Ghana's Black Damsels head to Prampram this October to start building the squad they hope will conquer the WAFU B U-15 Girls tournament.
Ghana's next generation of female football talent is about to step into the spotlight. The Black Damsels will kick off their WAFU B U-15 Girls preparations with a screening camp at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram, with players due to report on Friday, October 30, 2026.
The first phase of the exercise runs until November 6 and gives the technical team a close look at the young players competing for places. The goal is simple: spot the girls with the ability, hunger and discipline to carry the Ghana badge at the regional tournament in December.
The work does not stop there. The squad will reconvene for the second phase of camping on Tuesday, November 17, giving the coaches more time to sharpen the group, test combinations and move closer to a final selection.
With the tournament only weeks away, the next few weeks in Prampram will matter. Every training session is a chance for a young player to make her case, and for Ghana to lay the foundation for a strong, competitive campaign in the WAFU B region.
