Nigerian sprint hurdler Adaobi Tabugbo delivered yet another standout performance at the Ed Murphey Classic in Memphis, clocking a season’s best of 12.93s in the women’s 100m hurdles to extend her remarkable run of sub-13 second races this season.
Tabugbo, who has been one of Nigeria’s most consistent performers in the sprint hurdles in 2025, continues to build impressive momentum ahead of the major international championships.
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Her latest time not only underlines her growing sharpness but also reflects a steady improvement in her execution and race rhythm.
This marks her fifth consecutive sub-13 performance this year—an indication that the 23-year-old is peaking at the right moment as the outdoor season enters a crucial stretch.
“Every race is a step forward. I’m focused, healthy, and trusting the process,” Tabugbo said after the race, radiating quiet confidence as she eyes a breakthrough on the global stage.
The Ed Murphey Classic, known for attracting elite-level competition, provided another solid test for Tabugbo. Her performance places her firmly among the African elite this season and keeps her in strong contention for a spot on Nigeria’s World Championships squad.
