The year 2024 was a remarkable one for Ghanaian women in sports, marked by numerous record-breaking achievements and barrier-breaking moments. From the Black Queens' qualification for the Morocco 2025 tournament to the Black Maidens' victory in the inaugural WAFU Zone B U-17 Cup, Ghanaian women consistently demonstrated their prowess and dedication to their respective sports.
The Black Queens' journey under Coach Nora Hauptle was a highlight of the year, despite their narrow miss at the Paris Olympic Games. Their attractive style of play and goal-scoring prowess earned them admiration and recognition. The team's qualification for Morocco 2025 marked a significant milestone, showcasing their resilience and determination.
The Black Princesses, led by Coach Yussif Basigi, also made headlines with their triumph at the Accra 2023 Games. The team's jubilant celebrations, accompanied by the Casfordians' serenade, will be remembered for years to come.
In track and field, Rose Amoanimaa Yeboah etched her name in history with a national record-breaking leap of 1.97m, securing her spot at the Paris Olympics. Her perseverance and dedication served as an inspiration to aspiring athletes across the country.
On the domestic football scene, Army Ladies made history with their 1-0 victory over Police Ladies in the FA Cup final, courtesy of Deborah Opoku's decisive goal. Ampem Darkoa continued their dominance in the Women's Premier League, securing back-to-back titles over rivals Hasaacas Ladies.
Thelma Baffour joined an elite club by becoming the second Ghanaian woman to win the CAF Women's Champions League, leading TP Mazembe to glory. Abigail Quartey made history in boxing, claiming the WIBF Super Bantamweight title and becoming Ghana's first female world boxing champion.
As the year drew to a close, Sandra Boakye made history as the first female coach to lead a male team to the finals of the Ashanti Regional Inter-Schools and Colleges competition. Although her team, SIMMS Commercial High School, fell to Osei Kyeretwie, Boakye's achievement marked a significant milestone for women in sports.
The Black Maidens capped off the year with a remarkable victory, hosting and winning the inaugural WAFU Zone B U-17 Cup. This achievement served as a fitting conclusion to a year where Ghanaian women in sports continually broke barriers and pushed boundaries.
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