Rose Yeboah Makes Ghana Proud: Reaches World Athletics High Jump Final!
Ghanaian high jumper Rose Amoanimaa Yeboah has made history! She has qualified for the high jump finals at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. Yeboah cleared an impressive 1.92 meters (6-3 1/2) on Thursday to secure her spot.
This is a huge achievement for Yeboah and for Ghana. She is the first Ghanaian high jumper ever to reach the World Finals. Her dedication and hard work have truly paid off.
Yeboah, who also competes for the University of Illinois, has already had a stellar career. In her two years at Illinois, she became a national champion in 2024 and a national runner-up in 2025. Now, she's aiming for a World Championship gold medal!
The high jump finals are scheduled for Sunday. Fans in Ghana can catch her performance on various international sports channels. Let's all rally behind Rose Yeboah and support her as she represents Ghana on the world stage!
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Key Highlights:
- Rose Yeboah is the first Ghanaian high jumper to reach the World Athletics Championships Final.
- She qualified with a jump of 1.92m.
- The finals are on Sunday.
We wish Rose Yeboah the best of luck in the finals. Ghana is behind you!