Barry Dzadey won this year’s CAL Bank Limited Open Golf Championship at the Achimota Golf Course in Accra last Saturday after returning a net score of 70 in the men’s Group A.John Gedze, who grossed 71 net, finished second, while Geoff Coffie placed third with 72 net, beating Odoi Sowah on count-back.
Accra Hearts of Oak striker Kwame Kizito says he has paid his dues at the club it is time to move on to greater challenges in Sweden after his contract with the Phobians ran out at the end of the Ghana Premier League season.
Kizito is determined to leave as a free agent for a professional career with BK Hacken, but Hearts management are ready to release him only after the Swedish side pay his player’s training and development fees before obtaining the International Transfer Certificate (ITC) to complete the transfer.
Medeama SC goalkeeper, Eric Ofori Antwi, says playing for Accra Hearts of Oak would be a dream move as he looks to relaunch his career with the Phobians.
Antwi believes it is time for him to move out of the Tarkwa T&A Park but noted that he could stay with Medeama should the move fail to materialise.
Paul Dogboe, father and trainer of undefeated super bantamweight boxer, Isaac Dogboe, has described his son's decision to challenge Mexican Caesar Juarez for the Interim WBO world title on January 6 as a brave one.
Paul noted that it was in the interest of his camp to fight the best if Isaac was to remain the best in his division, hence the interest in taking the opportunity while others chickened out.
Ghana's lightweight contender, Richard Oblitey Commey, is set to face a new opponent after his supposed IBF world title eliminator with Russia's Roman Andreev was called off.
Commey (25-2, 22 KOs) was expected to face off with Andreev (20-0, 14 KOs) in a lightweight title eliminator towards a mandatory challenge against title holder, Robert Easter Jr (20-0, 14KOs).
Accra Hearts of Oak centre-back, Vincent Atinga, could be the next in line among an array of top stars seeking to quit the Rainbow club after he applied for floating player status from the Ghana Football Association.
Yesterday, the player confirmed to the Graphic Sports that he was still considering offers from abroad and that any decision to return to Hearts would largely depend on the club’s willingness to meet his terms, which is a GH¢70,000 signing on fee for three years.
Veteran promoter and a board member of the Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA), Alhaji Tofik Muritela, has predicted that Isaac Dogboe could break the unbeaten record of boxing legend, Floyd Mayweather Jnr.
He hailed the self-discipline and conscious work ethics of the 23-year-old fighter as distinct marks which could propel him to attain the undefeated status.
Ghana's senior national team, the Black Stars have inched-up a spot to 51st place in the latest FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking released on Thursday.
The Stars one-place jump from 52nd to 51st comes on the back of a 1-1 draw against the Pharaoh's of Egypt at the Cape Coast stadium in the final FIFA World Cup qualifier.
After two decades of incessant bullying, endless torture and habitual havoc-wrecking on opposition defences, Yakubu Aiyegbeni has called time on his playing career. On Wednesday, he had this to say: "I would like to officially announce my retirement from professional football today.'' Clubless since leaving Coventry City in April, the colossal Nigerian waited until his 35th birthday to break the silence.
A beast of a striker, Yakubu was willing to prey on defenders who dared get between him and the net. Unsurprisingly, as he was programmed that way by Harry Redknapp shortly after touching down in England. “Harry makes you believe that you can kill a defender, even when you play against the big teams," Yakubu admitted.
Students and pupils of the Okai Koi South Sub-Metro of the Ghana Education Service (GES) have engaged in an inter-school sports competition.
The two-day contest, which was held jointly at the Kaneshie Kingsway School Park and the Kaneshie Awudome 3 Junior High School (JHS) Compound, involved boys and girls soccer, netball and volleyball.
Former Ghanaian Youth star Dominic Adiyiah has signed a two-year contract extension with Thai League T1 club Nakhon Ratchasima.
Adiyiah, 27, first joined Nakhon Ratchasima on a one-year deal in 2015 after globe-trotting stints in Europe with clubs including FC Atyrau (Kazakhstan), Arsenal Kyiv (Ukraine), Partizan (Serbia) and famously with Italian Serie A club AC Milan.
Accra Hearts of Oak striker Kwame Kizito says he has paid his dues at the club it is time to move on to greater challenges in Sweden after his contract with the Phobians ran out at the end of the Ghana Premier League season.
Kizito is determined to leave as a free agent for a professional career with BK Hacken, but Hearts management are ready to release him only after the Swedish side pay his player’s training and development fees before obtaining the International Transfer Certificate (ITC) to complete the transfer.
The head coach of the Black Stars, James Kwasi Appiah, is to establish a €14.5 million Euros solar manufacturing factory in Ghana in collaboration with a German firm as his contribution to ensure efficient production of energy in the country.
The factory, named Appiah-Karim Company, is in partnership with JVG-Thoma — a German firm — to establish a solar factory at Ashaiman in the Greater Accra Region to produce solar panels in commercial quantities to enhance the efficient and effective supply of energy in Ghana.
Ghanaian international, Thomas Abbey is currently being assessed by Ajax Cape Town, Soccerladuma sources have revealed.
The 24-year-old Hearts of Oaks midfielder experienced a stellar 2016/17 campaign in the Ghanaian Premier League last season, where he reportedly scored 13 goals for his side.
