ABaCoDe Wraps Up First Inter-Community League

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ABaCoDe Ghana's first ever inter-community league ended over the weekend. Fueled by the lack of an organized league for youth(U15), the organization created the league to cater for their kids' game needs from all four communities ABaCoDe runs after school programs in. Exciting games were played every Saturday at the CYCC Court, Kawukudi among the teams. The championship day went great, the post on ABaCoDe's facebook read:
 
''It happened yesterday, after months of hard work and determination, the time had finally come to crown the Champions and reward those who excelled on and off the court! 6 teams, 8 matches, mad skills, all of it on ONE court! Big ups to Youngsters who came 4th, Golden Boys (3rd), Bravehearts (2nd) and Shining Stars (1st). It was a long journey but we have made it! We also have to mention Lady Soldiers and Spartans who played in great exhibition games. Thanks to all participants!''
 
According to country director of ABaCoDe, Marie-Eve Lemieux, the next season of the league is scheduled to start soon, this time with other non-ABaCoDe teams competiting as well.

Theophilus Mensah is a Ghanaian basketball documentarian who has followed the game in Ghana for close to a decade. He travels across the counrty documenting all aspects of basketball culture in Ghana. His work was recently featured in Roads and Kingdoms.

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