Juliana Storey re-Elected President of Rugby League Federation Ghana

In a decisive show of confidence and continuity, Mrs Juliana Storey has been re-elected as President of the Rugby League Federation Ghana (RLFG) following the Federation’s board elections held on Saturday, July 6, 2025.

An accomplished education consultant, Madam Storey has played a pivotal role in the rapid growth of rugby league in Ghana.

Under her stewardship over the past two years, the Federation has witnessed significant milestones — from expanding grassroots participation and organising nationwide tournaments to delivering coaching and officiating courses and deepening strategic partnerships with local and international stakeholders.

Speaking after her re-election, Madam Storey conveyed deep appreciation for the mandate given her to lead once again.

“This is a moment of renewed purpose. Rugby league in Ghana has come a long way, but there is much more ahead. Together with the newly elected board, I am committed to growing the game, developing our youth, and taking Ghana to the world stage,” she stated.

A New Era of Leadership and Opportunity

The new RLFG Board, elected to serve from July 2025 to July 2027, features a dynamic blend of professionals with expertise spanning education, finance, corporate leadership, and sports management. The board members are:

Juliana Storey – Educational Consultant (President), Daniel Oko Djanie – Events, Brands and Marketing professional (Vice President), Rob Oram – CEO, Hapag-Lloyd (Treasurer), George Morgan – CEO, Shamore Herbal (Ghana), David Akomeah Asokwah – District Director of Education, Afigya Kwabre South, Ekua Ofori – Legal and Governance, Hubert Leo-Mensah – Sports Management Consultant.

The Federation’s renewed leadership is expected to advance key priorities, including youth development, regional expansion, enhanced women’s participation, and international competitiveness.

The re-election of Madam Storey signals stability, vision, and an unrelenting drive to position Ghana as a formidable force in global rugby league.

As the RLFG charts its path forward, all eyes are on the Federation to lead with integrity, ambition, and unity — embodying the values of the sport and the aspirations of a new generation of Ghanaian athletes- Remond Safi (Regional Manager, Middle East and Africa Rugby League)