Dragons RLC Lead Rugby League Standings as Ghana Athletics Endorses 2026 Accra Inter-City Marathon

Round Two of the RLFG 13’s Men’s Championship has resumed with high-scoring displays and significant shifts in the league table following the mid-season break. Defending champions Bulls RLC made an emphatic statement by defeating Titans RLC 44-4. The star of the match was Richard Browne Asare, whose four-try haul demonstrated the Bulls' offensive depth as they look to retain their title. Meanwhile, Accra Panthers RLC delivered the most lopsided result of the round, crushing Skolars RLC with a 60-0 victory, having already established a massive 44-0 lead by halftime.

The current standings see Dragons RLC maintaining their position at the top of the table with 18 points, despite their latest points coming via a 30-0 walkover after Nungua Tigers RLC failed to fulfill their fixture. Bulls RLC follow in second place with 15 points, while Accra Panthers RLC sit in third with 12 points. With the competition intensifying, the upcoming fixtures will be crucial for teams aiming to secure favorable playoff positions in what is becoming a highly competitive season for Ghanaian rugby league.

In athletics news, Ghana Athletics (GA) has officially thrown its weight behind the Tampico Accra Inter-City Marathon, scheduled for October 10, 2026. The endorsement from the national governing body marks a significant step in professionalizing long-distance running in the country. For the first time, the event will implement an electronic timing system, a move designed to ensure absolute accuracy in results and to bring the race in line with international standards. This technological upgrade is expected to benefit winners seeking to use their times for qualification in future international competitions.

The marathon will cater to a wide range of participants, featuring both a 21-kilometer race for seasoned athletes and a 5-kilometer run for fitness enthusiasts and social clubs. Both races will start and finish at the Trust Sport Emporium in Accra, taking runners through a scenic and historic route across the capital's streets. Beyond the physical challenge, the event promises a festive atmosphere with entertainment along the route, while top performers stand to win cash prizes, medals, and various souvenirs. This blend of professional competition and community engagement highlights a growing momentum for diverse sporting disciplines across Ghana.