Miracle Thompson has emerged winner of the 60 meters Hurdles event at the 2024 Leonard Hilton Invitational in a time of 8.38 seconds.
She beat Kaitlin Smith who was second in 8.45 seconds, while Dyandra Gray was third in 8.48 seconds.
Eseroghene Awusa also made her debut for UCF, running 8.62 seconds, while her teammate Adaobi Tabugbo managed 8.76 seconds.
Favour Ashe has emerged winner of the 60 meters race event at the 2024 Harvey Glance Tide and Tigers Dual Meet in Birmingham, Alabama.
The Auburn Junior clocked a time of 6.53 seconds to win his first race of the year, over 60 meters.
He defeated Jekovan Rhetta who came in second with 6.66 seconds while Makanaishe Charamba settled for third in 6.72 seconds. Ashe’s 6.53 seconds makes for his fastest opener since he debuted indoors in 2022.
Dubem Amene has set a 400-meter record at the 2024 Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson with a personal best of 45.75 seconds for a fifth-place finish.
Amene previously set the record in 2022 (46.04).
He smashes his own school record and becomes the first man in school history to go under 46 seconds indoors.
This was just moments after Nathaniel Ezekiel ran a huge 45.54 seconds, almost breaking the national record at the same meet.
Ruth Usoro has emerged winner of the women’s long jump event at the 2024 Jarvis Scott Open with a personal best leap of 6.87 meters.
This is the biggest jump in the world this year.
It automatically qualifies her for the Paris 2024 Olympic games as it was better than the qualification standard.
Her series:
Rosemary Chukwuma has won the women’s 60 meters race event at the 2024 Jarvis Scott Open clocking a time of 7.10 seconds.
The event, which is only her second outing of the 2024 season, means her win makes her the fastest by a Nigerian woman this year.
Success Umukoro finished second in a personal best (PB) of 7.15 seconds. Iyana Gray was 3rd in 7.26 seconds.
Pam Paul James has ran an indoor national record of 14:16.01 in his 5000 meters debut for Tulane University at the 2024 Music City Challenge in Nashville.
He shattered his total Personal Best (PB) by over 13 seconds and is now 0.51 seconds away from the outdoor record set in 1993 by Timon Gunem. This is only his second race in the NCAA, after he raced 3000 meters two weeks ago.
Rejoice Sule has emerged winner of the women’s 200 meters race event at the 2024 Jarvis Scott Open in Texas, clocking a personal best of 23.37 seconds.
She becomes the third fastest woman from UTEP, just behind Tobi Amusan.
At the same competition, Mercy Umoibang ran a personal best of 24.01 seconds to win her heat and place fourth overall.