By Isaac Tetteh
Ghana’s rugby league scene has taken a significant leap forward with the official launch of the 2025 Rugby League 13s Championship season. Held at GHOne TV Studios in Accra, the event marked not only the start of a new sporting chapter but also showcased Ghana’s growing ambition to elevate its presence on the international rugby stage.
Key figures from the sporting and governmental sectors gathered to celebrate this milestone, emphasizing the federation’s goal of transforming grassroots talent into competitive players capable of making Ghana proud globally.
Building on this momentum, the federation’s dedication to high-performance and discipline was demonstrated through a groundbreaking preseason boot camp at Teshie’s Military Academy Training School.
Dubbed D’stress, the camp brought together players from different clubs for a rigorous day of drills, fitness assessments, and team-building exercises an unprecedented initiative in Ghanaian rugby.
Partnered with Regardless Mode, this intense training session highlights the federation’s focus on nurturing talent and instilling professionalism from the grassroots level.
The event also unveiled a competitive lineup featuring well-established clubs like Bulls RLFC, Skolars RLFC, and Panthers RLFC, alongside new contenders UG Titans RLFC and Dragons RLFC.
This diverse roster promises fans a season filled with excitement and fierce rivalries, all under the theme “Our League,” which aims to foster unity and community spirit among Ghanaian rugby followers.
The season’s start signals a renewed commitment to excellence and a strategic push towards making Ghana a formidable force in international rugby league competitions.
Leadership voices at the event, including RLFG President Madam Juliana Storey, underscored the federation’s vision for growth through youth engagement and stronger club infrastructure.
She emphasized that 2025 marks transformational phase aimed at expanding media partnerships, grassroots development, and international competitiveness. Such initiatives are expected to boost local interest and attract international recognition, positioning Ghana as a rising power in the sport.
As Ghana’s rugby league community rallies behind the new season, stakeholders hope this momentum will inspire young athletes and elevate the sport’s profile nationwide.
With a blend of tradition and innovation, the 2025 Rugby League 13s Championship stands to redefine Ghana’s sporting landscape, fostering pride, unity, and a new generation of rugby stars ready to shine on the world stage.
