Ghana’s Hor Halutie placed eighth in the finals of the Women’s 100metres finals at the Commonwealth Games.
Placed in lane three in the finals of the Women’s 100metres, the young Athlete looked confident with so much zeal to make an impression. At age 19, she writes her name in the history books as one of the
Ghanaian sprinter Hor Halutie made it to the finals of the women's 100metres after clocking a time of 11.46sec to finish third in the semi-finals. WATCH VIDEO BELOW
Pitted in lane three, competing with the likes of Jamaica’s Christania Williams, Joy Udo-Gabriel from Nigeria, Reyare Thomas from Trinidad and Tobago, English Corinne Humphrey, Scovia Ayikoru of Uganda, Cypriot sprint queen Ramona Papaioannou and Zaidatul Husniah Zulkifli
Ghanaian sprinter Gemma Acheampong is elated to be making her second appearance in the Commonwealth Games. The 25-year-old has been selected as part of Ghana’s relay team to compete in the global event in Australia (Gold Coast) next Month. Acheampong
Greater Accra were crowned the overall Champions of this year’s National Sports Festival held at the Babayara Sports Stadium in Kumasi. The contingent from the Nation's capital dominated the competition by winning five events in the competition. Accra emerged victors
Ghana’s 4X100 women's relay team recorded their seasonal best at the just ended World Athletic Championship (IAAF) in London. The team previously second in Africa behind Nigeria are now the top ranked on the continent after clocking a time
