By Kwame Bediako
Ghanaian high jumper Rose Yeboah has made headlines once again by setting a new indoor national record of 1.92 meters at the prestigious 2025 New Mexico Collegiate Classic.
This impressive feat not only marks a significant achievement in her career but also highlights her relentless pursuit of excellence in athletics. Yeboah’s latest record surpasses her previous mark by 1 centimeter, illustrating her consistent improvement and determination in the sport.
The New Mexico Collegiate Classic brought together top talents from various nations, and Yeboah’s outstanding performance stood out among the best. She shared the spotlight with Nigeria’s Temitope Adeshina, as both athletes successfully cleared the impressive height of 1.92 meters.
This remarkable accomplishment underscores the high level of competition present at the event, showcasing the rising standards of track and field in West Africa.
Yeboah’s achievement not only boosts her profile but also reinforces her status as Ghana’s premier female high jumper. As she continues to break records and set new benchmarks, the potential for Yeboah to represent her country on the global athletics stage becomes increasingly promising. Her journey reflects the hard work and dedication required to excel in a sport that demands both physical and mental prowess.
With this latest triumph, Yeboah has proven that she is not just a rising star but a formidable contender in high jumping. Her record-breaking jump serves as a testament to her skill, resilience, and commitment to the sport.
