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The draw for the 10th edition of the annual JOY Sports Invitational tournament was held at the premises of the Multimedia Group on Friday.
The games will be played on April 30 at the El Wak Stadium, but the 14 teams slugging were at the live draw to finalize the match-ups.
The event was streamed live on Multi TV and Joy FM.
The most credible and reliable corporate games in Ghana has seen increasing participation in the last nine years.
The games
Soccer
Volleyball
Basketball
Table tennis
Unisex relay
100m dash (men)
50m dash (women)
Meanwhile, the focus will be on the Team Multimedia who have already declared a sporting war on all contenders for this season's title.
The teams
Best Western Hotel
Cargill
Emigoh
Fatom Construction
GHACEM
GTP
McDan SHipping
Multimedia Group
Nugget Engineering
Regency View Estates
Sapholda
SDC Finance
Nestle Ghana Ltd|
Unirob
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