Mohammed Amin (Northern) took the bronze with a time of 13.75 seconds. In the women’s category, Mary Mensah (Central) won the ultimate, when she run at a time of 15.63 seconds to snatch gold. Evelyn Serwaah (Brong-Ahafo) took the second position, clocking the time of 16.21 seconds, with Comfort Birago (Ashanti), collecting bronze, by finishing at a time of 19.28 seconds.

Reuben Addey and Derrick Sarkodie both from Eastern, together with Raymond French (Western), Edwin Gadayi (Volta), Bright Tsitey (Greater Accra), Sarfo Ansah and Emmanuel Mensah (representing Ashanti) would compete in the men’s 200 metres final event.

The women’s 200 metres event would be keenly contested by Charity Poku and Regina Yeboah, (Greater-Accra), Doris Afriyie and Monica Puma Dumfe, (Central), Alberta Kon-Yel (Upper-West), Kate Agyepong (Ashanti) and Umar Duran (Upper-East).

Ashanti, Greater Accra, Volta, Central, Eastern and Western had all made it to men’s 4x400 metres finals. Brong-Ahafo, Ashanti, Western, Central, Upper East and Greater Accra had qualified for the women’s event.

In the women’s 4x100 metres event, Northern, Greater-Accra, Upper-East, Ashanti, Western and Central, had secured their tickets to the final. The eight-day Festival, being held under the theme “Sports - a tool for national unity and job creation”, had brought together athletes from across the 10 regions to compete for honors in athletics, handball and volleyball, wheelchair basketball, soccer, table tennis and boxing.