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Liberia: Gbarnga Set to Host ISSA National School Finals

Monrovia – The Inter School Sports Association (ISSA) has announced that the finals of its 2024/2025 national league will be held in Gbarnga City, Bong County, beginning July 14, 2025. The matches in both football and kickball will take place at the David Kuyon Sports Stadium.


By A. Macaulay Sombai | [email protected]


A total of nine schools from across Liberia will compete in the finals. These include four schools from Montserrado County, three from Bong County, and two schools representing the remaining 13 counties.

ISSA President Gar Zepu confirmed the tournament schedule and called on sports directors from participating schools to ensure their teams arrive on time to avoid delays in the competition.

“I’m very sure that everything is on course for our league scheduled to take place in Bong County,” Zepu said, reaffirming the organization’s preparedness for the event.

According to Zepu, the 2024/2025 league officially kicked off in October 2024. The upcoming finals will feature county champions and runners-up who have advanced to the group stage in Bong County.

He emphasized the need for strong coordination between school sports directors and ISSA officials to maintain discipline and effective management of student-athletes during the finals.

Zepu highlighted that the league’s broader goal is to foster the development of sporting talent and promote good behavior among students from member schools.

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