University of Ghana sprinter Benjamin Azamati has won gold in the men's 100m at the ongoing Ghana Universities Sports Association (GUSA) Games on Wednesday. 

Azamati won with a time of 10.60 seconds, equaling the time set in the last edition which also won him gold medal. 

Ahead of the games, Azamati was confident of setting a new record this year following a successful 2019. 

He was part of Ghana's 4X100m men's team that won gold at the African Games in Morocco and participated at the World Athletics Championships in Doha, Qatar. 

Edwin Gadayi of University of Cape Coast (10.64 seconds) and University of Education, Winneba's Fuseini Ibrahim (10.67 seconds) won silver and bronze respectively. 

In the women's 100m race, Kate Agyemang of University of Development Studies run a time of 11.86 seconds to take gold. 

Kate Agyemang's reaction upon hearing She won the women 100m Gold in a time of 11.86secs⏱was Golden...

Will keep you watching for long .🙌💃..(Student of University for Development Studies ,Tamale)More on #Legon2020TV.....#GUSAGAMES #GUSA2020 @Legon_2020 @sports_ug pic.twitter.com/4diHFEmQXi— george addo jnr (@addojunr) January 8, 2020

University of Cape Coast duo Latifah Ibrahim and Janet Mensah finished second and third respectively. 

William Amponsah of the University of Cape Coast won gold in the men’s 5000m after setting a new GUSA record.

William Amponsah!!

University of Education of Winneba 🙌🙌#GUSA 5000m Champion ..and he did it setting a new record of 14.16mins ..The previous record was 14.56mins..Guess what keeps him going?👇👇More on #Legon2020TV #GUSAGAMES #GUSA2020 @Joy997FM @JOYNEWSONTV pic.twitter.com/hEt25ECjKn— george addo jnr (@addojunr) January 8, 2020

He won with a time of 14.16mins, breaking the previous record which stood at 14.56mins. 

There was also high jump as Rose Yeboah of the University of Cape Coast won gold in the women's division after a setting a new GUSA record with a clearance of 1.85m. 

1.85m is an improvement to 1.84m clearance which won her bronze at last year's African Games in Morocco. 

You cant help but admire Rose Yeboah!

*Cleared a height of 1.84m at All Africa games.*Recorded a personal best of 1.85m and set a new GUSA record.*But very worried about missing out on clearing a height of 1.90m.This UCC Girl is going places.#LegonTV #GUSAGAMES pic.twitter.com/JiN1gfy2TR— george addo jnr (@addojunr) January 8, 2020

The athletics will continue on Thursday, January 9, 2020.

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