The 2015 Track season is heating up fast and the big name athletes are complimenting the growing season with spectacular performances and that is what Cote D’Ivoire’s Muriel Ahoure did on Saturday in Eugene, Oregon at the Nike Prefontaine Classic with one of her best ever performance in the 100 meters as she tied for first place with Jamaica’s Shelly Ann Fraser-Pryce with a world leading time of 10.81 seconds, beating a loaded field of top level global women sprinters that included her compatriot African, Blessing Okagbare-Ighoteguonor of Nigeria who a week earlier dominated a similar field herself in Shanghai China to win her seasons first major race.
Ahoure who has been sporting a new hairstyle is one of Africa’s top two women sprinters who on Saturday set a new personal best and a new Cote D’Ivoire Record in the 100 meters of 10. 81 seconds. She has been very consistent and is a major contender for medals and top finishes at major races around the world amongst her peers of top level women sprinters in the world whenever she competes.
Ahoure who has been sporting a new hairstyle is one of Africa’s top two women sprinters who on Saturday set a new personal best and a new Cote D’Ivoire Record in the 100 meters of 10. 81 seconds. She has been very consistent and is a major contender for medals and top finishes at major races around the world amongst her peers of top level women sprinters in the world whenever she competes.
By: Leslie Koroma
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