Agnes Mansaray a standout student/athlete at Penn Wood High School in Philadelphia who specializes in the 800 and 400 meters was this past week honored by the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame as a scholar athlete.
The Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame awards comes along with the recognition that Agnes broke a 20-year-old record in the 800 meter’s Indoor race set by Eunice Barber back in 1996 at 2:17.60 to her new 2:15.47.
The Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame awards comes along with the recognition that Agnes broke a 20-year-old record in the 800 meter’s Indoor race set by Eunice Barber back in 1996 at 2:17.60 to her new 2:15.47.
Agnes has not only set a new 800 meter’s indoor mark for Sierra Leonean women but also did match the old 800 meter’s Outdoor mark of 2:09.70 set by Melrose Mansaray back in 1994.
Agnes also drastically improve her 400 meter’s indoor individual mark to 55.19 seconds which is four hundredths of a second slower than Maggie Barrie’s 55.15 this year in Ohio.
Agnes is still only a high school Junior and is setting the stage to become on of Sierra Leone’s greatest women athlete ever
Agnes also drastically improve her 400 meter’s indoor individual mark to 55.19 seconds which is four hundredths of a second slower than Maggie Barrie’s 55.15 this year in Ohio.
Agnes is still only a high school Junior and is setting the stage to become on of Sierra Leone’s greatest women athlete ever
By: Editor
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