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Ghanaian athlete Hor Halutie reaches women’s 100m final
The teenage sprinter qualified as one of two fastest losers in the semi-final 2 after making a time of 11 minutes, 46 seconds (11:46s).
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Ghana is yet to win a single, medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games which are being held in Gold Coast, Australia.
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However, that could soon change after Halutie’s incredible journey to the final of the women’s 100m race.
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Before then, she had impressively outrun her opponents with a time of 11 minutes, 45 seconds (11:45s) to make it to the semi-final stage proper.
The 19-year-old’s qualification to the women’s 100m final comes as welcoming news following a poor string of performance from Ghana’s contingent at the games.
Sprinters Gemma Acheampong and Flings Owusu Agyapong, both failed to make the finals after they both finished 6th in semi-final 1 and 2 respectively.
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Ghana’s Hockey team has also not been good enough, and recently lost 12-0 to New Zealand.
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Meanwhile, it has been a good games for Ghanaian boxers, with Yaw Addo and Jessie Lartey both claiming wins in their respective bouts.
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