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Old Students of Adisadel College and Mfantsipim School will revive old rivalry at the Tema Country Golf Club on April 19, in a special golf competition.
The competition, which is aimed at building a friendly relationship between, the two schools, will tee off at 10:30 am.
Sir Sam Johan will lead the Adisadel side, with Stanley Pierre, Albert Brock and Prince Kofi Amoabeng backing him.
The Mfanstipim side will be led by Mike Aggrey, Larry Chinibuah, Charles Sekyere and Smyly Bannerman.
The competition is expected to be an active feature on the golf calendar in the country. The rivalry will see some past students of Saint Augustine's College backing the santaclusians on April 19.
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