CUG Sports Team Presents PUSAG Trophy to Vice Chancellor Ahead of 2026 Games

• May 29, 2026   Category: News

The Sports Team of the Catholic University of Ghana has officially presented the trophy it won at the 2025 Private Universities Students’ Association of Ghana (PUSAG) Games to the Vice Chancellor of the University, Professor Matthew Glover Addo.

The presentation was led by the University’s Sports Coordinator, Mr. Haruna Adomako Barfi Francis, together with members of the victorious team during a brief ceremony held at the Vice Chancellor’s office.

As part of the ceremony, the trophy was first presented to former Vice Chancellor, Prof. Daniels Obeng Ofori, under whose administration the University won the prestigious title, before it was subsequently presented to the current Vice Chancellor, Prof. Matthew Glover Addo.

Professor Addo later presented medals to members of the team, including the Sports Coordinator, in recognition of their outstanding performance and dedication during the competition.

Commending the team, Prof. Addo praised the students for their discipline, determination and excellent conduct throughout the games.

“We are proud of your achievement and the good image you projected for the University during the competition. Sports victories are very important because they bring honour, unity and visibility to the institution,” he stated.

The Vice Chancellor assured the team of Management’s continuous support towards sporting activities on campus.

“Management is ever ready to renovate our sports facilities and give them a facelift to promote better sporting activities on campus. We remain committed to supporting sports development in the University,” Prof. Addo added.

Speaking on behalf of the team, Sports Coordinator Mr. Haruna expressed gratitude to University Management for its support and pledged the team’s readiness to defend the University’s title in the upcoming games.

The University’s sports team is expected to travel to Accra to participate in the 2026PUSAG Games, where they hope to once again make the University proud.