Barnabas Aggerh Runs World Lead Time and Sets New NAIA 60m Record
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Ghanaian athlete Barnabas Aggerh has made headlines with a sensational performance in his debut indoor race in 2025. Competing in the prestigious Commodore Challenge in the United States, the William Carey University sophomore stunned the field with a blistering time of 6.52 seconds in the men’s 60m dash. This outstanding achievement marks several milestones in his career and cements his place in Ghanaian sprinting history.
Aggerh’s performance is the world lead for the 60m dash this season, placing him at the forefront of global athletics in 2025. Additionally, his time of 6.52 seconds secures him the position of the third-fastest Ghanaian of all time in this event, trailing only legendary sprinters in the country’s history. This record-breaking run also shattered the NAIA record, further solidifying his dominance at the collegiate level.
Entering the race as an underdog, Aggerh exceeded all expectations with his remarkable display of speed and determination. The Ghanaian teenager’s performance not only earned him a massive personal best but also captured the attention of athletics enthusiasts worldwide. His feat underscores the wealth of talent emerging from Ghana and highlights the potential for further achievements in the upcoming season.
Barnabas Aggerh’s coach praised his work ethic and focus, crediting his disciplined approach to training for this historic performance. As he continues to build momentum, Aggerh is undoubtedly a name to watch in the global athletics arena, with promising prospects for both collegiate and professional success in the future.
Men’s 60m Final Results
- Barnabas Aggerh – 6.52 seconds
- Jaylyn Session – 6.61 seconds
- Mustapha Bokpin – 6.68 seconds
- John Sherman – 6.69 seconds
- Brandon Harris – 6.71 second
- Trelee Banks – 6.75 seconds
- Cambell Rawlings – 6.76 seconds
- Damian Spencer – 6.85 seconds
