Grace Asantewaa

Grace Asantewaa

athlete Ghana

Grace Asantewaa is a midfielder for the Black Queens, focusing on refining her skills during the team's training camp for the WAFCON 2024.

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Ghana Ghana: Grace Asantewaa is a key player who scored in the first leg for the Black Queens. 7

Rosalind K Amoh Kurt Simon Okraku Tony Baffoe Doris Boaduwaa Mary Amponsah
Daily Graphic – state-owned Ghanaian newspaper, est. 1950: Bonus row casts dark shadow over Queens’ WAFCON campaign

Ghana Ghana: Grace Asantewaa was found dead in a pool of blood, leading to her husband's arrest. 5

Albert Cobbina Emmanuel Wiafe Adu David Kwabi
Daily Graphic – state-owned Ghanaian newspaper, est. 1950: Kumasi tragedy: Husband suspected in wife’s death remanded by court

Morocco Morocco: Grace Asantewaa controlled the midfield for the Black Queens. 6

Sakina Ouzraoui Diki Ibtissam Jraidi Cynthia Konlan Jennifer Cudjoe Ghizlane Chebbak Sanaa Mssoudy Doris Boaduwaa Chantelle Boye Hlorkah Fatima Tagnaout Imane Saoud Khadija Er Rmichi
Le Matin – prominent French-language Moroccan newspaper: CAN féminine : au bout du suspense, les Lionnes de l'Atlas se hissent en finale

Ghana Ghana: Grace Asantewaa is one of the midfielders for Ghana's Black Queens. 7

Kerrie Mccarthy Cynthia Fiindib Konlan Afi Amenyaku Ernestina Abambilla Susan Duah Josephine Bonsu Portia Boakye Nina Norshie Comfort Yeboah Louisa Aniwaa Anastasia Achiaa Nancy Amoh Evelyn Badu Chantelle B Hlorkah Jacqueline Owusu Stella Nyamekye Jennifer Cudjoe Alice Kusi Doris Boaduwaa Wasima Mohammed Sherifatu Sumaila Princella Adubea Princess Marfo
Daily Graphic – state-owned Ghanaian newspaper, est. 1950: Black Queens move camp to Siaïda ahead of WAFCON 2024 (PHOTOS)