Opening Ceremony
Ayenyah girls’ volleyball team (Beauty Adzamli, Evelyn Davor, Patience Agyei, Edinam Mensah, Felicia Amenyo, Lydia Ahiadzi, Gladys Adzamli, Lydia Adzamli, Akos Dzidienyo, Mercy Amuzu, Cynthia Amenyo), who participated as representatives of the Dangme west district team, won the championship out of 17 district teams in the Inter-District/Sub Metro Basic Schools Sports Festival in the Greater Accra regional competition that took place between Friday, 30th July and Monday, 2nd August in Ada-Sege.
The proud Ayenyah girls’ volleyball team with their coaches
Moreover, six of these players will participate in the Inter-Regional Basic Sports Festival as representatives of the Greater Accra Regional team of volleyball between August 29th and September 4th in Wa in the Upper West region.
One of the girls who was trained through the Laureus program was offered a scholarship at the Tema Senior High School so that she can continue her studies with a focus on sport.
Ayenyah girls’ volleyball team with Dangme district girls players after their victory
The Ayenyah girls have made the community very proud!
London to Paris Bike Ride
S’bongiseni Vilakazi at the Laureus Sport for Good summit in South Africa
Hey
here’s S’bongiseni Vilakazi (Managing Director PeacePlayers International – South Africa)
Just thought I’d tell you that the workshop so far has been AWESOME!
With Wimbledon starting yesterday, Martina gives her thoughts on this year’s favourites to win and how the english players will perform at Wimbledon.
Furthermore, in spite of her having treatment at the moment she is going to climb the Kilimanjaro in order to raise donations for the Laureus projects in Kenya.
Tony Hawk visits Indigo Skate Camp
Laureus World Sports Academy Member skateboard legend Tony Hawk has presented a brand new portable Half-Pipe to the Indigo Youth Movement in Isithumba, a country village near Durban.
