The Kalibi Volleyball Club has taken a bold step forward in Ghana’s volleyball scene with the official commissioning of its new court in Kawukudi, Accra. This milestone event not only strengthens the club’s commitment to developing volleyball talent but also highlights the need for greater media coverage and support for the sport in Ghana.
GAVA President Applauds Kalibi Sporting Club’s Efforts
The commissioning event was honored by the presence of Ghana Volleyball Association (GAVA) President, Mr. George Tettey, who commended Kalibi Sporting Club for its unmatched dedication to volleyball development. He highlighted a key achievement—25 players from Kalibi Volleyball Club are now playing professional volleyball, showcasing the club’s impact on the sport. Mr. Tettey further urged the media to give volleyball more attention, stating that media exposure is crucial for the sport’s growth.
“Volleyball has the potential to bring communities together and elevate Ghana’s sports reputation. We need the media to highlight these efforts and showcase the incredible talents we have,”
Mr. George Tettey Esq.
Kalibi’s Vision for the Future
With the new volleyball court now operational, Kalibi Volleyball Club is setting its sights on:
✔️ Hosting local and national volleyball tournaments
✔️ Expanding its youth development programs
✔️ Strengthening Ghana’s presence in regional and international volleyball competitions
This latest achievement cements Kalibi Sporting Club as a leader in grassroots sports development in Ghana. As we continue to push boundaries, we invite stakeholders, fans, and the media to rally behind volleyball and help take the game to new heights.