Showing posts with label Winners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winners. Show all posts

Wednesday, 27 January 2016

Restoring the Phobian glory: 64 battalion to clash with Confederations Cup winners

Members of the 2000 Confederation of Africa Football (CAF) Champions League Cup of Accra Hearts of Oak and the Confederations Cup winner’s squad of 2005 will engage in a special friendly match on Sunday, January 31.


The match scheduled for the Accra Sports Stadium, forms part of the activities lined up to restore the phobian glory after five years being in the wilderness.


The game dubbed “Operation bring back our former glory”. will see both players engaged in a friendly match to whip up enthusiasm in the club.


 


A statement signed by Yaw Amankwah Mireku said the old players wish to use this match to commemorate the clubs anniversary and also use this platform to revive the support base of the club.


It said, Hearts of Oak beat Kumasi Asante Kotoko at the Baba Yara Stadium, Kumasi, to lift the maiden CAF Cup in 2005 and eleven years on, the players wishes to revive the spirit of the Oak Tree, which derive its source from the number eleven.

This match is to compliment the effort of management towards the operation bring back the past glory, since the performance of the club both local and continental have not been impressive hence killing the enthusiasm of the supporters.




Restoring the Phobian glory: 64 battalion to clash with Confederations Cup winners

Monday, 11 January 2016

PRESS RELEASE: SWAG release list of Award Winners for 2015

Sports Personality of the Year:

1. Andre Ayew

2. Asamoah Gyan

3. Yusif Basigi

4. Bashiru Hayford


Footballer of the Year (male):

1. Andre Ayew

2. Asamoah Gyan

3. Harrison Afful


Footballer of the Year (female):

1. Portia Boakye

2. Samira Sulemana

3. Janet Egyiri


Premier League Star:

1. Eric Opoku (Ahsgold)

2. Kennedy Ashia (Liberty Pros)

3. Richard Ofori (Wa All Stars)


National Team of the Year:

1. Black Queens

2. George Darko/ Wisdom Narh Adjrago (All Africa Games Gold medal-winning tennis duo)


Coach of the Year:

1. Yusif Basigi (Black Queens, Hasaacas Ladies)

2. Bashiru Hayford (Ashgold)

3. Henry Quansah (Golden Rackets)


Pro Boxer of the Year:

Richard Commey


Amateur Boxer of the Year:

David Bawa (heavyweight bronze medallist at All Africa Games)


Athlete of the Year (male):

John Ampomah (javelin silver medallist at All Africa Games, two national records and consistency in 2015)


Athlete of the Year (female):

Nadia Eke (All Africa Games triple jump bronze medallist, new national record)


Para Athlete of the Year:

Patrick Yaw Obeng (1,500m & 800m bronze in T54 category)


Hockey Player of the Year (male):

Johnny Botsio


Hockey Player of the Year (female):

Nafisatu Umaru


Table Tennis Star of the Year:

Felix Lartey, Bernard Joesam, Emmanuel Commey, Derrick Abrefa (All Africa Games team bronze)


Judo Star of the Year (female):

Szandra Szogoli (All Africa Games 63kg bronze)


Judo Star of the Year (male):

Emmanuel Nartey (All Africa 60kg bronze)


Taekwondo Star of the Year:

David Adjetey (84kg silver medallist)


Association Chairman of the Year:

Frederick Otu Lartey (Taekwondo Association)


Discovery of the Year: (joint)

Richard Seklorwu (long jump gold medallist, Commonwealth Youth Games in Samoa)

Joseph Tindan Kuyon (silver medallist, World Children Taekwondo Culture Festival in South Korea)


Most Promising Star:

Joel Fameyeh (Asokwa Deportivo/Local Black Stars — 36 goals in 34 games in DOL)


Dedication and Valour:

Stephen Oduro (Asante Kotoko)


Lifetime Achievement Award:

Sophia Okulley (women’s football)

C.K. Gyamfi (posthumous)


Special Awards:

Asamoah Gyan (sports philanthropy)

Eben Annang Whyte (development of table tennis)

Police Women’s Hockey team (bronze medallist, African Clubs Championship)




PRESS RELEASE: SWAG release list of Award Winners for 2015

Thursday, 7 January 2016

Full list of winners of 2015 Glo CAF Awards

Full list of winners of 2015 Glo CAF Awards

AFRICAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR: – Pierre-Emerick AUBAMEYANG (Gabon)


AFRICAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR – BASED IN AFRICA: – Mbwana Aly SAMATTA


WOMEN’S PLAYER OF THE YEAR: – Gaelle ENGANAMOUIT (Cameroon)


YOUTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR: – Victor OSIMHEN (Nigeria)


MOST PROMISING TALENT OF THE YEAR: – Etebo Peter OGHENEKARO (Nigeria)


COACH OF THE YEAR: – Herve RENARD (France) – Former Coach of Cote d’Ivoire


REFEREE OF THE YEAR: – Bakary Papa GASSAMA (Gambia)


NATIONAL TEAM OF THE YEAR: – Cote d’Ivoire


WOMEN’S NATIONAL TEAM OF THE YEAR: – Cameroon


CLUB OF THE YEAR: – TP Mazembe (DR Congo)







AFRICAN LEGEND: – Charles Kumi GYAMFI (Ghana)

– Samuel MBAPPE LEPPE (Cameroon)




Full list of winners of 2015 Glo CAF Awards