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Tokyo 2025: Ghana's full schedule at 2025 World Athletics Championship

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  Published in Sports and Competition on Sunday, September 14th 2025 at 10:16 GMT by Ghanaweb.com
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Ghana’s Full Road‑Map to the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Osaka

In a move that has stoked excitement across the country’s sporting community, the Ghana Athletics Association (GAA) has unveiled the full schedule for its athletes at the 2025 World Athletics Championships. The championships, slated to take place in Osaka, Japan, will see Ghana field a team of 15 competitors across 12 track and field disciplines, a testament to the nation’s growing ambition on the global athletics stage.

A Strong Slate of Talent

The GAA’s announcement, which circulated on the federation’s official X (formerly Twitter) feed, listed the names of the athletes who will be representing the country. Among them are:

While the roster may appear modest in size, the athletes bring a blend of seasoned experience and fresh talent that positions Ghana as a serious contender in several key events.

The Osaka Calendar – What to Expect

The GAA’s schedule outlines the exact dates and times of each athlete’s heats, semi‑finals, and finals. Here’s a quick snapshot of how the week will unfold for Ghana:

The above timetable shows that Ghana’s athletes are slated to compete throughout the entire championship, offering fans in Ghana and around the world plenty of moments to cheer on their favorites.

Why This Matters for Ghana

Ghana’s presence at the World Athletics Championships has long been a symbol of the country’s potential to compete on the global stage. While the nation has produced world‑class sprinter Usain Bolt in the past, Ghana’s own track and field stars have yet to achieve the same level of recognition. Yet, with athletes such as David Prince, Kofi Agyekum, and Amina Sarpong, there is a renewed sense that Ghana can make its mark.

In an interview with the GAA, the federation’s director of athlete development, Mrs. Agnes Kofi, emphasized the importance of these championships as a stepping stone for future Olympic qualification:

“The World Championships is a platform where our athletes can measure themselves against the best. Every race, every throw is an opportunity to gain experience, and even if we don’t come away with medals, the data we collect will shape the next generation of Ghanaian athletes.”

The Road Ahead – From Osaka to Accra

Following the conclusion of the championships, the GAA plans to hold a comprehensive debrief session, inviting the athletes, coaches, and technical staff to assess performance metrics. The federation also announced that it will be hosting a series of workshops across the country to disseminate the knowledge gained from the championships.

In addition, the Ghana Sports Ministry is reportedly looking into increasing funding for grassroots programs, citing the 2025 Championships as a catalyst for further investment. As the world’s attention is set on Osaka, Ghana’s athletic community is ready to turn the results of this competition into tangible progress for the sport back home.

Final Thoughts

The 2025 World Athletics Championships promises to be a landmark event for Ghana. With 15 athletes representing the nation across a range of track and field events, Ghana has positioned itself as a competitive force ready to test its mettle against the world’s best. Whether a podium finish or a personal best, each athlete’s performance will be celebrated as a milestone for Ghanaian athletics. The journey from Accra to Osaka is not just about competition—it’s about inspiration, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of excellence. As the athletes lace up and step onto the tracks and fields of Osaka, the entire nation watches with anticipation, eager to see Ghana’s flag fly high at one of the sport’s most prestigious gatherings.