The Ghana Rugby Eagles Women welcomed a special guest from South Africa as renowned rugby coach Njabulo Siphelsihle Zulu visited Ghana for a valuable rugby development engagement.
Coach Zulu, a respected schoolboy rugby coach, currently serves as the First XV Rugby Coach and Head of the Scholarship Mentor Programme at King Edward VII School (KES) in Johannesburg, South Africa.
As part of his visit, Coach Zulu conducted a specialised training session with the Ghana Rugby Eagles Women at the University of Ghana Rugby Stadium, sharing his knowledge, experience and coaching expertise with the players.
The session provided the Eagles Women with an opportunity to gain valuable technical insights while enhancing their understanding of the game and contributing to the continued development of women’s rugby in Ghana.
Coach Zulu’s engagement also provided an important platform for knowledge exchange between rugby stakeholders in South Africa and Ghana, further strengthening the connection between the two rugby communities.
The Ghana Rugby Eagles Women expressed their appreciation to Coach Njabulo Siphelsihle Zulu for his time, contribution and commitment to sharing his expertise with the team.
His visit and training session are expected to contribute positively to the technical growth and development of the players as Ghana continues to build the foundation of women’s rugby.
The Ghana Rugby Eagles Women look forward to welcoming Coach Zulu back to Ghana in the future.