The 2025/26 Northern Regional Football Association Women’s Division One League season came to a thrilling conclusion, with Nasara Ladies and Golden Maidens emerging as champions of Zones 1A and 1B respectively, marking a significant milestone in women’s football development in the region.
Nasara Ladies showcased consistency, resilience, and attacking brilliance throughout the campaign to clinch the Division 1A title. Their journey to the शीर्ष was defined by disciplined defending and clinical finishing, earning them crucial victories against some of the toughest sides in the zone. Week after week, they demonstrated why they were serious contenders, eventually separating themselves from the chasing pack to secure a well-deserved triumph.
In Zone 1B, Golden Maidens mirrored that dominance with an equally impressive run. The team combined youthful energy with tactical discipline, making them one of the most exciting sides to watch this season. Their ability to control games and deliver under pressure proved decisive as they edged past rivals to lift the title and cement their status as champions.
The achievements of both Nasara Ladies and Golden Maidens highlight the steady growth of women’s football under the auspices of the Ghana Football Association and its regional bodies. The Northern Regional Football Association continues to play a crucial role in nurturing talent and providing a competitive platform for female footballers to excel.
With their respective titles secured, attention now shifts to the next phase, where both teams are expected to carry the region’s hopes into higher levels of competition. Their success not only brings pride to their clubs but also serves as inspiration for young girls across Northern Ghana to pursue the sport.
As the curtain falls on an exciting season, Nasara Ladies and Golden Maidens stand tall as worthy champions, having written their names into the history of the Northern Region’s women’s league.
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