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The 12th edition of the Joy Sports Invitational came off on Saturday, May 25 at the Burma Camp Sports Complex in Accra.
The event put together by the Joy Sports team was sponsored by Dolait Yoghurt, First National Bank, 1xbet, MTN, and Yil Money Plus.
Below is the full list of winners.
Basketball – GHACEM
Volleyball – MTN
Ladies penalty shootout – Sapholda Ventures
CEOs mini goal post – Dolait Yoghurt (Mr Chadi Haidar)
Table Tennis – GOIL
Arm wrestling (Male) – Multimedia
Football – Sapholda Ventures
Team Spirit – Nestle Ghana
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