Temitope Adeshina has become the first Nigerian athlete to win an NCAA title in the high jump event at the 2025 NCAA as she rose over a height of 1.94 meters.
The event was held on March 15th, at the Virginia Beach Sports Centre.
She tied with Elena Kulichenko (Georgia), who also jumped the same height and saw off NCAA Leader, Rachel Glenn, who was third with 1.91 meters.
Charles Godfred (Minnesota) made his outdoor season debut at the 2025 Arizona Spring Break Fiesta, leaping to 7.93 meters (+1.2) for the win.
At the same competition, Precious Opinion finished third in the long jump with 7.47 meters and second in the triple jump, landing a personal best (PB) of 15.26 meters (0.3).
Eniola Bolaji has won gold medal at the 2025 Spanish Para Badminton International II in Vitoria.
The multiple African champion convincingly beat Ukraine’s Oksana Kozyba 2-0 (21-15, 21-15) dominating the women’s singles SL3 final category.
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Joy Udo Gabriel has ran a Personal Best (PB) and Facility Record (FR) of 7.13 seconds to win the women’s 60 meters final at the 2025 MIAA Indoor Championships.
Diandrenique Gaines and Ta’Mihja Nichols, rounded the podium in 7.41 seconds and 7.47 seconds respectively.
Udo-Gabriel has tied Success Umukoro as the second-fastest Nigerian in the 60 meters this season.
Ezekiel Nathaniel has set a new African 400 meters indoor record with a historic 44.74 seconds run at the 2025 Big 12 Indoor Championships, claiming gold.
Wikki Spikers of Bauchi led by Precious Oham, have emerged champions of the 2025 President Beach Volleyball Championship.
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Joy Udo-Gabriel has clocked a personal best of 7.24 seconds to win the women’s 60 meters race event final at the 2025 Arkansas Qualifier.
She lowered her Missouri Southern school record twice in an hour — first with 7.25 seconds in the heats and then 7.24 seconds in the final, marking her fourth record-breaking run this year.
Leah Bertrand finished second in 7.25 seconds, with Sade McCreath-Tardiel third in 7.28 seconds.