Rugby League Federation Ghana has confirmed details of its 2025 season. With a comprehensive calendar of events, the Federation aims to further develop the sport across the country, engage new audiences and solidify rugby league’s place in the country’s sporting landscape.

The season will kick off with coaching and officiating courses this month to ensure the highest standards of training and match management, followed by a host of competitions, stakeholder engagements and community-driven activities, culminating in the President’s Cup in November.

RFLG president, Juliana Storey, commented: “The 2025 season represents a significant step in our journey to expand rugby league in Ghana. This year’s calendar reflects our commitment to nurturing talent at all levels, promoting inclusivity, and building a strong sense of community. We are eager to see the impact these events will have on our players, fans, and stakeholders.

“The RLFG continues its mission to grow the sport from grassroots to elite level. This season emphasizes youth engagement, skill development and sustainability, with highlights including inter-school competitions, strategic engagements, and community clean-up initiatives.”

Jafaru A. Mustapha, RLFG general manager, added: “This season is the result of hard work, collaboration, and dedication from everyone involved in Ghana’s rugby league community. The diverse activities planned will challenge our players, enhance their skills, and create unforgettable moments. The 2025 season is set to be a cornerstone in the growth of rugby league in Ghana.”

KEY CALENDAR ACTIVITIES

January: Coaching and officiating course, clubs meeting, Annual General Meeting 
February: E-Rugby League competition, stakeholder engagement on the 2025–30 Strategy
March: Media month focusing on enhancing the sport’s visibility nationwide
April: U13 & U16 Inter-Schools competitions in Greater Accra and Ashanti, plus the Funtusktic Event
May: Medical team training, Mayhem Tournament, 13s League round 1 for men, women, and youth
June: Fathers Day Fun Day
July: International break
August: 13s League round 2 for men, women, and youth
September: U13 & U16 competition (Greater Accra), U19 competition round 1 (Ashanti), World Cleanup Day and beach clean up
October: U19 competition round 2 (Ashanti), Rugby League 9s championship
November: President’s Cup, awards dinner, end of year planning