The trophy, delivered to campus on Friday, July 22nd, 2005. It reads Prempeh.org Soccer Challenge: Inter Houses League Championship. Ribbons have not been placed on it yet. The trophy for Most Valuable Player and Goal King are now being designed.

The top of the trophy. The trophy will come with significant amount of cash for the winner. The exact amount is yet to be determined. The MVP and Goal-King trophies are portable personal trophies intended for keeping by the winner. To this end, it will have a special citation ingrained on it, taking into consideration the winners' names and the particular achievement. For example, the goal-king trophy may carry the citation, John Doe - for scoring 20 goals in the 2005 Prempeh.org Soccer League.

The bottom of the trophy. We will put up another trophy for the Prempeh-OWASS face-off. The Prempeh league champ faces the champ of Santasi. Should we call it the AkataAman or Amanakata trophy? Next year, the Akatakyie could put up a trophy for another battle.

Sports master Mr. Asare Lartey with the trophy. He says prempeh.org has a nice taste and he remains enamored of the whole trophy and keeps asking about the price of it.

Sports Prefect Collins and captain of the school team, Ahmed Amoako holding the trophy

Ramseyer house lineup. Because 2 of the 3 Prempeh fields have just been regrassed, we are sparing those for now, in order to allow the grass to grow. This one being used is the one Asante Kotoko FC used to train on. It is now regularly used by KESSBEN FC.

Serwah house lineup

Ramseyer's Eric Goloe checking the nets just before the kick-off.

Coach advising the players of the importance of fair play. Mr. Asare Lartey advised them about the "balls don't get past me" mentality, which usually promotes harsh tackling and serious injuries.

Serwah boys listening to the Coach. Presidential Chief of Staff, Mr. Kwadwo Mpianin was a great soccer player for Serwah House in the 1960s.

The posters the visual arts students, especially Ahmed and Okei, made and posted at vantage points all over campus. There is a notation on this poster that states that we are awarding C5,000.00 per goal scored. This is what caused the graduating seniors, who are ineligible to participate, to rush to the field and assume positions on the field, claiming that they need to score goals and win some money. It took the sports master to drive them off the field.