Ghana Rugby - From Eaglets to Eagles

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Rugby Africa Confirms New Format for 2026 Africa Men’s Sevens Series - Rugby Afrique This page is also available in: Français (French) Rugby Africa Confirms New Format for 2026 Africa Men’s Sevens Series The 2026 Africa Men’s Sevens Series will be delivered through two competitions: the SVNS 3 2026/2027 Africa Qualifiers in Uganda on 26–27 September and the Mauritius Sevens T...

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We're back! Mark your calendars because The Africa Men’s Sevens Series : Mauritius 7s 2026 is officially set for 3 & 4 October! 🏉🔥

See you at SPARC, Cascavelle for an unforgettable weekend of world-class rugby, incredible atmosphere and plenty of action on and off the pitch.

Who's coming? 👀🙌
📍 SPARC, Cascavelle
📅 3 & 4 October 2026

Tickets on ROAG.org

Happy Birthday, Clement Dennis.
Wishing you success, good health and more wins ahead. Thank you for your service to Ghana Rugby. 🎉🏉

🇬🇭 Happy Republic Day, Ghana! 🏉
65 years of freedom, justice, and Ghanaian pride. Today we celebrate the nation that fuels our passion on and off the pitch.
Freedom and Justice always.

Happy Birthday, Jamila! 🎉🏉

Wishing you strength, success, and continued growth both on and off the field.

Keep rising, keep grinding, keep making Ghana Rugby proud. 🇬🇭🔥

From Makango to the future of rugby in the Savannah Region! 🏉

The Savannah Regional Rugby Association, led by President Miran and his dedicated team, took another bold step in growing the game by introducing rugby to the vibrant community of Makango.

Joined by Coach Anthony, Gafar, Abdullai, Imurana, Ashraf, and the entire crew, the visit was filled with passion, excitement, and incredible energy from the youth and community members who were eager to learn and embrace the sport.

Special appreciation to Coach Musa for the warm reception and support on the ground. Together, we are building a strong foundation for grassroots rugby development in the Savannah Region and beyond.

This is only the beginning for rugby in Makango! 🇬🇭🏉

Happy Father’s Day to every dad, coach, and mentor in our rugby family! 🏉
You lead with strength, you guide with patience, and you show up on the pitch and off it.
To the fathers shaping the next generation of rugby Stars, thank you for the example you set. Wishing you a day filled with pride, joy, and well-deserved rest.

The Savannah Regional Rugby Association (SRRA), under the Ghana Rugby Football Union (GRFU), successfully hosted the 3rd Edition Rugby Rising Play Regional Festival at Iddrisiya JHS, Salaga!

This impactful day went far beyond rugby matches. Students from five schools across the region — St. Peter’s JHS, Al Mustabshira JHS, Saedia JHS, Iddrisiya JHS, and Salaga Secondary School took part in:

📚 Life Skills & Education: Sessions on sporting values, leadership, and academic focus by Mr. Hadi (PE Teacher, T.I. AMASS) and Madam Rukaya (SRRA Secretary), who also encouraged girls to stay focused on their education.

🩺 Health Awareness: A vital session on menstrual health, hygiene, and teenage pregnancy prevention by Braimah Soale Zelia, Senior Midwifery Officer at Salaga Municipal Hospital.

🎨 Creativity: The official introduction of the Rugby Rising Play Essay and Creative Art Competition!

A massive thank you to SRRA President Nurudeen Miran, Vice President Mr. Bright (who also donated a school uniform to a deserving student!), and Secretary Madam Rukaya for driving this festival forward. Gratitude also to Braimah Soale Zelia and the Salaga Municipal Hospital team, Mr. Hadi, and all the participating schools for making this day possible.

Thank you to GRFU, Rugby Africa, and World Rugby for their continued support in bringing Rugby Rising Play to communities across Ghana.

The Ghana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) successfully hosted the Greater Accra Regional Festival for the Rugby Rising Play Programme at the Weija Gbawe Circuit!
This impactful day went far beyond rugby matches. The students participated in:
📚 Life Skills & Education: Goal-setting and academic focus sessions led by Samira Mensah.
🩺 Health Awareness: Crucial sessions on reproductive and menstrual health by the Weija Gbawe Reproductive Health Unit.
🎨 Creativity: The official launch of the Rugby Rising Play Essay and Creative Art Competition!

A massive thank you to the Ghana Education Service (GES) Weija Gbawe Directorate, the Municipal Physical Education Coordinators, and Madam Matilda from the National Sports Authority (NSA).
Gratitude to The Weija Gbawe Reproductive Health Unit for their vital adolescent health sessions, Samira Mensah, Rachel Ankomah, and Moses Agbenu for driving the vision on the field & Edward Heir for capturing every smile, try, and breakthrough moment. 📸

Thank you all for investing in the future of Ghana’s youth!