The Deaf vs Hearing 7s Club Competition continues to create unforgettable moments for Accra Majestics, and the team’s second match against Deaf Rugby was filled with milestones worth celebrating.
In a dominant 22–0 victory, three players etched their names into a special chapter of the club’s story through determination, growth, and perseverance.
For both Gerald Doku and Abdul Marteen, the match marked a career milestone as they crossed the try line for the very first time in Accra Majestics colours. Every rugby player’s journey is built on moments like these—moments that transform hard work on the training field into tangible success on match day.
Their first-ever tries were not just points on the scoreboard; they were rewards for commitment, resilience, and the willingness to keep improving every time they stepped onto the field.
Adding to the celebrations was Awal Mohammed, who continued his impressive start to the competition by scoring his second try for Accra Majestics. Having opened his account in the previous match against Warriors, Awal showed confidence and composure once again, proving that his first try was only the beginning.
The performance reflected the growth of a young and determined squad that continues to develop with every game. While victories are always welcome, seeing players achieve personal milestones is equally important for the future of the club.
Gerald Doku, Abdul Marteen, and Awal Mohammed gave supporters plenty to cheer about, demonstrating the spirit, dedication, and potential that Accra Majestics strives to nurture in every player.
As the competition progresses, these memorable moments will serve as motivation—not only for the try scorers themselves but for every player working towards their own breakthrough moment.
Congratulations to Gerald Doku and Abdul Marteen on their first-ever tries for Accra Majestics, and congratulations to Awal Mohammed on adding another try to his growing tally.
The future looks bright, and this is only the beginning.
