2025 Bulldog Alumni Relays: Fakorede Nicholas Wins Men’s 100 Meters Race Event

Fakorede Nicholas has powered to a new Personal Best (PB) of 10.11 seconds (+1.5) to win the men’s 100 meters at the 2025 Bulldog Alumni Relays.

He smashed his PB of 10.23 seconds, which he ran three times over the course of the past two years. Behind him was Jaci Summers in 10.22 seconds, followed by his Mississippi teammates Danarrion Ard (10.30 seconds) and Cyrus Jacobs (10.32 seconds).

Vincent Ugwoke Wins Men’s Discus Throw Event At 2025 USF Alumni Invitational

Vincent Ugwoke opened up his season with a win in the men’s discus throw event at the 2025 USF Alumni Invitational, landing a mark of 59.56 meters.

Aaron Aranda was second with 58.64 meters. At the same meet, Precious Opinion jumped 15.13 meters (0.9) to finish second in the men’s Triple Jump.

2025 USF Alumni Invitational: Esther Elo Joseph Wins Women’s 400 Meters Race Event

Esther Elo Joseph makes her outdoor NCAA debut with a new Personal Best (PB) of 51.58 seconds to win the women’s 400 meters race event at the 2025 USF Alumni Invitational.

She broke the previous PB (51.61 seconds) set en route winning African Games Silver last year. Cydney Wright, her Tennessee teammate, was second in 51.96 seconds.

2025 March ITTF Rankings: Quadri Aruna Becomes Africa’s Highest-Ranked Player In The World

2025 March ITTF Rankings: Quadri Aruna has overtaken Egypt’s Omar Assar to become Africa’s highest-ranked player in the world, now sitting at 18th in the Week 12 ranking released on March 18, 2025.

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2025 NCAA DII: Joy Udo-Gabriel Wins Women’s 60 Meters Race Event

Joy Udo-Gabriel has stormed to a new personal best (PB) of 7.11 seconds to win the women’s 60 meters race event in the 2025 NCAA DII.

She broke her own NCAA Record from two weeks ago. as well as the Missouri Southern School Record for the seventh time this year.

NCAA D2 100 meters Champion, Alexis Brown was a far second in 7.28 seconds.