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KGL U17 Colts 2026: Prempeh Elite Academy, Brong Ahafo lead groups after Matchday Two

Prempeh College sit top of Group A with a perfect six points from two matches after maintaining their winning start to the competition.

KGL U17 Colts 2026: Prempeh Elite Academy, Brong Ahafo lead groups after Matchday Two

On Matchday Two of the 2026 KGL Foundation Inter-Regional U17 Colts Championship, elite Academy Prempeh College and Brong Ahafo have emerged as the frontrunners in Groups A and B, respectively. The leaders boast a perfect record of six points from two matches, with Prempeh College maintaining their winning start, while Greater Accra is closely following in second place on six points.

Upper East Region and Volta Region occupy third and fourth places, respectively, with four and two points. Meanwhile, Central Region and Northern Region are yet to accumulate any points after two matches.

In Group B, Brong Ahafo has also started their campaign flawlessly, winning both their opening fixtures and leading the group with six points. Western Region is in second place with four points, and Elite Academy BIG Boss is third, also on four points. Upper West Region is in fourth place with two points, level with defending champions Ashanti Region, who are fifth. Eastern Region remains at the bottom of the table without a point yet.

The Inter-Regional U17 Colts Championship, sponsored by the KGL Foundation and part of the Ghana Football Association's Talent Development Scheme, is providing an essential platform for Ghana's young football talents to display their skills and gain valuable competitive experience. With two matchdays completed, the race for promotion is intensifying, with Prempeh College and Brong Ahafo setting a strong pace while several teams are still within striking distance of the top positions.

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