Ashanti Zone 1 Athletics: Fulera, Hajia Baby Face And Three Rising Stars Shine Bright

The Ashanti Region Zone 1 Schools Athletics Competition saw a thrilling display of talent from young athletes, with standout performances that captured attention and spotlighted rising stars from across the district. Athletes such as Fulera and “Hajia Baby Face” were among those who impressed spectators with their speed, strength and competitive spirit, helping make the event one of the most exciting school sports gatherings of the year.

Among the highlights were several emerging performers who showed remarkable promise in their respective events. Athletes competed across sprint distances like 60 m, 100 m and 200 m, as well as in field events like the high jump. Their displays drew cheers from parents, teachers and athletics fans, reflecting the strong youth interest in track and field in the Ashanti Zone.

One of the day’s standout moments came from Hajia Baby Face, a nickname given to a female competitor who delivered an eye-catching performance in her race, prompting praise for her speed and composure. Similarly, Fulera was celebrated for athletic excellence, demonstrating the fitness and training dedication that set top competitors apart in these school championships.

Other rising stars also stole the show. In girls’ qualifiers, athletes such as Ciara Awuah Abrafi excelled in the high jump, while sprinters like those placing top in 200 m and 100 m heats stood out among their peers for consistency and strong finishes. These performances suggested not just talent but also potential for future regional, and even national, athletics success.

The competition, part of the 2025/26 Ashanti Region Schools Athletics Zone 1 qualifiers, offered a valuable platform for young athletes to gain experience, represent their schools and measure their progress against rivals. It also highlighted the depth of athletic ability in the region and the ongoing support for school sports programmes that nurture the next generation of Ghanaian track and field stars.

Many of the standout performers now look ahead to upcoming regional and national competitions, where their recent achievements will serve as motivation and a foundation for further improvement. Coaches and teachers have praised the commitment shown by all participants, noting that events like these build confidence, teamwork and physical fitness among students.