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Obiri says she can go the distance after making marathon switch
PARIS : Kenyan Hellen Obiri believes she has what it takes to go from silver to gold at the Paris Games, tackling the Olympic marathon after two second-place finishes in the 5,000 metres.
Buntut Chant Rasis Enzo, Lagu Kebangsaan Argentina Dicemooh
Chant rasis Enzo Fernandez berbuntut panjang. Timnas Argentina yang lagi main di Olimpiade 2024 jadi korbannya.
Paris 2024: Ireland find the right notes in the Stade de France din
If the opening salvo of the Rugby Sevens was anything to go by, Paris 2024 promises to be a brilliantly raucous affair.
Lyles on course for Olympic glory after personal best in London
LONDON : American Noah Lyles proved once again that he can back up his fighting talk with strong performances on the track when he ran a personal best to secure 100 metres victory in the final Diamond League race before the Olympics.
Former Dolphins, Cards RB Kenyan Drake announces retirement - ESPN
Running back Kenyan Drake announced his retirement from the NFL on social media Friday following eight seasons in the league.
Watch: Kenya's steeplechase star on the fast track to success
Pamela Kosgei, a determined 20-year-old Kenyan, is a rising star in the world of the 3,000-metre steeplechase race. Her journey began in high school, where she discovered her love for running and won her very first race, the Lobo cross-country. Since then, she has consistently pushed her limits, progressing from shorter races to the challenging 3,000-metre steeplechase. Her hard work and dedication have already led her to win a bronze medal in a competitive race in Australia at the age of 18.
Paris Diamond League: Avinash Sable Breaks His Own National Steeplechase Record
Avinash Sable showed that he's peaking at the right time before the Paris Olympics as he broke his own 3000m steeplechase national record while finishing sixth at the prestigious Diamond League meet, clocking 8 minute and 9.91 seconds in Paris on Sunday. The 29-year-old Sable bettered his earlier mark of 8:11.20, which he had clocked in 2022, by around one and a half seconds. Abrham Sime of Ethiopia finished first with a personal time of 8:02.36 after a photo finish with Amos Serem (8:02.36) of Kenya.