Ghanaian athletes made a stunning impact at the USA National Junior College Championships in Kansas, with three national records falling on the first day of competition. The talented young athletes showcased their skills, determination, and hard work, bringing pride to their nation.

Rafiatu Nuhu Breaks Record in Women’s 400m

Rafiatu Nuhu shattered the Ghana National Record in the women’s 400m, crossing the finish line in an impressive 51.46 seconds. This remarkable achievement has set a new benchmark for Ghanaian athletes in this event.

Lovina Ewusi Sets New Record in Women’s 400mH

Lovina Ewusi followed suit, setting a new national record in the women’s 400m hurdles with a time of 57.79 seconds in the heats. Her outstanding performance demonstrates her dedication to her craft.

Juliana Larat Wins Gold in Women’s 10,000m

Juliana Larat claimed the gold medal in the women’s 10,000m, setting a new Ghana National Record with a time of 34:36.49. This achievement showcases her endurance and perseverance.

Rejoice Agbewodie Secures Silver in Women’s Hammer Throw

Rejoice Agbewodie added to Ghana’s medal tally, winning silver in the women’s hammer throw with a personal best of 53.64m. Her impressive performance highlights her potential for future competitions.

A Testament to Coaching and Hard Work

The outstanding performances of these young athletes are a testament to the hard work and dedication of their coaches, both in Ghana and the USA. The collaboration between the local coaches who groomed them and the USA coaches who polished their skills has clearly paid off.

Day 2 Promises More Excitement

As the championships continue into their second day, fans are eagerly anticipating more thrilling performances from Ghana’s talented athletes. With the prelims in other events, there’s no doubt that these young stars will continue to shine.

Stay tuned for more updates from the USA National Junior College Championships, and let’s keep cheering for our Ghanaian athletes!

Story By: Kwame Lawerh