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Tokyo 2020: Know the dates and times Ghanaian athletes will be competing

Ebo Osei by Ebo Osei
July 23, 2021
Reading Time: 1 min read

The schedule for Ghanaian athletes at the Tokyo Olympics  has been released.

Team Ghana, with 14 athletes will be hoping to win a first medal at the games since 1992 in Barcelona.

The various athletes will compete in five sporting disciplines, namely: athletics, swimming, judo, boxing and weightlifting.

Here is the line up for Team Ghana in Tokyo.

See the list here:

Kwadjo Anani – Judo (90KG) – Wednesday, July 28 (3 am)

Christian Amoah – Weightlifting (96 KG) – Saturday, July 31 (2:50 am)

Unilez Takyi – Swimming (50 m Freestyle) – Friday, July 30 (10: 17 am)

Abeiku Jackson – Swimming (100 m Butterfly) – Thursday, July 29 (10:45 am)

Nadia Eke – Women’s Triple Jump – Friday, July 30 (10:05 am)

Benjamin Azamati – Athletics (100 m) – Saturday, July 31 (10:45 am)

Joseph Paul Amoah – Athletics (200 m) – Tuesday, August 3 (2:05 am)

Suleman Tetteh – Boxing (Flyweight,48 -52Kg) – Monday, 26th July (3:18 am)

Samuel Takyi – Boxing (Featherweight,52-57Kg) – Wednesday, 28th July (4:06 am)

Shakul Samed – Boxing (Light Heavyweight,75-81Kg) – Wednesday, 28th July (11: 12 am)

Men’s 4×100 team – Thursday, August 5 (2:30 am)

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