Proud Mother of 15 Year Old Referee Watches Daughter Officiate First Pro Game

• Teen referee Augustina Ofori has officiated her first professional game
• The mother of the 15-year-old showed up to support her daughter
• She officiated Royal Ladies vs Assin Soccer Angels Ladies in Mankessim

Madam Hannah Ofori, the mother of 15-year-old Ghanaian referee, Augustina Ofori, watched her daughter officiate her first professional game.

Augustina, a product of the Catch Them Young Refereeing Policy by the Ghana Football Association, was in charge of a Division One women's league game over the weekend.

The teen sensation handled the match between Mfanteman Royal Ladies FC and Assin Soccer Angels Ladies FC in Mankessim, a town in the Central Region of Ghana.

Augustina's mother stole the moment after she showed up just before the start of the match.

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In photos shared on social media, Madam Ofori made sure she preserved the memories from her daughter's first official game by taking pictures with her.

Augustina was outstanding in her role as Royal Ladies thumped Soccer Angels Ladies 11-2 at the Mankessim Astro Turf.

The Catch Them Young Refereeing Policy was initiated by the GFA following the election of Kurt Okraku as president in 2019. The policy has produced several young referees with many expected to reach great heights in the profession.

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