Ethiopia's Wachiso wins men's 400m at MTN Champs Day 2

Ethiopia's athlete Wachiso claimed victory in the men's 400m event on the second day of the MTN CHAMPS Season 4 in Calabar. The Cross River State government launched the athletics competition, marking the start of the season.

The MTN CHAMPS Season 4 athletics meet began in Calabar, Cross River State, with the local government initiating the event. On Day 2, several champions were crowned, including Ethiopia's Wachiso in the men's 400m race.

The competition highlights emerging talents in track and field across Africa. Sources indicate that the event draws participants from various countries, fostering regional sports development. No further details on other winners or specific timings were provided in the reports.

This season's kickoff underscores Nigeria's role in hosting international athletics gatherings, building on previous editions.

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Agnes Ngetich and Daniel Ebenyo leading the pack at the Sirikwa Classic cross-country race in Eldoret, Kenya.
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Defending champions Ngetich and Ebenyo lead Sirikwa Classic fields

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World cross-country champion Agnes Ngetich and bronze medallist Daniel Ebenyo will defend their titles at the Sirikwa Classic in Eldoret on February 14, 2026. The event serves as the final Gold meeting of the World Athletics Cross Country Tour season. It features elite senior races and under-20 competitions at Lobo Village.

Ethiopia's Mechal Sport Club athletics team has won a gold medal at the 60th World Military Nations Athletics Championship held in Trikala, Greece. The team secured first place in the team relay event among 38 participating countries. This marks the first such achievement for the Ethiopian Defense Force's sports club.

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Ethiopian runners dominated the half marathon in Guadalajara, Mexico, securing victories in both the men's and women's races. Gemechu Dida crossed the finish line first in the men's category with a time of 1 hour, 3 minutes, and 38 seconds. Kolole Mekashu claimed the women's title in 1 hour, 12 minutes, and 49 seconds.

Ugandan runner Stella Chesang secured a commanding win at the Osaka Women’s Marathon on January 25, 2026, finishing in 2:19:31 and becoming the first Ugandan woman to triumph in a World Athletics Platinum Label marathon. She broke away in the final stages, leading three others under 2:20 hours. The race featured a competitive lead pack that thinned out over the distance.

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Augusta University's indoor track and field teams delivered impressive performances at the Camel City Sprints and Distance meets on February 6-7 at JDL Fast Track. The Jaguars secured a first-place finish in the men's 4x400-meter relay and saw sophomore Josalyn Branch post the Peach Belt Conference's fastest 60-meter time this season. Multiple athletes achieved top placements across sprint, distance, and field events against Division I and II competition.

Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abiebie stated that efforts in sports diplomacy and grassroots development are bearing fruit. Ethiopia has for the first time secured the opportunity to host a world-class competition in Addis Ababa by entering the World Athletics Calendar. The event, the World Athletics Relays, is scheduled for May 18, 2026.

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The University of North Carolina track and field team wrapped up a busy three-meet weekend on February 7, 2026, with standout results across multiple events. Kalani Witherspoon highlighted the efforts by setting a personal record in the women's 60m hurdles at the Wisconsin Windy City Invitational in Chicago. Other athletes contributed solid finishes in hurdles, sprints, and field events at venues in Chicago, Blacksburg, and Winston-Salem.

 

 

 

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