Ghana swimmer Joselle Mensah has described her Olympic experience as one that will be a big boost for her career.
She said this in an exclusive interview with Channel One Sports at Team Ghana’s arrival from the Paris Games that concluded on Sunday, August 11.
Mensah made her Olympic debut in the Women’s 50 Metre Freestyle but missed out on qualifying to the semifinals of the event. (Click highlighted text to read full story)
In the interview, Mensah pointed to the enormous boost her career will get following her run in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
“It was just amazing. It’s a unique experience and personally also it’s a big achievement as an athlete so no one can that away from me. So for me as an athlete, I mean motivation-wise, is a big booster to kind of achieve this milestone for myself and just going ahead in the future and just looking on the brighter side. There is always a learning process so I can just get better.”
Mensah was one of two swimmers (Harry Stacey being the other) to represent Ghana at the 2024 Olympics; both missed out on winning a medal. Scroll down to watch full interview.
