Nigerian high jumper, Temitope Adeshina, is targeting qualification for the Paris 2024 Olympics after her impressive performance at the Texas Tech Corky Classic meet of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in the United States.

Adeshina broke the national record with a jump of 1.96m, surpassing the previous records of 1.93m (indoor) and 1.95m (outdoor) set by Doreen Amata in 2016 and 2008, respectively.JAMB Resultinformationguidenigeria

Her remarkable achievement at the meet also earned her the world lead for this year, making her jump the third all-time in the NCAA and the second-best mark in African indoor history.NYSC Portal

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Despite falling short of the Paris Olympic Games automatic qualifying standard by 0.01m, Adeshina’s performance puts her in a strong position to compete at the highest level in the sport.JAMB Portal

With her eyes set on Paris 2024, Adeshina’s record-breaking jump not only establishes her as a standout athlete but also positions her as a strong contender for future international competitions.

The Nigerian high jumper’s dedication and success exemplify the potential for continued excellence in track and field on the global stage.

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