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Uganda’s Nakaayi and Nanyondo qualify for 800m semifinals

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
July 30, 2021
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BY Ritah Kemigisa

Uganda’s Halima Nakaayi and Winnie Nanyondo have qualified for the women’s 800m semifinals at the Tokyo Olympics.

Nanyondo completed 2nd in heat one in 2:02.02, barely a second behind race winner Renelle Lamote of France.

Nakaayi finished fourth in fast-paced Heat 2 in 2:00.92.

The semi finals are scheduled for Saturday, July 31 starting at 2:50pm.

Meanwhile, Albert Chemutai fell short of progression to the final of the men’s 3000 steeplechase after finishing 9th posting 8:29.81 in heat one of the race.

Still looking at the Olympics, in Rowing Kathleen Noble came in second after posting 8:07.00 in Final E of the women’s single scull event.

She has finished 26th overall and the 2nd best African In Rowing in the Tokyo 2020 olympics.

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