Amusan shatters Okagbare’s UTEP 200m Indoor Record at New Mexico Classic
The University of Texas El Paso’s (UTEP) women’s 200m Indoor Record made a transition from one Nigerian to another, as Tobi Amusan set a...
Brume becomes the 14th Nigerian male sprinter to go sub-10!
Godson Brume has been one of the athletes to look out for since the commencement of the NCAA outdoor season. Having run wind-aided sub10...
Oduduru, Egbeniyi & Edoki aim for glory at NCAA Indoor Championships
As the NCAA Indoor Championships draw nigh, we begin to roll the tapes of the Indoor season on the Collegiate turf. Ahead of the event...
Odumosu set for induction into University of South Alabama Athletics Hall...
Nigerian Record holder in the women’s 400m Hurdles Ajoke Odumosu is set to be inducted into the University of South Alabama Athletics Hall of...
Oduduru equals 100m World Lead, breaks 200m National Record at NCAA...
Olusoji Fasuba's 13-year old African Record of 9.85s in the men's 100m, came under attack on a night when records fell at the strength...
Weekly roundup: Ntia-Obong secures NJCAA 60m qualifier in Kansas
Over the weekend, the 2021 indoor collegiate season was off to a good start and Nigerian athletes were part of the action in the...
Ineh, Usoro impress with Long Jump Personal Records as Okagbare makes...
As the 2021 season got more into rhythm, several athletes in the NCAA competed over the weekend at various meets, setting the pace for...
Olatoye breaks Hammer Throw NR as Amusan, Oduduru, Okagbare impress in...
It was a very busy weekend for Track & Field across the globe and Nigerian athletes were not left out, with many of them...
Ofili sets 200m PB as Erhire breaks School Record at Hilltopper...
Just as a lot of home-based athletes set a slew of Personal Bests (PB) this concluded week, Nigerian athletes in the diaspora also went...
Nathaniel takes 400m Silver at NCAA Indoor Championships
Ezekiel Nathaniel won his first individual NCAA indoor medal, claiming Silver in the men's 400m final with a time of 45.44s on...
