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Liberian Ambassador to Tokyo Shares Message with 2020 Team
2020 Olympic Team visited Liberian embassy in Tokyo.
October 5, 2021
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Go Team Liberia interviews LNOC members during Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
The country’s leading sports organizers share their thoughts and Tokyo 2020 experience.
October 5, 2021
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2020 ‘Fotbalnet Tournament’ Takes Place in Monrovia
Monrovia—The Liberia National Olympic Committee has held a special edition of the Spanish fashioned “2020 FUTBOLNET” tournament outside Paynesville City. The one-day tournament sponsored
March 25, 2020
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Samuel Tukpah
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Tokyo 2020 Liberia olympic team
Sayon Cooper
Head Track & Field Coach
Coach Cooper
As a two-time Olympian, Coach Cooper
is a former 100 & 200m sprinter who represented Liberia in the '96 and '00 Olympic Games.
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Emmanuel Matadi
Track & Field Sprinter
Matadi
Tokyo 2020 is Matadi's second Olympic appearance. He currently holds Liberia's record in the 60, 100, and 200m races. He was the bronze medalist at the 2016 All Africa Games.
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Ebony Morrison
Track & Field Hurdles
Morrison
Morrison set an American 200m hurdles record long before transferring allegiance to represent her father's native country, Liberia. Morrison runs professionally for Trufit Athletics and Liberia.
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Joeseph Fahnbulleh
Track & Field Sprinter
Fahnbulleh
Fahnbulleh, the youngest member of the 2020 Team, currently holds the Minnesota state record in the 200m and attends the University of Florida. He recently became the 2021 SEC All-SEC Indoor 200m silver medalist.
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