In the 100m final, Etame powered to victory with a time of 10.95 seconds (+2.3 wind), finishing comfortably ahead of Senegal’s Ndeye-Arame Toure, who clocked 11.13s for second place. Though marginally wind-assisted, the run highlighted the African champion’s explosive speed and current strong form.
Etame wasn’t done yet. She returned to the track for the 200m and produced a Personal Best of 22.77 seconds (0.5 wind) to secure another gold medal. The new PB underlines her growing prowess over the longer sprint distance and adds to her impressive 2026 season.
A Star on the Rise
As the reigning African champion, Herverge Kole Etame continues to assert herself among the continent’s top sprinters. Her double victory in France demonstrates not only raw talent but also the ability to perform at a high level across multiple events in a single competition — a hallmark of elite athletes.
These results will boost her confidence heading into the remainder of the season and major international competitions. With times like these, Etame is positioning herself as a serious contender on the global stage.
Huge congratulations to Herverge Kole Etame on a memorable double!
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