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🇷🇪 RECE Os Trade Boardrooms for Boots in Joysports 2026 Penalty Shootout

Chief Executive Officers swapped boardroom routines for football boots in a lively CEO Penalty Shootout at the 2026 JoySports Invitational Tournament. The executives took to the pitch at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium on Saturday, August 29, to test their football skills in one of the tournament's most entertaining attractions. With the pressure of the boardroom replaced by the pressure of the penalty spot, the CE Os took turns facing the goalpost, with each kick met by cheers and encouragement from colleagues and supporters.
The shootout brought out a different side of the executives as they battled for bragging rights while enjoying the competitive but relaxed atmosphere of the tournament. For some, it was a chance to showcase their football ability; for others, the challenge was simply to keep their nerve when standing 12 yards from goal. The fun-filled contest formed part of a packed programme at the JoySports Invitational Tournament, which brings together corporate organisations for a day of sport, fitness, recreation and networking.
The tournament has featured several sporting and recreational activities, including football, table tennis, chess, scrabble, draughts, ludo and swimming. The event continues to offer executives a platform to engage in friendly competition while fostering networking and team spirit beyond the office environment. The shootout was among the highlights of the day, drawing enthusiastic participation from the corporate leaders in attendance.
The tournament's mix of competitive sport and social interaction has made it a popular fixture on the corporate calendar, with the CEO Penalty Shootout emerging as a crowd favourite. Organisers expect the event to grow further in future editions, building on the success of this year's gathering at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium.
Source: MyJoyOnline News
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