Audio By Carbonatix
The national baseball team, the Rising Stars returned Monday evening from Ilorin, Nigeria after playing in the Africa Zone 3 Olympic qualifying tournament.
The team after beating Togo and Benin, lost to the host nation Nigeria to qualify for the next stage of the qualifiers.
The team will join Nigeria, the winners of the tournament to South Africa in December 2007 for the continental qualifying tournament.
The only obstacle to the team’s potential to shine is lack of adequate funds.
President of the Ghana Baseball and Softball Association (GHABSA), Rev. Albert Ocran, says he is hopeful that the team will be able to attract the necessary sponsorship to enable them make it to the qualifiers and subsequently to the Beijing Olympic Games.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Ghana ranked joint 6th in 2026 Absa Africa Financial Markets Index
27 minutes -
Demand and savings deposits decreased in August 2026, but currency outside banks increased by 4%
54 minutes -
Fiscal policy implementation poses downside risk to inflation – BoG
1 hour -
Organised Labour should seek fair adjustment, not excessive pay rise – Labour consultant
2 hours -
BoG maintains medium-term inflation target of 8 ± 2%
2 hours -
Sammi Awuku urges NPP Germany to unite ahead of 2028 elections
2 hours -
The Inconvenient Truth: We cannot pray for the cure while protecting the disease
3 hours -
MTN Ghana trains civil society organisations on artificial intelligence
4 hours -
GoldBod FX framework aims to make dollar supply predictable – Acheampong
4 hours -
How does a Ghanaian team make it to the BAL?
4 hours -
Ghana’s investment climate presents opportunities for industrial growth and job creation.
4 hours -
‘I paid thousands to a company for jobs that never came’
4 hours -
SSNIT intensifies informal sector enrolment drive with Techiman float
5 hours -
Ghana seeks long-term mining investments that benefit local communities – Armah-Kofi Buah
5 hours -
GHATOF demands compensation for 85 businesses affected by La Pleasure Beach demolition
5 hours