Breakdown of Ghana’s 67 medals at 13th African Games

The conclusion of the 13th African Games on Saturday, March 23, 2024, marked a historic moment for Ghana as the nation achieved its highest-ever medal tally in the competition, amassing an impressive total of 67 medals.

Prior to the 2023 edition, which Ghana hosted, the country’s most notable performance in the Games dated back to 1973, where it secured 27 medals. This year, however, saw a remarkable leap in Ghana’s athletic prowess.

In the 2023 edition, Ghana made a significant stride by clinching a total of 67 medals, comprising 19 gold, 29 silver, and 20 bronze. The breakdown of Ghana’s medal haul, as detailed by the Ghana Armwrestling Association, reveals a diverse range of sporting achievements.

Notably, armwrestling emerged as a standout discipline, contributing the highest number of medals to Ghana’s tally with an impressive 41 medals. Among these were eight gold medals, nineteen silver, and fourteen bronze, showcasing the depth of talent within the armwrestling contingent.

Boxing followed closely behind, securing seven medals, including four gold, one silver, and two bronze. The sport demonstrated Ghana’s prowess in the ring and added to the nation’s medal collection.

Athletics also made a significant contribution, earning six medals in total, with three gold, two silver, and one bronze. The achievements in athletics underscored Ghana’s strength and skill in track and field events.

Additionally, football played a notable role in Ghana’s success story, with the Black Satellites and Black Princesses clinching two gold medals each in their respective competitions, further bolstering Ghana’s medal count and showcasing the nation’s excellence on the football field.

Below is the full breakdown

–The Post Ghana