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TFG Signs MoU to benefit Ghanaian Student Athletes

Today, Tennis Foundation Ghana signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the International Student Athlete Program (ISAP).

ISAP provides around the clock support for Student Athletes from College Test prep, choosing a college and acceptance to getting to the college.

The terms of the MoU stipulates that ISAP will have a presence at all TFG ITF Junior World Tour events to provide College Recruitment Services to Student Athletes who are interested in getting into College to pursue their Academic and Athletic goals.

The agreement also outlines that ISAP will provide free services to Ghanaian Student Athletes as they navigate the College entry process.

Mr. Daniele Pilludu, Founder and Director of ISAP and Mr. Roger Crawford, TFG President signed on behalf of their respective organizations.

Photo cred: Karen Radosta.

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