Nigerian sprinter Eseroghene Awusa made an explosive start to her outdoor season, clocking a personal best of 23.70 seconds in the women’s 200m heats at the Black & Gold Invitational.
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Awusa delivered a composed and powerful performance on the track, edging out her teammate Aaliyah Gipson, who finished close behind in 23.78 seconds, as both athletes showcased impressive early-season form.
Despite skipping the indoor campaign, Awusa showed no signs of rust, instead demonstrating sharp speed and race execution that underline her readiness for the outdoor season.
Her performance sends a strong message as she looks to build momentum in the months ahead.
The personal best marks a significant milestone for the Nigerian athlete, highlighting her steady progression and potential to compete at a higher level as the season unfolds.
Attention now shifts to her next event, where Awusa is scheduled to compete in the women’s 100m hurdles. With confidence high following her 200m performance, she will be aiming to carry that form into another strong showing.
A promising start, and a clear statement—Awusa is ready for the outdoor season.
