By: Kwame Bediako
Ghanaian sprinter Benjamin Azamati run a season best time of 9.98 seconds in California, securing his qualification for the upcoming World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. His impressive performance marks a major achievement for the Ghanaian sprinter and highlights his dedication and progress throughout the season.
Azamati’s journey to this qualification has been marked by consistent improvement across his meets. He began the season with a time of 10.12 seconds, followed by a 10.07 seconds run, then 10.02 seconds, and finally an outstanding 9.93 seconds at his fourth meet, with a wind speed of 2.9 meters per second. His ability to steadily improve and break the 10-second barrier demonstrates his determination and readiness for global competition.
This achievement makes Azamati the first Ghanaian athlete to qualify for the World Championships in Tokyo, breaking new ground for his country in sprinting. His success is expected to inspire aspiring athletes in Ghana and beyond, as he continues to elevate Ghana’s presence on the international athletics stage.
The qualification comes at a crucial time for Azamati, who has shown remarkable resilience and consistency this season. His performances not only reflect his personal growth but also signify Ghana’s potential to compete with the world’s best sprinters.
