The 2022 final edition of the GNPC Ghana Fastest Human competition came off at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium last Saturday where Janet Mensah from the Ashanti Region and Barnabas Aggreh of UDS in the Northern Region proved that they have what it takes to be winners and champions.
Barnabas who ran his personal best beat Solomon Hammond and Edwin Gadayi who were tipped before the race.
Janet Mensah also shocked Grace Obuor of the University of Ghana in the female 100 metres lineup to become the new sprint queen.
There were races for Under 18 and Under 15 Boys and Girls. The winners were awarded prizes; medals, certificates, trophies from the President Nana Akufo Addo and products of sponsors.
The event was sponsored by GNPC, Adidas, Goil, Wrenco, Moringa King, Pippas Gym, Kriate Lync, Indomie and Global Media Alliance. Ghana Fastest Human is also sanctioned by the Ghana Athletics Association (GAA) and supported by the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC).
Present were top officials of the sponsors and Athletics fans.
Great gratitude must be awarded to Reks Brobbey and Dr. Kwame Baah Nuako for their deep interest in athletics preparations towards the African Games 2023 in Ghana.
Here are the full results taken by the electronic timer:
U15 BOYS
1ST. WISDOM NYANDI MENSAH, KNUST BASIC SCH. (ASH) – 11.90s
2ND. FELIX ANORIGIYA, RIDGE EXPERIMENTAL SCH. (BONO) – 12.05s
3RD. ALBERT YEBOAH, METHODIST JHS. (BONO)- 12.06s
U15 GIRLS
1ST. MABEL AIDOO, NEW EBU. METHODIST SCH. (C/R) – 13.11s
2ND. SARAH NKANSAH, MADINA SDA JHS.(G/R) – 13.16s
3RD. AMANDA KUMANYA,UCC JHS.(C/R) – 13.22s
U18 BOYS
1ST. JOE ANDOH, DIABENE CATH. SHS. (W/R) – 10.64s
2ND. SHERIF ABDUL RASHID, ADISADEL COLLEGE. (C/R) – 10.69s
3RD. ABDUL RAUF ABUBAKARI, OKESS (ASH) – 11.04s
U18 GIRLS
1ST. NASEERA QUANSAH, MFANTIMAN GIRLS SHS.(C/R)- 11.99s
2ND. DIAMOND KUSIME, MFANTIMAN GIRLS SHS.(C/R) – 12.18
3RD. FLORENCE AGYEMANG, KASS (ASH) – 12.21s
SENIORS – MALES
1ST. BARNABAS AGGREH, UDS (N/R) – 10.23s
2ND. SOLOMON HAMMOND, UG (G/R) – 10.24s
3RD. EDWIN GADAYI, PABLO FOUNDATION CLUB. (ASH) – 10.25s
SENIORS – FEMALES
1ST. JANET MENSAH, SAGNATION CLUB.(ASH) – 11.62s
2ND. GRACE OBOUR, UG (G/R) – 11.94s
3RD. DEBORAH ACHEAMPONG, UPSA. (G/R) – 11.96s
By Sammy Heywood Okine
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