Rose Amoanimaa Yeboah is set to make history as the first Ghanaian female high jumper to compete in the Olympics. As she gears up to face the world’s elite athletes in Paris, Yeboah is determined to make a significant impact on the competition.
In a recent interview with Super Sports, Yeboah shared her ambition to qualify for the finals, stating confidently, “Anything can happen.” Her optimism is well-founded, given her impressive track record in major competitions. Yeboah has clinched gold medals at both the 2019 Rabat and 2023 Accra editions of the All African Games, now known as the African Games. She also secured victories at the African Championships, winning gold in Saint Pierre in 2022 and Douala in 2024.
Yeboah’s talent shone brightly at the World University Games, where she earned a gold medal in Chengdu in 2021. Her stellar performance at the NCAA Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championship in 2024 further solidified her status as a top contender.
Yeboah’s participation in the Paris 2024 Olympics marks a significant milestone for Ghana, and she is resolute in her quest to overcome every bar and obstacle in her path. Her journey to the Olympics is not just a personal achievement but a proud moment for Ghana, inspiring future generations of athletes.
