History will be made at the Borteyman Sports Stadium this weekend as the Badminton Grand Slam 2026 hosts its first-ever all-Ghanaian Women’s Doubles final.
Rachael Quarcoo & Moslena Ama Korama Adu will face Victoria Asmah & Alana Faith Sullo in a match that guarantees gold for Ghana, but promises much more — national pride, crucial ranking points, and momentum in the race to LA 2028 Olympic qualification.
Quarcoo and Adu have been the tournament’s dominant pair. Their chemistry, quick net play, and fearless smashes have carried them past top-seeded opponents all week.
Moslena brings the weight of experience, with proven medals at both national and international level. Rachael complements her with raw power and composure under pressure. Together, they have looked unstoppable.
Standing in their way is the tournament’s breakout duo. Victoria Asmah and Alana Faith Sullo have played with nothing to lose and everything to prove. Victoria’s exceptional court coverage paired with Alana’s sharp finishing has made them the story of the week as they battled through tough periods to reach the final.
While gold is assured to stay home, the stakes extend beyond the podium. The result will impact national rankings and contribute valuable points toward qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
But for the players and organizers, the final represents something bigger: a moment to inspire the next generation of badminton players watching from the stands and on TV across Ghana.
