The 2025 Super Volleyball Championship wrapped up in style, with hundreds of fans flocking to the Borteyman Sports Complex for the grand finale. Over seven days, spectators enjoyed thrilling action and electrifying performances from eight teams representing Ghana, Nigeria, and Benin.
In the end, the Ghana Army and Nigeria’s Customs Service claimed the trophies in the men’s and women’s categories respectively. In the women’s final, Nigeria’s Customs team completely dominated Ghana’s Air Force team..
The Nigerians left nothing to chance, sweeping the match 3-0 to claim the top spot and the ultimate prize. Meanwhile, Police’s women, after an impressive tournament run, fell to El Wak Queens in the third-place playoff..
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In an all Ghana encounter in the men’s third place playoff game, Prisons came from a set down to claim a 3-2 win over Air Force.
The final saw a blockbuster encounter between Ghana Army and Ghana Police, with the former coming from one set down to win 3-1.
Organisers were left impressed with the success of the fourth edition of the tournament and promised to make it bigger and better in subsequent years.
There were awards for the top performers from the fourth edition of the tournament while the winners took home medals and cash prizes.
Source: Accra Sports News
Last Updated on April 26, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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