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She withdrew from a Diamond League event in Monaco earlier this month. Unfortunately, I won’t be competing at the National championships this weekend. I’ve attended nationals every year since 2021 & there’s nothing like competing in-front of a home crowd. (1/2)— Rhasidat Adeleke (@rhasidatadeleke) July 31, 2025 Advertisement “Unfortunately, I won’t be competing at the National championships this weekend,” Adeleke posted on social media. “I’ve attended nationals every year since 2021 & there’s nothing like competing in front of a home crowd. “An injury I had earlier this season has transcended into additional lingering setbacks so I’ll be supporting from afar. “I’ll hopefully be back to get some Morton magic next year. I’m forever grateful for all the support. 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