2026 GFA Elite U15 Girls Championship kicks off on Friday

Wed 03rd Jun, 2026 22:43

The 2026 GFA Elite U15 Girls Championship will begin on Friday, June 5, at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram.

The tournament comes just days after the successful conclusion of the Elite U15 Boys Championship and forms part of FIFA's Talent Development Scheme (TDS).

All ten Regional Football Associations will be represented by their U15 girls' select teams as they compete for honours and the opportunity to showcase their talent.

The championship will run from June 5 to June 10 and is expected to feature some of the country's most promising young female footballers.

The competition serves as an important platform for talent identification and player development, with coaches and technical officials expected to closely monitor performances throughout the tournament.

Over the years, the championship has become a key pathway for young players aiming to progress into Ghana's national youth teams.

The tournament also reflects the Ghana Football Association's continued commitment to developing women's football at the grassroots level.

Scouts and coaches will use the competition to assess emerging talents as part of the FA's long-term player development programme.

With six days of football scheduled, the championship is expected to provide exciting action while helping to identify the next generation of stars for Ghana women's football.

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2026 GFA Elite U15 Girls Championship starts on Friday

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