujandjae Kasuto and Julius Indongo). In January 2009, Paulus Moses defeated Yusuke Kobori of Japan to win the WBA lightweight title. Golf The most prominent Namibian golfer is Trevor Dodds. There are 25 : Tsumeb Golf Club Henties Bay Golf & Lifestyle Estate Rossmund Desert Golf Course, Swakopmund Walvis Bay Golf Course Omeya Golf Club, between Windhoek and Rehoboth Windhoek Country Club Resort Golf Course Gobabis Golf Course Keetmanshoop Golf Course Lüderitz Golf Course Oranjemund Golf Club Horse Riding Namibian Equestrian Riding The Namibian Equestrian Federation (NAMEF) was founded in 1958 by Mr. E Homan, E. Holtz and I. Voigts. It was originally known as the South West African Horse Society and changed its name to NAMEF after Namibia gained independence from the Republic of South Africa. They are affiliated to the Namibian Sport Commission (NSC), the Namibian National Olympic Committee (NNOC) and the International body Federation Equestrian International (FEI) since 1992, representing the horse sport on a National and International level. Namibian Endurance Riding Namibia Endurance Ride Association (NERA) is the official association for endurance riding in Namibia. NERA holds regular endurance competitions and rides throughout the country. Icestock in Namibia The Icestocksport Association of Namibia was founded in 2004. The men's team won the Africa Cup on 6 occasion (2005, 2007, 2009, 2015, 2017, 2019). The ladies' team won the Africa Cup in 2013 and 2017. In 2020 the men's team won the silver medal at the World Championship in group B. Lawn Bowls in Namibia Lawn bowls was one of the first sport codes in Namibia to produce a world champion. Douw Calitz was the winner of this title when he emerged victor of the World Champion of Champions tournament in 2003 in Moama, Australia. Some of the major national tournaments include the annual National League, as well as the annual Namibia National Championships. In 2013, Namibia played host to the African States Tournament, a competition featuring seven countries from all over Africa. The National men's side is currently ranked 11th in the world. Sailing The Namibia Sailing Association is the national governing body for the sport