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Ghana National Volleyball team train ahead of Africa Qualifiers

Julio Ashirifi Amoah by Julio Ashirifi Amoah
June 18, 2025
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Beach Volleyball Competition coming up that the National is aiming to qualify

Beach Volleyball Competition coming up that the National is aiming to qualify

On Tuesday, June 17, the Ghanaian beach volleyball teams, both men and women, completed their last training sessions for the week leading up to the Africa Beach Volleyball Championship qualifiers in Morocco at La Boma Beach.

From June 22 to June 30, 2025, the competition will serve as a qualifying round for the World Championship in Australia in August.

 

Ghana Volleyball Association President George Tetteh said he is confident in the teams, especially following their recent success in Rwanda, and called the present preparations the greatest he has seen.

George Tetteh, President of Ghana Volleyball Association

Additionally, Bawa Fuseini, the Association’s Board Chairman, stressed that qualifying in Morocco will increase their chances of obtaining corporate sponsorship.

The men’s team’s head coach declared that his players are prepared to create an impression in the World Championship in Australia because they have mastered the technical parts of the game.

Team Captain , Kelvin Caboo

Kelvin Caboo, the men’s team’s acting captain, expressed his confidence that Ghana can emerge as a dominant power in African volleyball and commended the current administration.

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