Day 3 Results: 68th All Nigerian Athletics Championships Calabar 2014

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June 21, 2014: Day 3 Results – 68th All Nigerian Athletics Championships in Calabar, Cross-Rivers State.
High Jump Men Final
1. Obiora Arinze 2.10m
2. Theddus Okpara 2.05pm
3. Akinbasote Simioluwa 2.00m
4. Omodunmiju Tunde 1.95m
5. Walter Emudaloa 1.90m
6. Tayo Bolaji 1.80m
Long Jump Women Final
1. Ese Brume 6.68m
2. Chinazom Amadi 6.46m
3. Comfort Onyali 6.14m
4. Mercy Abire 6.13m
5. Precious Okoronkwo 5.86m
6. Otonye Iworima 5.69m
7. Ruth Usoro 5.65m
8. Hope Jacob 5.61m
9. Kasie Ugeh 5.55m
10. Peace Nwengelina  5.15m
200m Women Final
1. Blessing Okagbare 22.62
2. Gloria Asunmu 23.54
3. Dominique Duncan 23.91
4. Christy Udoh 24.25
5. Marvelous Iheukwumere 24.34
6. Eddiong Offonime 24.41
7. Ighinosun Isoken 24.45
8. Goodness Thomas 24.45
200m Men Final
1. Oduduru Divine 20.87
2. Odele Tega 21.33
3. Mozavous Arkezes Edwards 21.38
4. Ukale Elvis 21.42
5. Uyi Amengailue 21.49
6. Ogunmakinju Tosin 21.70
400m Hurdles Women Final
1. Amaka Ogoegbunam 56.77
2. Francis Oluwakemi 58.54
3. Aminat Odeyemi 58.65
4. Ugonna Ndu 58.90
5. Nwaogu Ann 59.36
6. Onome Nathiel 62.11
7. Balogun Folake 63.50
400m Hurdles Men Final
1. Amaechi Cristian Morton 49.90
2. Rilwan Alowonle 50.73
3. Henry Okorie 51.42
4. Fika Manson 52.98
5. Gbenga Bakare 53.51
6. Emeoghene Timothy 53.72
7. Okoro Chukwuegozie 54.55
8. Airen Eseosa 55.48
High Jump Women Final
1. Chinyere Anslem 1.65m
2. Hope Aruya 1.65m
3. Patience Okoro 1.65m
400m Women Final
1. Folasade Abugan 51.39
2. Omolara Omotosho 51.56
3. Patience Okon George 51.62
4. Regina George 51.67
5. Ada Benjamin 52.17
6. Funke Oladoye 52.76
7. Chizoba Okodogbe 52.82
8. Bukola Abogunloko 53.03
400m Men Final
1. Isah Salihu 46.15
2. Noah Akwu 46.34
3. Akerele Omeza 46.56
4. Orukpe Orayokan 46.58
5. Fassasi Adekunle 47.18
6. Abiola Onakoya 47.28
7. Godday James 47.77
8. Edu Nkami Ifeanyi 47.98

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