Yase Eshun represents Ghana as sole international technical official in Algeria
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Yase Eshun represented Ghana as the country’s only international technical official at the Africa Aquatics Championships in Oran.

Yase played a key officiating role during the championships, serving in multiple technical capacities throughout the competition.

Among her responsibilities is the role of Inspector of Turns, where she checks whether swimmers properly touch the wall during turns and at the finish in accordance with stroke regulations.

She has also served as a Stroke Judge, walking alongside the pool during races to carefully observe whether swimmers are using the correct technique for each stroke.

Yase at Africa Aquatics event in Oran, Algeria

In addition, Yase has worked as a Starter, which is regarded as the second highest position on deck where she is responsible for ensuring fair and proper starts during races.

She has also taken up duties as a Control Room Supervisor, overseeing technical operations and coordination behind the scenes during competition sessions.

Her selection highlights Ghana’s growing presence not only in competitive swimming but also in technical officiating on the continental stage.

The Africa Aquatics Championships has brought together swimmers and officials from over 40 countries across Africa at the Hadefi Sports Complex.

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