Tamunonengiye-Ofori Ossai
Medal record
Men's athletics
Representing  Great Britain
World Masters Athletics Championships
Silver medal – second place2013 Porto Alegre 100 m M35
Gold medal – first place2015 Lyon 100 m M40
Gold medal – first place2015 Lyon 200 m M40
European Masters Indoor Athletics Championships
Gold medal – first place2015 Torun 200m M35
Silver medal – second place2015 Torun 60m M35
Gold medal – first place2016 Ancona 60m M40
Silver medal – second place2016 Ancona 200m M40

Tamunonengiye-Ofori (Nengi) Ossai (born 13 July 1975) is a track and field sprint athlete who competes as a Masters athlete for Great Britain. He was a double gold medallist at the 2015 World Masters Athletics Championships, winning both the 100 metres and 200 metres in the men's under-40 category.[1]

Statistics[2]

Personal bests

Event Mark Competition Venue Date
60m 6.97i European Masters Indoor Championships Torun, Poland March 5, 2015
100m 10.79 Jo Smith Cup Hendon, Great Britain August 8, 2009
200m 21.75 World Masters Athletics Championships Lyon, France August 10, 2015
400m 49.67 South of England Athletics Championships Crystal Palace, Great Britain June 16, 2007

100 meters progression

Year Performance Venue Date British ranking
2005 11.1 Woodford Green, Great Britain August 6, 2005 265
2006 10.82 Loughborough, Great Britain July 26, 2006 72
2007 10.99 Watford, Great Britain August 8, 2007 126
2008 11.10 Bedford, Great Britain September 6, 2008 266
2009 10.79 Hendon, Great Britain August 8, 2009 72
2010 10.89 Birmingham, Great Britain July 24, 2010 110
2011 11.00 Lee Valley, Great Britain August 3, 2011 213
2012 10.7 Carshalton, Great Britain June 30, 2012 162
2013 10.91 Porto Alegre, Brazil October 19, 2013 165
2014 10.98 Newham, Great Britain August 17, 2014 225
2015 10.98 Lyon, France August 7, 2015 212

200 meters progression

Year Performance Venue Date British ranking
2005 22.3 Woodford Green, Great Britain August 6, 2005 183
2006 22.04 Tooting Bec, Great Britain August 26, 2006 95
2007 22.30 Loughborough, Great Britain August 11, 2007 172
2008 21.93 Birmingham, Great Britain February 17, 2008 88
2009 22.05 Watford, Great Britain September 9, 2009 114
2010 22.05 Birmingham, Great Britain July 24, 2010 125
2011 22.1 Twickenham, Great Britain September 18, 2011 181
2012 21.9 Carshalton, Great Britain June 30, 2012 131
2013 22.02 Crawley, Great Britain August 26, 2013 161
2014 22.50 Mile End, Great Britain August 4, 2014 359
2015 21.75 Lyon, France August 10, 2015 102
2016 22.36 Ancona, Italy April 1, 2016 66

References

  1. ↑ World records fall on final day of World Masters Champs. Athletics Weekly (2015-08-16). Retrieved on 2016-05-02.
  2. ↑ "Athlete Profile". thepowerof10.info. Retrieved 7 April 2016.
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