63.17m!!🤯🔥

Obiageri Amaechi 🇳🇬 is flying! The African Games Champion set a new Personal Best (PB) for the 4th time this year, winning the women's Discus Throw at the Oklahoma Throws Series #11 with a brilliant 63.17m.
She further solidified her position as No. 2 on the

Prior to the competition, Brume hadn’t yet recorded a legal jump outdoors. Her last competition was at the African Games in Accra where she jumped a 6.92m with a tailwind of 3.9m/s to defend her title. makingofchamps.com/2024/05/19/bru…

Favour Ofili made her debut at the Adidas City Games in Atlanta on Saturday where she broke the 150m African Record in her first time over the event. makingofchamps.com/2024/05/19/ofi…

DID YOU KNOW!??🤯

Favour Ofili 🇳🇬 now holds THREE African Records in her career!
She set records over 150m, 200m & 300m, two of them coming from this year alone.

150m - 16.30s
200m indoors - 22.11s
300m - 35.99s

This could be a really big year for her as she already ran a

Great outing today for Tobi Amusan 🇳🇬 at the Adidas Atlanta City Games!

She clocked a time of 12.73s (-2.3) to finish 2nd in the women's 100mH final, behind a fast-finishing Keni Harrison 🇺🇸 who won in 12.67s.
Cindy Sember 🇬🇧 was 3rd in 12.86s.

Udodi Onwuzurike 🇳🇬 clocked a Season's Best (SB) of 10.12s (-0.4) in the men's 100m final at the Adidas Atlanta City Games!

This was only his first 100m race of the year, and he finished 4th behind Akani Simbine 🇿🇦 who won in a World Lead (WL) of 9.90s and Ferdinand Omanyala 🇰🇪,

6.87m!!🔥🔥
Olympic qualifier ☑️

Ese Brume 🇳🇬 landed a Season's Best (SB) of 6.87m at the Adidas Atlanta City Games, finishing 3rd in the women's Long Jump and hitting the automatic Olympic qualification standard.

The winner of the event, Tara Davis-Woodhall 🇺🇸 jumped a World

NEW AFRICAN RECORD!!🤯🔥

Favour Ofili 🇳🇬 broke the African Record in the women's 150m straight at the Adidas Atlanta City Games, running a blistering 16.30s (0.0)!
She stumbled at the starting blocks but still managed to pull off such a performance. Wow!

She and her training

Through to the final! 🙌

Tobi Amusan ran the fastest time in the two 100m Hurdles heats at the Atlanta City Games, clocking 12.64s (-1.3) to win heat 2 and booking her spot in the final.

Tobi Express will square up against Kendra Harrison who won heat 1 in a time of 12.69s.

First 100m race of the season for Udodi Onwuzurike, and he is through to the final at the Atlanta City Games.

The Nigerian sprinter clocked a Season's Best of 10.25s to finish 3rd in his heat, crossing the line same time as Ronnie Baker who ran an identical 10.25s, but finished

Udodi Onwuzurike competes in his first individual 100m race if the season at the #ATLCityGames in a bit.

'Big Chuks in the mix' 👏👏

Nigeria's Chukwuebuka Enekwechi landed a big Season's Best in the men's Shot Put, throwing 2⃣1⃣.7⃣8⃣m (the second farthest mark he has ever thrown) to finish 3rd at the USATF LA Grand Prix.

In fact, Enekwechi had 2nd place in his grasp, before Roger

The first ones are the sweetest, they say.

Congratulations to Fatimo Bello of Nigeria on securing her maiden qualification for the Olympics. Fatimo defeated Lynda Loughrabi 4-2 in the women's final of the African Olympic Qualifier. #RoadToParis

Seye Ogunlewe 🇳🇬 won the men's 100m final at the PUMA Fast Arms Fast Legs Meet in Wetzlar, clocking a time of 10.19s (+1.0) after equalling his Season's Best (SB) of 10.16s in the heats.

He edged out Robin Ganter 🇩🇪 who clocked 10.20s in 2nd and Ojie Edoburun 🇬🇧 in 3rd with

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