Blessing Ogundiran has powered to a new Personal Best (PB) of 7.20 seconds to win the women’s 60 meters at the 2026 Sun Conference Indoor Championships in Florida.
She equalled the NAIA Record of 7.20 seconds set by Kimberly Smith in 2010.
Ogundiran was so dominant and far ahead of the rest of the field, the closest to her being Tonyan Beckford who was second in 7.52 seconds.
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Jami Schlueter has broken the Nigerian National Record in the men’s heptathlon scoring a huge Personal Best of 5871 points at the 2026 US Combined Events Championships in Indianapolis.
Favour Onyah has emerged winner of the 200 meters race event at the 2026 Southland Conference Championships in Birmingham, Alabama.
She powered to a new Personal Best (PB) of 23.60 seconds beating Jizzale Davis (23.79 seconds) and 60 meters Champion Nayla Harris (23.87 seconds).
This was her first NCAA conference title.
In the 400 meters, she came really close to winning and securing the double as she clocked a time of 52.89 seconds, closing down really hard on Rushana Dwyer who just held on for the win in 52.88 seconds.
Temitope Adeshina has emerged winner of the women’s High Jump event at the 2026 Big 12 Indoor Championships in Texas, clearing a height of 1.96 meters, just 1cm short of her own National Record.
She went on to take solid attempts at 2.00 meters. Behind her, Sharie Enoe was second with 1.93 meters, followed by Annishka McDonald in 1.84 meters.
Kelly Ufodiama has emerged winner in the women’s 60 meters and 200 meters race events at the 2026 American Conference Indoor Championships in Birmingham.
She clocked a time of 7.30 seconds to win the women’s 60 meters, ahead of Saniya Friendly who ran 7.32 seconds and then doubled down over 200 meters, winning in 23.14 seconds.
Ella Onojuvwevwo has emerged winner of the women’s 400 meters race event at the 2026 South Eastern Conference Title with a new indoor Personal Best (PB) of 50.96 seconds.
She becomes only the second woman from Africa to break 51 seconds in the event.
Amazing comeback for her, after she was disqualified last year for a false start.
Dejanea Oakley who won the other section in 51.21s, was 2nd overall.