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Team Delta leads in gold haul

As Athlete Beat Her Coach To Win Gold

Team Delta has won five gold medals in the cycling event out of the seven events contested for so far at ongoing National Sports Festival holding in Asaba, Delta State.

The Commissioner for Information, and Chairman Sub-committee, Mr. Charles Aniagwu, said the move shows that the state is not willing to relinquish its number one position in sports.

Aniagwu, who named the state as “Home of Sports,” said Team Delta is far away from other states even as the Game is still young, adding that as it’s now, the gold medals are coming in numbers.

And in the male and female one km time trails, team Delta won both gold medals. Bayelsa State picked the silver in the men’s event, while neighbouring, Edo State clinched the third with bronze in the female event as Oyo picked the silver and bronze in the female event.

In the 500m female Sprint, Delta’s leading cyclist, Ukpeseraya, won the gold; Deborah Alase of River picked the silver while Tawakalt Yekeen got the bronze.

Edo won her first cycling gold as Isah Momohy beat Quaswan Tijaniof of Lagos and Emanuel Gabriel Addo to Delta who picked silver and bronze respectively in the men’s 500m sprint.

Isa continued his winning streak which has put team Edo second behind team Delta in the cycling event when he beat team Delta’s Azeez Mutiu in the men’s 200m sprint.

Mutiu, who was leading in the final had a broken chain midway into the race to allow Momoh overtake him and clinched his second gold medal of the day.

Meanwhile, to young Victoria Enwemanya, making her debut in the National Sports Festival and winning gold for Delta is a dream come true. She said her feat would further boost her career in the sports.

Patricia John, Enwemanya’s coach, was excited even

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