Swimmers' Parents Association of Ghana

Race day. All four, together.

Abeiku. Unilez. Nubia. Ivan. Team Ghana lines up for the Mixed Medley Relay, 28th July, Commonwealth Games 2026.

Four strokes, four athletes, one race. We believe in you go all in.
One Nation. One Dream. One Purpose.

Abeiku Jackson is back on the blocks.
50m Fly, 28th July, 10:30 AM

The trailblazer who opened the lane for Ghanaian swimming takes on another race at Glasgow 2026.
Cheer him on with us.

One Nation. One Dream. One Purpose.

Unilez Takyi, back on the blocks.
50m Freestyle, 28th July, 10:30 AM.

Another race at Glasgow 2026, same smile, same fight.
Cheer her on with us.
One Nation. One Dream. One Purpose.

Nubia Adjei is up again.
50m Backstroke, 27th July, 10:30 AM.

Another race, another chance to represent Ghana on the world stage. Same focus, same fight.
Cheer her on with us.

One Nation. One Dream. One Purpose.

Opening Ceremony | Glasgow 2026
Team Ghana arrived just as we expected in colour, culture, and confidence.

Dressed proudly in their traditional smocks and carrying the Ghana flag high, our contingent made a memorable entrance, even finding their rhythm to a touch of Scottish music along the way.

As the celebrations continued into the night, some of our swimmers called it an early evening, with an early start awaiting them in the pool. Competition begins in earnest tomorrow with the morning heats.

We pray they compete with courage, determination, and excellence, giving nothing less than their very best.
From Ghana to Glasgow, we stand behind you every stroke of the way.
Go for Gold, Team Ghana!

One Nation. One Dream. One Purpose.
Promise Wonder Atsu Aheto Ivan Snowden 𝒩𝓊𝒷𝒾𝒶🦋 .s_yu Abeiku Jackson

A standard-bearer for Ghanaian Para Swimming, Promise Aheto is inspiring a new generation by demonstrating that determination can overcome every obstacle. We are proud to stand with him Promise Wonder Atsu Aheto

Let’s Go. The action begins. Nubia Adjei brings the same discipline and heart that made her a national record holder to the world stage. We are proud to stand with her.

Are you READY

Ivan Snowden makes his Commonwealth Games debut a World Aquatics Training and Educational Scholarship recipient, building toward the future of Ghanaian swimming. We are proud to stand with him.

Unilez Takyi steps up again Tokyo 2020, Commonwealth 2022, and now Glasgow 2026.
Ghana is proud of you. Watch this space for more.

A trailblazer, Abeiku carries a legacy that changed what was possible for swimming in his country. Four days away, we proudly stand behind him.