Team Ondo’s rising sprint sensation, Omobobola Ojuotimi, blazed her way to a remarkable victory in the girls’ 200m final at the BESS South West Primary School Games, clinching the gold medal in 27.8 seconds.
Ojuotimi’s impressive performance not only earned her the top spot on the podium but also reinforced Ondo State’s growing dominance in athletics at the regional level.
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She showcased excellent form and composure under pressure, holding off a fierce late surge from Lagos’ Idowu Balikisu, who claimed silver in 28.1s.
Osun’s Waidi Fatia completed the podium with a strong finish to secure the bronze medal in 28.4s.
The victory marks a major highlight for Team Ondo at the ongoing multi-sport event, further validating the state’s grassroots sports development efforts.
Ojuotimi’s gold adds to the momentum being built by Ondo athletes, who have been urged by state officials to believe in their capabilities regardless of the host location.
With this win, Omobobola Ojuotimi cements her status as one of the standout young talents to watch in Nigerian sprinting.
