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NEW YORK: Kenyan Sharon Lokedi pulled away in the final kilometres to win the New York City Marathon on Sunday (Nov 6) in two hours 23 minutes and 23 seconds, producing a dazzling marathon debut despite hot and humid conditions.
Dates, fixtures, results and match reports from the opening weekend of November internationals.
NEW YORK: Defending champion Albert Korir and compatriot Evans Chebet are targeting an unprecedented Kenyan sweep as they prepare to duel at the New York Marathon on Sunday.
The United States get a final chance to qualify for the Rugby World Cup and keep up an impressive record of participation but must get past three other teams in a final qualification tournament over the next three weeks in Dubai.
NEW YORK : The New York City Marathon welcomes back a full capacity crowd for the first time since the start of the pandemic on Sunday, as Kenyan Albert Korir defends his title and world champion Gotytom Gebreslase fights for another podium finish in her stellar year.
Super Eagles’ 1-1 draw with Black Stars in Abuja gave the Qatar 2022 World Cup ticket to Ghana
Lady Captain, Mrs. Bose Onwuegbu with some of the participants at the just concluded Awa Ibraheem Junior Open Golf Tournament hosted by Ikeja Golf Club, Lagos.
Sports can be used to reshape the African brand by growing national economies, experts have said. At a monthly roundtable discussion by the Centre for Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (CEMRI), a non-governmental organisation (NGO), which focused on repositioning the African brand through sports, the experts called on governments, at all levels, to find ways to leverage different aspects of the sector to enhance national development. The roundtable discussion was hosted by a Senior Lecturer at the University of Greenwich, Dr. Emmanuel Mogaji, with panelists, including founder and CEO of Sports Connect Africa, Cynthia Mumbo; African Schools Programme Manager, Confederation Africaine de Football (CAF), Mukabana Yvonne Namai; the Chief Executive Officer at Alive and Kicking, a social enterprise in Kenya, Sheba Nyaronga; the founder of AthleticsAfrica Foundation, Yomi Omogbeja; a lecturer and programme leader, B.Sc. Sport Management, Bournemouth University, UK, Dr. Manuela Picariello and founder and project leader, The Football Foundation for Africa, Brian Wesaala.