Theodosia Okoh Hockey Stadium, Field hockey stadium in Accra, Ghana
The Theodosia Okoh Hockey Stadium is a field hockey venue in Accra featuring an Astroturf playing surface and spectator areas designed for clear sightlines. The facility accommodates both training sessions and competitive matches for players of different levels.
The stadium was built to provide Ghana with a modern hockey venue when the country hosted the African Cup for Nations in 2009. This event marked a turning point in how the sport developed in the region.
The stadium bears the name of Theodosia Okoh, a pioneering figure in Ghanaian field hockey who shaped women's involvement in the sport. Visitors can sense how the venue connects to the country's sporting pride and development.
The stadium is accessible by public transport and car, being centrally located in Accra. Visitors should prepare for hot weather and bring sun protection if watching daytime matches.
The venue functions as the central training ground for both men's and women's national teams preparing for international play. It also hosts domestic league matches and runs youth programs that develop young talent.
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