19-year-old Favour Ofili made her first historic 200 meters, on Friday night at the Tim Jones invitational in Gainsville, Florida.
She broke the record by posting a time of 21.96 seconds to become Africa’s second woman to go under 22 seconds after Blessing Okagbare who clocked 22.04 seconds in 2018.
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Her finishing time has been recorded as the fastest in the world this year and the fastest ever in NCAA.
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Her win has also cleared the old collegiate mark of 20.02 seconds set by Florida’s Kyra Jefferson at the 2017 NCAF championship.
Favour Ofili has been named a female athlete for the meet at the 2019 African U18 & U20 championship in athletes.
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