Ghana’s table tennis sensation, Juanita Borteye, has made history by achieving an impressive 11th position in the African Table Tennis ranking. The remarkable feat comes on the heels of her outstanding performances at the African Games, West African regional championship, ITTF Africa cup, and Olympic Games qualification tournaments.
Juanita’s incredible journey has seen her rise to the top, currently holding the number 1 spot in Ghana and a world ranking of 167. Her sights are now set on training abroad to further enhance her skills and climb the ranks.
The Ghana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) is beaming with pride, recognizing Juanita’s achievement as a testament to their commitment to nurturing young talent.
GTTA President, Mawuko Afadzinu, and his team are dedicated to supporting the development of table tennis at all levels, inspiring a new generation of players to follow in Juanita’s footsteps.
Juanita, who plays for Rising Star Foundation and is coached by Enoch Nii Otu, is eager to take her game to the next level. She is calling on the Ministry of Youth and Sports, philanthropists, and NGOs to support her dream of becoming a professional player, with the ultimate goal of winning a gold medal for Ghana.
The remarkable achievement not only boosts Juanita’s confidence but also serves as a powerful motivator for other young players, demonstrating that with hard work and determination, anything is possible.
The GTTA’s investment in youth development is paying off, and Juanita Borteye is leading the charge.