The city of Tamale is set to come alive with thrilling table tennis action as the Damba Table Tennis Championship returns on May 30, 2026, at the Tamale Senior High School Old Assembly Hall.

The championship, which continues to grow in popularity, is expected to attract some of the country’s top table tennis players in both the male and female categories for what promises to be another exciting and highly competitive edition.

Organizers of the tournament have announced attractive prize packages for participants, with winners in both the men’s and women’s singles categories set to receive GHS10,000 each.

Runners-up in both categories will take home GHS5,000, while joint third-place finishers will receive GHS3,000 each.

In a move aimed at promoting player welfare and creating a memorable experience for participants, organizers will provide free accommodation for players and officials throughout the competition. Participants will also enjoy free breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the event.

One of the major highlights of this year’s championship is a special safari experience at Mole National Park for the top 16 players, adding a unique tourism and cultural aspect to the competition.

The Damba Table Tennis Championship has already established itself as one of the notable tournaments on the local table tennis calendar following two successful editions.

In the maiden edition, Emmanuel Ofori triumphed over Reginald Addo Ankamah of Table Tennis Hawks in the men’s final to win the championship, while Eva Adom-Amankwaa defeated Cecelia Fremah to clinch the women’s trophy.

The second edition saw James Marfo capture the men’s crown, with Augustina Baidoo emerging victorious in the female category.

With a growing reputation for quality organization, hospitality, and competitive matches, this year’s championship is expected to further boost the development of table tennis in Northern Ghana while providing a platform for players to showcase their talent.

The tournament is also anticipated to strengthen sports tourism in the region by combining competitive table tennis with the rich cultural atmosphere of Tamale and the unique experience of visiting Mole National Park.

As anticipation builds ahead of the May 30 showdown, players and fans alike will be looking forward to another memorable edition of the Damba Table Tennis Championship.