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Paris 2024: Harry Stacey leads Team Ghana’s schedule on July 30

Gabby Ofei by Gabby Ofei
July 28, 2024
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Harry Stacey

Harry Stacey

The 2024 Paris Olympic Games began officially on Friday, July 26 with Team Ghana preparing for an exciting array of events.

The Ghanaian delegation consists of 21 members, including eight athletes competing in various sports and 12 officials.

Notable officials include Ben Nunoo Mensah, President of the Ghana Olympic Committee, and Chef de Mission Isaac Kwasi Aboagye.

From July 26 to August 11, Ghana’s athletes will participate in swimming, track and field, and the high jump event.

Here’s a detailed schedule of Team Ghana’s events:

Tuesday, July 30, 2024

– Men’s 100m Freestyle – Heat 4
– Athlete: Harry Stacey
– Time: 9:23 GMT

Friday, August 2, 2024

Women’s High Jump
– Athlete: Rose Yeboah
– Time: 8:15 GMT

Saturday, August 3, 2024

Women’s 50m Freestyle – Heat 6
– Athlete: Joselle Alice Mensah
– Time: 9:11 GMT

Saturday, August 3, 2024

Men’s 100m

  – Athletes: Benjamin Azamati and Abdul Rasheed Saminu
– Time: 9:45 GMT

Thursday, August 8, 2024
– 4x100m Relay – Round 1
– Team Ghana
– Time: 9:35 GMT

Harry Stacey

Full list of Ghana’s contingent at the Paris Olympics;

– Duah Isaac Kwasi Aboagye – Chef de Mission
– Armah Naomi Naa Amorkor – Nurse
– Anim-OPARE Ernest – Doctor
– Sackey Ishmael – Physiotherapist
– Graham Benjamin Willie – Media Attache
– Kpetonku Daniel – Swimming Coach
– Yeboah Rose Amoanimaa – High Jumper
– Musa Salamatu – Athletics Coach
– Stacey Harry – Swimmer
– Mensah Joselle Alice – Swimmer
– Saminu Abdul Rasheed – Sprinter
– Amoah Joseph Paul – Sprinter
– Fuseini Ibrahim – Sprinter
– Botsio Isaac – Sprinter
– Owusu Andrew – Athletics Coach
– Azamati Benjamin – Sprinter
– Frimpong Philippina – Athletics Leader
– Quaye Delphina – Swimming Leader
– Avafianyo Edem – ALO
– Nunoo Mensah Ben – GOC President
– Sahnoon Mohammed – GOC Secretary General

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