Ghanaian athletes Stephen Oduro Jnr and Mary Coffie have qualified for the men’s and women’s 400m hurdles finals at the 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal.
Oduro Jnr, a student at Prempeh College, secured his place in the men’s final after finishing third in his semi-final in 53.03 seconds.
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Italy’s Davide Crisci won the race in 52.65 seconds, while Brazil’s Kevin Tobias took second in 52.94 seconds.
The Ghanaian’s time was enough to earn automatic qualification for Tuesday’s final, which is scheduled to begin at 14:12 GMT.
In the women’s event, St Louis Senior High School athlete Mary Coffie also advanced after placing third in her semi-final.
Coffie crossed the line in 1:01.59, finishing behind South Africa’s Megan Nieman and Slovenia’s Zarja Zizek.
Nieman won the race in 1:00.56, with Zizek recording 1:00.98 to take second place.
Coffie will now compete in Tuesday’s final with the opportunity to secure a medal and complete an impressive campaign with a podium finish.
