Céra Sport, Oran (2026)

08/03/2026

On this International Women’s Day, Céra Sport proudly celebrates the strength, determination, and achievements of women in sport around the world.
Today, we recognize the incredible female athletes who inspire us with their dedication, courage, and passion.
Their performances on tracks are not only victories in sport but also powerful messages of resilience and equality.
At Céra Sport, we are proud to support and promote talented women who continue to break barriers, set new records, and represent their countries with honor.
Their journey reminds us that sport is a powerful platform for empowerment, opportunity, and unity.
Let us continue to encourage young girls everywhere to dream big, believe in their abilities, and pursue excellence in sport and in life.
Happy International Women’s Day to all the amazing women making a difference in sport and beyond.

02/03/2026

Bahrain’s 🇧🇭 long-distance star Violah Jepchumba delivered a strong performance at the CISM Cross Country World Championships held in Pigi, Greece, securing the silver medal in the women’s 8 km race.
She crossed the finish line in an impressive time of 25:50.0, showing excellent early-season form and great racing strength on the challenging cross-country course.
This podium finish marks a very positive start to her 2026 campaign and confirms her consistent international level. With determination and experience, Violah is now building momentum as she prepares for her major objective of the season — the upcoming Asian Games in Japan.
A confident performance, a strong mindset, and more to come. 💪🔥

22/02/2026

Hadja Saran Kouyate of Guinea 🇬🇳 continues to build momentum as she lines up against strong international competition at the prestigious Clemson Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, USA.
Competing in Heat 2 of the first round of the 60m, Hadja secured 6th place with a solid time of 7.75 seconds.
Facing a highly competitive field, this race was another important step in her indoor campaign.
Each performance indoors plays a crucial role in sharpening her speed, reaction time, and acceleration phase — key elements that will be decisive as she transitions to her main target: the 100m during the upcoming outdoor season.
The 60m is all about explosive power and precision, and clocking 7.75 at this stage shows that Hadja is on the right path.
The work being done now indoors will serve as a strong foundation for her sprint performances outdoors, where she aims to reach peak form and deliver even faster times.
Step by step, race by race,Saran is building toward a strong 2026 outdoor season.
The focus remains clear, the preparation is steady, and the best is yet to come. 💪🔥

22/02/2026

At the Balkan Athletics Indoor Championships held at the iconic Banjica Athletics Hall in Belgrade, Elif Polat of Türkiye delivered a race to remember! Competing against some of the region’s strongest athletes, Elif powered her way to 3rd place in the 400m, clocking an impressive 54.60 — a brand new personal best!
Improving from her previous mark of 55.10, this 0.50-second drop is a clear sign of her hard work, discipline, and growing strength on the track. Indoor 400m demands speed, endurance, and tactical intelligence — and Elif showed all three with a composed and determined performance from start to finish.
Standing on the podium at a championship of this level is never easy, and achieving it with a personal best makes it even more special. This result confirms that she is moving in the right direction as the season progresses and sets a strong foundation for even bigger goals ahead.
Congratulations Elif! 🇹🇷
The journey continues, and this is only the beginning.

17/02/2026

Vitality Zems 🇰🇿 continue his good performance in this debut of season with a solid performance at the Olga Rypakova Prizes Indoor Meeting, finishing 4th in the 60m with a time of 6.83 seconds.
A strong season debut that shows he is building great speed and sharpness at the right moment.
Indoor races are all about acceleration and power, and this result confirms that Vitality is on the right track.
Now the focus shifts to his main target — the 100m — as he prepares for the upcoming Asian Games 2026.
The work continues, the goals are clear, and the season has just begun.
Stay tuned… the best is yet to come! 🔥🇰🇿

16/02/2026

A strong and confident performance from Kazakhstan’s 400m hurdles specialist Adelina Zems 🇰🇿 at the prestigious Olga Rypakova Prizes Meeting!
Competing in öskemen (Kazakhstan), Adelina stepped onto the indoor track for the flat 400m and delivered an impressive race, finishing 2nd place with a time of 54.49.
Although her main discipline remains the 400m hurdles, this indoor performance shows excellent speed, rhythm, and strength as she builds toward the outdoor season. Running a solid 54.49 indoors is a clear sign that her preparation is on the right track and that she is developing the flat speed that will be crucial once the hurdles are back in place.
Indoor competitions are always an important phase for 400m hurdlers — sharpening pace, improving stride pattern control, and reinforcing endurance under race conditions.
Adelina demonstrated great composure and competitive spirit, confirming that she is progressing well at this stage of the season.
This result is more than just a podium finish — it is a strong statement ahead of the hurdles campaign.
The foundations are being built, and the season is only just beginning.
Well done, Adelina! The hurdles season is loading… 🔥

