The Ghana Football Association has officially announced the ten winners of the Regional Women’s Division One Leagues, marking a significant milestone in the development of women’s football nationwide. The champions, selected from each of the ten regions, will now advance to the next phase of competition as they aim for promotion to the Women’s Premier League. The achievement highlights the growing competitiveness and talent across the grassroots level of the women’s game.
Oaks FC won the Greater Accra regional Division One League, while former Premier League side Essiam Socrates Ladies emerged winners from the Central Region.
PearlPia Ladies and Ashtown Ladies fought hard to make it to the Division One League championship after emerging winners of the Northern Region and Ashanti Region, respectively.
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Ashtown Ladies and PearlPia Ladies were promoted to the 2025/2026 Malta Guinness Women’s Premier League after finishing first and second in the Northern zone playoffs.
Oak FC beat Sissamba Ladies to win the Greater Accra Regional Women’s Division One League.
Find below the winners from the Ten Regional Division One Leagues:
Last Updated on March 28, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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