Johanna Benson (born 17 February 1990) is a Paralympian athlete from Walvis Bay, Namibia. She competes in T37 long jump and sprint events and at the 2012...
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Reenen, LGBT activist and junior mayor of Walvis from 2014 to 2015 Johanna Benson (born 1990), Paralympic gold medalist in the T37 long jump Chrysander...
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Africa 13.65 SB 6 2 Elena Tretiakova Neutral Paralympic Athletes (NPA) 14.47 PB 7 8 Johanna Benson Namibia 14.56 SB 8 9 Anais Angeline Mauritius 14.80...
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Namibian Sun also did the same for the Namibian Paralympic athlete Johanna Benson in 2020, in preparation for the 2020 Summer Paralympics, which were...
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1981), Olympic trap shooter Collin Benjamin (born 1978), footballer Johanna Benson (born 1990), Paralympic athlete and medalist Jacques Burger (born 1981)...
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first Paralympic gold medal in the 2012 London Summer Paralympics. Johanna Benson, at the time Namibia's only female athlete, won the 200 meter race in...
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Jean Viljoen Graham Snyman Steven Peake Gaby Ahrens Gielie Van Wyk Johanna Benson Ruben Soroseb 2010 Commonwealth Games Official list of participating...
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was Memory Kahlari. The flag bearer was sprinter and long-jumper Johanna Benson. Benson won the country's first Paralympic gold and silver medal. The Ministry...
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Johanna Benson Namibia Bethany Woodward Great Britain Maria Seifert Germany...
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Neda Bahi Tunisia 1:05.28 Q 3 4 165 Fenfen Jiang China 1:05.68 Q 4 3 598 Johanna Benson Namibia 1:10.79 q 5 5 363 Isabelle Foerder Germany 1:16.25...
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