By: Kwame Bediako
Ghanaian high jumper Rose Amoanimaa Yeboah has made history by qualifying for the final of the women’s high jump at the World Athletics Championships. She placed ninth in the qualification round after clearing a height of 1.92 meters, earning her a well-deserved spot in Sunday, September 21, 2025, highly anticipated final.
Yeboah’s clearance of 1.92 meters not only marked a personal achievement but also placed her among the top contenders on the global stage. This remarkable feat adds another proud chapter to Ghana’s sports legacy, highlighting her as one of the country’s standout athletes.
Following her successful qualification, Yeboah expressed immense joy and relief. “I needed this. After the Olympic Games, I went through a lot, but I’m happy I could make the final. I’m so happy,” she said, reflecting on the challenges she has faced and overcome on her journey.
The upcoming final is expected to be a fiercely competitive event, with Yeboah ready to represent Ghana among the world’s elite. Her qualification underscores her resilience and determination to excel despite the setbacks that followed the Olympics.
