Seye Ogunlewe is Nigeria’s fastest man again after winning the 100m Men’s title at the All-Nigeria Championships which ended on a high note on Friday.
Ogunlewe, who won his first national title in Warri in 2015, beat his rivals as he ran a new Personal Best time of 10.12secs to retain his crown and also book a slot to the Rio Olympics having surpassed the set standard.
Click to download the official results of the 2016 NigerianOlympic Trials which held at the Township Stadium in Sapele, Delta State.
Oduduru Divine with a time of 10.25secs and Egwero Ogho-Oghene with a time of 10.36secs finished in second and third places respectively.
Ogunlewe, with a time of 21.28secs, also won one of the finals of the men’s 200m event.
In another high point of the day, Blessing Okagbare also completed a sprint double; winning the women 200m event (Final A) with a time of 22.78secs.
The fleet-footed Queen of the Tracks who won her seventh 100m Women’s title a day earlier made a light work of the 200m event.
Click to download the official results of the 2016 NigerianOlympic Trials which held at the Township Stadium in Sapele, Delta State.
Lawretta Ozoh won the women’s 200m final B with a time of 23.71secs. Having finished second in the 100m event, Oduduru had a lot to cheer as he won the 200m Men’s event with a time of 20.51secs.
Also on Friday, the Nigeria duo of Emmanuel Gyang and Deborah Pam both won the 10,000m in the men and women categories respectively. Gyang finished first with a time of 31:31:58 while Solomon Yilbam finished second with a time of 32:05:19. Daylong Sylvester of Nigeria Immigration came third with a time of 32:29:71.
Culled from www.wolexis.com
Ogunlewe, who won his first national title in Warri in 2015, beat his rivals as he ran a new Personal Best time of 10.12secs to retain his crown and also book a slot to the Rio Olympics having surpassed the set standard.
Click to download the official results of the 2016 NigerianOlympic Trials which held at the Township Stadium in Sapele, Delta State.
Oduduru Divine with a time of 10.25secs and Egwero Ogho-Oghene with a time of 10.36secs finished in second and third places respectively.
Ogunlewe, with a time of 21.28secs, also won one of the finals of the men’s 200m event.
In another high point of the day, Blessing Okagbare also completed a sprint double; winning the women 200m event (Final A) with a time of 22.78secs.
The fleet-footed Queen of the Tracks who won her seventh 100m Women’s title a day earlier made a light work of the 200m event.
Click to download the official results of the 2016 NigerianOlympic Trials which held at the Township Stadium in Sapele, Delta State.
Lawretta Ozoh won the women’s 200m final B with a time of 23.71secs. Having finished second in the 100m event, Oduduru had a lot to cheer as he won the 200m Men’s event with a time of 20.51secs.
Also on Friday, the Nigeria duo of Emmanuel Gyang and Deborah Pam both won the 10,000m in the men and women categories respectively. Gyang finished first with a time of 31:31:58 while Solomon Yilbam finished second with a time of 32:05:19. Daylong Sylvester of Nigeria Immigration came third with a time of 32:29:71.
Culled from www.wolexis.com
