Kwabi navigated a competitive field in the group stage to secure her place in the main draw. In the round of 16, she defeated Millicent Mettle 3–0. In the quarterfinals, she overcame Celia Baah Danso 4-1, before defeating Hilda Agbottah 4–2 in a tightly contested semifinal.

The final against Joanita Borteye was anticipated to be a fierce contest, but Kwabi asserted control early. Maintaining sharp placement and steady tempo, she secured a convincing 4–1 victory to seal the championship.

Notably, the tournament also marked the end of Augustina Baidoo’s quest for a third consecutive Sheroes title, as the two-time champion settled for a joint third-place finish, bringing her impressive run in the series to a halt.

Joanita Borteye finished as runner-up after an impressive run to the final, while Hilda Agbottah and Augustina Baidoo claimed joint third-place honours.

Kwabi’s triumph marks a significant statement in the Sheroes Series, adding a new champion to the growing legacy of the tournament and setting the tone for the upcoming “Show Time” edition of the Sheroes Series on 21st of February 2026 at the Accra Sports Stadium.

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Kwabi progressed from a competitive group stage before cruising past Millicent Mettle 3–0 in the round of 16. She followed up with a commanding 4–1 victory over Celia Baah Danso in the quarterfinals and defeated Hilda Agbottah 4–2 in the semifinals to book her place in the final.

The highly anticipated final against Joanita Borteye, however, proved less dramatic than expected, as Kwabi asserted control early and maintained her composure to seal a convincing 4–1 win.

The result brings an end to Baidoo’s impressive run in the Sheroes Series. The two-time champion had been chasing a third straight crown but had to settle for a joint third-place finish.

Joanita Borteye finished as runner-up after an impressive campaign, while Hilda Agbottah and Augustina Baidoo claimed joint third place.

Kwabi’s victory adds a new name to the Sheroes honours list and sets the stage for the upcoming “Show Time” edition of the series scheduled for February 21, 2026, at the Accra Sports Stadium.

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The team, comprising Joanita Borteye and Israel Aklie, with Cynthia Kwabi as head of delegation, will take part in the elite training programme from December 4th to 13th, 2025, at the Chengdu National key table tennis training school in Chengdu.

Israel and Joanita who are both on the Olympic Solidarity Youth Athlete Development Programme, will be receiving support from the ITTF with targeted training programmes in preparation for competitions and tournaments.

The programme is a significant opportunity for Ghana’s young table tennis talents, providing them with world-class training and exposure to international competition.

As part of the ITTF leadership Programme, Cynthia Kwabi will also participate in the special pathway for female table tennis leaders, further enhancing her skills and knowledge in the sport.

The leader of the Ghana Table Tennis Association, Mawuko Afadzinu, expressed his enthusiasm about the invitation, stating, “This rarefied invitation is a significant opportunity for the nation, and for the participating players and officials, as the Global Youth training camp is an elite super high-performance training programme for the best global prospects in table tennis.

“The association is optimistic that the training will help the young talents to improve their skills and continue to compete at the international level”.

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The veteran players displayed exceptional skill, discipline, and resilience, further strengthening Ghana’s growing reputation as a dominant force in African table tennis.