The 2022 edition of Ghana Wheelchair Tennis Juniors Camp came off at the Cape Coast Stadium on November 27.
Over 16 wheelchair tennis players between the ages of 11 and 18 years from Accra, Koforidua, Wa, Takoradi, Kumasi and Cape Coast were taken through rudiments of the game.
The one-day event was led by ITF instructor Holger Losch with support from six locally-based wheelchair tennis coaches.
The event was financed by the International Tennis Federation which is committed to the development of disability sports around the globe.
Coordinator for Ghana Wheelchair Tennis Henry Larbi is happy Ghana successfully hosted the ITF development.
"I'm glad Ghana was able to successfully host this international event. We look forward to hosting and organizing more ITF wheelchair tennis events in future", Mr Larbi told JoySports in an interview.
Latest Stories
-
WAFU B U-17 Girls’ Cup: Black Maidens beat Nigeria on penalties to win inaugral tournament
45 minutes -
Real Madrid beat Sevilla to keep pressure on leaders Atletico
2 hours -
Liverpool put six past Spurs to go four points clear
2 hours -
Manchester United lose 3-0 at home to Bournemouth yet again
2 hours -
CHAN 2024Q: ‘It’s still an open game’ – Didi on Ghana’s draw with Nigeria
2 hours -
CHAN 2024Q: Ghana’s Black Galaxies held by Nigeria in first-leg tie
3 hours -
Dr Nduom hopeful defunct GN bank will be restored under Mahama administration
4 hours -
Bridget Bonnie celebrates NDC Victory, champions hope for women and youth
4 hours -
Shamima Muslim urges youth to lead Ghana’s renewal at 18Plus4NDC anniversary
5 hours -
Akufo-Addo condemns post-election violence, blames NDC
5 hours -
DAMC, Free Food Company, to distribute 10,000 packs of food to street kids
6 hours -
Kwame Boafo Akuffo: Court ruling on re-collation flawed
6 hours -
Samuel Yaw Adusei: The strategist behind NDC’s electoral security in Ashanti region
6 hours -
I’m confident posterity will judge my performance well – Akufo-Addo
7 hours -
Syria’s minorities seek security as country charts new future
7 hours