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BHOBU 2003 crowned Tsitsi champions

The 2003 Year Group of the Bishop Herman Old Boys Union (BHOBU 2003) have been crowned ‘Tsitsi’ Champions of the 10th edition of the BHOBU Games after an impressive unbeaten campaign. The annual alumni fun games, held at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, attracted hundreds of Old Boys, GEMS from the Past Old Girls … The post BHOBU 2003 crowned Tsitsi champions appeared first on Ghanaian…

BHOBU 2003 crowned Tsitsi champions

The Bishop Herman Old Boys Union's 2003 Year Group have been named the "Tsitsi" Champions of the 10th BHOBU Games after a perfect run of matches. The annual alumni sports tournament held at the University of Ghana's Stadium drew a large crowd, including alumni, GEMS, professionals and politicians. In a thrilling final, BHOBU 2003 edged out BHOBU 2005 2-0 to claim the trophy and cement their place in BHOBU Games history.

The team's dominance was evident from the start, with a 2-1 win over BHOBU 2000 followed by a dominant 3-0 victory over BHOBU 2002 in the semi-finals. Maintaining their unbeaten record, BHOBU 2003 were crowned the best team of the landmark edition, earning the coveted 'He-Goat' trophy. The triumphant players and supporters celebrated their historic win, leaving a lasting impression on the BHOBU community.

The player and goalkeeper awards went to Jeffrey Kanyi Teiko and Tsetse Dominic respectively. The winners hinted at plans for a victory party and a reunion for their GEMS, particularly members of POGA 2003. Organizers praised the energy and spirit of the Old Boys, hoping the tradition would continue to thrive as the BHOBU family gathers to mark the college's 75th anniversary.

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