Tom Dradriga crossed the finish line in 1st place during the 800m semi final 2 at the University of Ghana stadium, securing his spot in the final. Dradriga’s impressive time of 1:48:89 edged out Ghana’s AMANKWAH Alex, showcasing his determination and skill on the track. Confident in his abilities, Dradriga views the upcoming final as an opportunity to make history and rise to the challenge ahead.“This is history,” Dradriga asserts, acknowledging the weight of the moment.
“We must give it our all, with expectations from around the world.” He sees himself among the best athletes, viewing the competition as an opportunity to gain valuable experience and face diverse challenges. Reflecting on his performance, Dradriga describes the race as relatively easy, a testament to his preparation and dedication.In the same race, Ghana’s AMANKWAH Alex claimed second place with a time of 1:48:93, while Ethiopia’s Tadesse Yohanes Tefera secured third place with a time of 1:48:99. With his focus now set on the final scheduled for March 20th at the University of Ghana stadium, Dradriga remains determined to seize the opportunity and leave his mark on the track.
