RLFG unveils action-packed 2025 season

The Rugby League Federation Ghana (RLFG) has unveiled its comprehensive roadmap for the 2025 rugby league season, promising an exciting year of growth, inclusivity, and community-driven action.

With a packed calendar of events, the RLFG is on a mission to elevate rugby league in Ghana and inspire a new generation of players and fans.

The season kicks off in January with coaching and officiating courses designed to raise the bar for match quality and management. 

From grassroots competitions to the prestigious President’s Cup in November, the year-long programme aims to cement rugby league’s place in Ghana’s sporting ecosystem.

RLFG President Juliana Storey expressed her enthusiasm for the season, emphasising its transformative potential.
“The 2025 season represents a significant step in our journey to expand rugby league in Ghana,” she said.

“This year’s calendar reflects our commitment to nurturing talent at all levels, promoting inclusivity, and building a strong sense of community. We are eager to see the impact these events will have on our players, fans, and stakeholders.”

Jafaru Mustapha, General Manager of RLFG, echoed this optimism. “This season is the result of hard work, collaboration, and dedication from everyone involved in Ghana’s rugby league community.”

“The diverse activities planned will challenge our players, enhance their skills, and create unforgettable moments for fans. The 2025 season is set to be a cornerstone in the growth of rugby league in Ghana.”

The RLFG’s calendar offers something for everyone, from youth tournaments to stakeholder engagements. Key highlights include:

• January: Coaching and officiating courses, Club Meeting, Annual General Meeting (AGM).
• February: E-Rugby League Competition, Stakeholder Engagement on the 2025–2030 Strategy.
• March: Media Month, shining a spotlight on rugby league across Ghana.
• April: U13 & U16 Inter-School Competitions in Greater Accra and Ashanti, Funtusktic Event.
• May: Medical Team Training, Mayhem Tournament, 13s League Round 1 for Men, Women, and Youth.
• September: U13 & U16 Competitions (Greater Accra), U19 Competition (Ashanti), and World Cleanup Day & Beach Clean-Up.
• November: The grand finale with the President’s Cup, Awards Dinner, and End-of-Year Planning.

This year’s programme isn’t just about the sport—it’s about the community. 

The RLFG is prioritising youth engagement, skill development, and environmental responsibility through initiatives like inter-school tournaments and beach clean-up campaigns. 

These efforts underline the federation’s commitment to fostering a sustainable and inclusive rugby league culture in Ghana.

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