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Published on 2024-03-18 09:50:11
Gina Bass is gearing up to defend her 200 meters title at the 13th African Games in Ghana. The Gambian athlete, along with a strong contingent of athletes based abroad, is ready to hit the tracks and represent The Gambia.
After recently competing in the European indoor championships, Bass arrived in Accra from France, where she is currently based. In addition to defending her 200 meters title, she is also expected to participate in the 100 meters and the women’s relay events. Bass is known as the track queen and is a force to be reckoned with on the track.
In addition to the women’s events, The Gambia also has strong medal potentials in the men’s sprint events. The team will be led by captain Adama Jammeh, with support from Ibrahima Camara and a group of locally based athletes who were scouted mainly from the recent schools championship.
Coach Mariama Sallah, a former top athlete herself, has high hopes for the team at the African Games. She sees this competition as a launching pad for a robust training program aimed at securing medals at the upcoming Paris Summer Olympic Games in July.
The athletes representing The Gambia are prepared to give it their all on the tracks in Ghana. With a mix of experienced athletes like Gina Bass and promising newcomers, the team is ready to showcase their talent and bring home medals for their country.
As the track and field events kick off at the African Games, all eyes will be on Gina Bass as she looks to defend her title and make her mark on the competition. The Gambian team is united in their goal to perform well and make their country proud. With determination, skill, and teamwork, they are set to leave a lasting impression at the 13th African Games.
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