15/02/2026

Outstanding versatility from Alexandra Zalyubovskaya 🇰🇿!
A true 400m specialist with an excellent personal best of 52.87, Alexandra once again proved her strength and endurance by stepping up to the 800m at the XI. International Indoor Meeting at öskemen for the Prizes of Olga Rypakova — and winning it in 2:14.24.
For an athlete whose main weapon is speed over one lap, moving up to the demanding 800m indoor requires courage, tactical intelligence, and strong aerobic preparation.
Sasha controlled the race with confidence, showing that her 400m power can translate beautifully into longer distances when needed.
This victory carries even more meaning after the knee injury she suffered last November during the Islamic Solidarity Games in Riyadh.
The journey back to competition is never easy, but champions respond with determination — and that’s exactly what she did.
With a 52.87 PB over 400m and now a strong 800m indoor performance, Alexandra is building a solid foundation for the season ahead.
Speed, strength, resilience — everything is coming together.
The comeback is real. The season is just getting started. 🇰🇿🔥

14/02/2026

🇹🇷🔥 Another outstanding performance from our talented Turkish athlete Elif Polat!
Elif continues to impress this indoor season with a powerful victory in the 300m, clocking an incredible 37.70 seconds — a performance that not only secured the win but also set a new national record.
Her race ex*****on showed maturity, strength, and speed endurance — clear signs that her preparation is on the right track.
The 300m is a demanding distance that perfectly bridges speed and endurance, and this result is a strong indicator of what’s coming next.
With this remarkable mark, Elif is confidently building momentum as she prepares to step into the 400m for the upcoming outdoor season.
The foundation is set, the rhythm is there, and the ambition is high.
Every race is a step forward, every record a statement. The journey continues — stronger, faster, and more determined than ever.
Congratulations, Elif! Congratulations to the Coach! The best is yet to come.

09/02/2026

During the second day of the TFCUSA Indoor National Championships, Hadja Saran Kouyate of Guinea delivered another outstanding performance by claiming her second national title, this time in the 200m, clocking an impressive 24.84 ⏱️.
After already making a strong statement earlier in the championships, Hadja showed once again her consistency, speed, and competitive mindset.
Winning two titles in the same championship is never easy, and this victory confirms her excellent form and growing confidence as the season progresses.
A powerful race, a well-executed strategy, and a champion’s mentality — this is what defines Hadja Saran Kouyate. Congratulations on an incredible double and a fantastic start to the indoor season 👏🏽🏆
More to come!

08/02/2026

Hadja Saran Kouyate of Guinea 🇬🇳 opens her indoor season in the best possible way!
Competing at the TFCUSA Indoor National Championships, Saran powered through the 60m final to claim the national title with an impressive time of 7.76.
This race marked her very first competition of the season, making the victory even more meaningful.
A strong start, sharp ex*****on, and great confidence on the track — all the signs of a promising indoor campaign ahead.
Congratulations to Hadja Saran on this excellent performance and well-deserved title.
The season has just begun, and the best is yet to come.
Bravo Saran! 🇬🇳✨

07/02/2026

Wisdom Great Musa of Nigeria, proud Céra Team member, kicked off his 2026 indoor season in style at the Russian Winter Championships in Moscow 🇷🇺.
Competing against a high-level international field, Wisdom delivered a solid and confident performance in the 60m hurdles, stopping the clock at 7.94 ⏱️ — a new personal best
This race marks an encouraging start to the season and shows clear progress in speed, rhythm, and hurdle efficiency.
Opening the year with a PB on such a competitive stage is always a strong sign of what’s to come.
The hard work in training is paying off, and the foundation is clearly set for bigger goals ahead.
Congratulations to Wisdom on this great performance and strong season opener. Keep pushing, keep believing, and keep flying over those hurdles.
Good job and onward to the next challenge!

07/02/2026

Known as a specialist in the hurdles, Adelina stepped out of her comfort zone to compete in the 400m flat and delivered an impressive performance, finishing 4th place with a solid time of 54.82 at the Asian Athletics Indoor Championships in Tianjin, China, on 6 February.
This race confirms her excellent physical condition and versatility early in the season.
Competing against top Asian athletes, Adelina showed speed, endurance, and strong race intelligence — especially remarkable considering that the 400m flat is not her main discipline.
A very encouraging result that sets positive momentum for what’s ahead. The season has just begun, and Adelina Zems is already sending a clear message: she’s ready for bigger challenges

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