The Ghana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) recently showcased its commitment to expanding rugby development nationwide by organizing an exhibition match featuring T1 Rugby, a non-contact format of the game, at the Adabraka Inter-School Competition held at the Nii Amugi Cluster of Schools.
This initiative is part of the Union’s ongoing efforts to promote rugby at the grassroots level, fostering essential values such as teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship among young learners
The exhibition match served as an excellent platform for students to experience the thrill of rugby in a fun and safe environment. By introducing rugby to schools, the GRFU aims to develop a strong foundation for the sport, while also promoting physical activity and healthy lifestyles among Ghana’s youth.
The GRFU extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. Eddy Domi, Physical Education Coordinator and Director of Sports for the Korle Klottey Municipality, and to the participating teachers for their invaluable collaboration and support.
Their enthusiasm and dedication to promoting rugby development have been instrumental in making this initiative a success.
This event underscores the GRFU’s proactive approach to developing rugby at the grassroots level. By engaging with schools and local authorities, the Union is working tirelessly to create opportunities for young people to participate in the sport, regardless of their background or ability.
The GRFU remains committed to its mission of promoting rugby development, while fostering the values of teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship that the sport embodies. As the Union continues to expand its outreach programs, it is confident that initiatives like the exhibition match at the Adabraka Inter-School Competition will play a significant role in shaping the future of rugby in Ghana.
The Ghana Rugby Football Union is the governing body for rugby in Ghana, responsible for promoting and developing the sport nationwide. With a focus on grassroots development, the Union works tirelessly to create opportunities for players of all ages and abilities to participate in rugby, while promoting the values of teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship that the sport embodies.