Sixteen-year-old Gilbert Ampiah of St. Augustine’s College has announced his arrival on the international stage, winning a bronze medal at the prestigious Marrakech Grand Prix in Morocco.
Competing in the high jump T44 category, Ampiah soared to an impressive height of 1.73 meters, securing his first-ever international medal and marking a proud moment for Ghana in para-sports.
The Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan International Para-Athletics Meet, where the event was held, also serves as a key qualifier for the upcoming Commonwealth and Paralympic Games. Gilbert’s standout performance now places him firmly on the radar as one of Ghana’s brightest medal prospects for future international competitions.
Ampiah’s remarkable achievement not only reflects his personal determination and grit but also signals the rising influence of Ghanaian athletes in the world of para-athletics.
His success has ignited hope and pride back home, inspiring many young athletes to pursue excellence against all odds.
