Castellón, Spain — July 1, 2026 — Rising star Tessy Ebosele produced a spectacular performance to win the women’s long jump at the GP Diputación Castellón - Memorial José Antonio Cansino, leaping a new Personal Best of 6.86m (+1.0 wind) and edging out a stellar domestic field.
The 23-year-old Spaniard delivered under pressure in a high-quality competition that saw three athletes achieve season’s best or personal best marks, underlining the strength of Spanish women’s long jumping ahead of major championships.
Thrilling Battle on the Runway
Fatima Diame, a seasoned international competitor, pushed Ebosele all the way, improving her own Personal Best to an outstanding 6.85m to take silver. The razor-thin margin of just one centimetre between gold and silver created a memorable showdown between two of Spain’s top talents.
Irati Mitxelena rounded off the podium in third place with a solid 6.73m, completing an all-Spanish top three that delighted the home crowd at the Pistes d’atletisme Gaetà Huguet.
Key Results – Women’s Long Jump Final
- 🥇 Tessy Ebosele (ESP) — 6.86m (PB)
- 🥈 Fatima Diame (ESP) — 6.85m (PB)
- 🥉 Irati Mitxelena (ESP) — 6.73m
This dominant display by the Spanish trio highlights the rising depth and competitiveness of the national long jump program. Ebosele’s leap not only secures her victory but also boosts her confidence and ranking position as the outdoor season intensifies.
Tessy Ebosele’s breakthrough performance marks another milestone in her rapid rise, positioning her as one of Spain’s brightest prospects in horizontal jumps. With both Ebosele and Diame crossing the 6.85m barrier in the same competition, Spanish athletics fans have every reason to be excited about the future.
Stay tuned for more athletics updates from the 2026 summer season.
