Excitement Builds as West African University Games Sports Schedule Unveiled, Starts Monday

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In an announcement that has sparked excitement among sports enthusiasts and academics alike, the organizers of the West African University Games have released a detailed schedule for the upcoming event, set to commence on Monday, December 18. The comprehensive schedule is now available in the official event magazine, promising four days of intense and thrilling competition.

The Games, renowned for showcasing the athletic prowess of university students across West Africa, will kick off with a dynamic array of track and field events. On Day 1, spectators can look forward to an exhilarating mix of athletics, featuring both track and field events for men and women, along with a captivating mixed relay race comprising two men and two women from each university. The rules permit each university to field up to two athletes per individual event and one team for each relay, setting the stage for a fierce but friendly contest.
Day 2 shifts the spotlight to the dynamic world of 3×3 basketball. This fast-paced, energetic format will see male and female teams from various universities battle it out on the court. Each team is allowed a maximum of four players per gender, ensuring a level playing field and promising some close-fought matches.

The excitement continues on Day 3 with table tennis, a sport renowned for its speed, precision, and skill. The day's events will be divided into men's, women's, and mixed doubles categories, offering a range of competitions for the enthusiasts of this fast-paced game.
The grand finale on Day 4 will feature tennis, encompassing men's and women's singles and doubles, as well as mixed doubles. Participants will showcase their prowess in what promises to be a display of skill, agility, and sportsmanship. Universities will have the opportunity to present two players for each singles event and one pair for each doubles event in both table tennis and tennis, making for a broad and inclusive representation.


As the countdown to the Games begins, universities across West Africa are gearing up for what promises to be a memorable showcase of talent and sportsmanship, all set against the backdrop of fostering unity and cultural exchange.

LIST OF UNIVERSITIES AVAILABLE FOR WAUG OPENING CEREMONY
1. University of Ghana
2. Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (ghana)
3. university of education,Winneba (ghana)
4. university for Development Studies (ghana)
5. Akenten Appiah Menkah university of skills training and entrepreneur development GHANA (AAMUSTED)
6. university of ilorin
7. Lagos state university of education
8. Lagos state university
9. Ambrose Ali university
10. ibrahim Babangida university (Niger state)
11. Afe Babalola university ( Ekiti state)
12. Delta state University
13. Osun State University
14. University of Ibadan
15. Delta state University
16. Federal university of Oye Ekiti
17. University of Lagos
18. Kwasu state University
19. Bayero University
20. Benson Idahosa University
21. Ekiti State University
22. University of Abuja

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