Ghana’s U15 girls’ national team, the Black Damsels, will compete in the CAF African Schools Football Championship finals in Maputo, Mozambique, from April 2 to 10, 2026. The team is the defending champion and aims to retain their title.
The CAF African Schools Football Championship is a competition focused on youth development and talent identification across Africa. It supports grassroots football programs and contributes to the future of the sport on the continent.
The Black Damsels secured a previous victory in the championship, which significantly raised Ghana’s standing in women’s youth football. The squad was formed through a collaboration between the Ghana Football Association and the Ghana Education Service, and has undergone extensive training.
The Black Damsels face strong competition from other African nations seeking to claim the championship title. The tournament is expected to present significant challenges for the defending champions.
The team is motivated by discipline, determination, and national pride. They are striving to maintain their position as a leading force in schools’ football across Africa.
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