Aliu out, but Emedolu, Zakari and Fasuba through to 100m Semi-Finals
Aliu out, but Emedolu, Zakari and Fasuba through to Semi-Finals tommorrow. Nigerian Uchenna Emedolu (10.16), Olusoji Fasuba(10.24) and Ghanaian Aziz Zakari (10.41) all qualified for tommorrow's Semi-Finals.
Reigning All- African games champion, Deji Aliu of Nigeria is out of the 100m contention here in Helsinki. He had looked very uncomfortable while qualifying for the quarter-finals of the men's 100m this morning.
Aliu was fifth with 10.39 seconds in the Quarter-finals Heat 3 won by former Nigerian sprinter Francis Obikwelu of Portugal in 10.19 seconds.
He had placed third in Heat 8 behind Briton Jason Gardener (10.19 secs) and fellow African Aziz Zakari of Ghana (10.30 secs) with 10.36 secs.
The 30-year-old, who had struggled with injuries this season, was tensed through all phases of the race and just managed to hold on to the third position.
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Reigning All- African games champion, Deji Aliu of Nigeria is out of the 100m contention here in Helsinki. He had looked very uncomfortable while qualifying for the quarter-finals of the men's 100m this morning.
Aliu was fifth with 10.39 seconds in the Quarter-finals Heat 3 won by former Nigerian sprinter Francis Obikwelu of Portugal in 10.19 seconds.
He had placed third in Heat 8 behind Briton Jason Gardener (10.19 secs) and fellow African Aziz Zakari of Ghana (10.30 secs) with 10.36 secs.
The 30-year-old, who had struggled with injuries this season, was tensed through all phases of the race and just managed to hold on to the third position.
Invite your friends and colleagues to join millions of other track and field enthusiast to discuss topical issues relating to the growth and development of Athletics in the continent, by joining the AthleticsAfrica discussion list on Yahoo at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/athleticsafrica/join
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