The slow pitch community in Cameroon recently experienced a major boost as the ISPS Cameroon National Director, Mike Andre Akifack, hosted a series of workshops and training sessions aimed at enhancing the skills and knowledge of coaches, referees, and scorekeepers. The event was attended by numerous sports enthusiasts, including dignitaries of the Cameroonian National Olympic Committee, who received honorary diplomas.

The comprehensive training programs featured experts in each domain, focusing on the overall performance and professionalism of the slow-pitch community in Cameroon. A total of 51 attendees completed the workshops and were awarded certificates, including 34 coaches, 10 referees, 3 scorekeepers, 3 administrators, 1 doctor, and 1 nurse.

The list of recipients, showcasing the dedication and enthusiasm for developing slow pitch in Cameroon, includes:

Coaches: Mvondo Nyina Jean, Ndeugoue Lucien, Mboo Raymond B., Ohandza Ernest Junior, Kentsa Anderson, Noah André, Nga Mvondo Vanessa, Soh Romual, Tiomela Langouo Abraham Valéry, Abedieng Bitcheki Julie Marcelle, Feuzefock Tsapé Daniel Arthur, Kenmegne K Serge F, Kueté Zaché Jachson, Garga Alim, Alinga Achile, Missé Songué Robert, Ngong Sandjoumbi, Djiofack Nganndo Révéla, Aissatou, Ondoa Messi Jean B., Zeze Jackson Jourel, Omgba Omgba Luc, Nyambone Lani Orphelie, Djowouo Petkeu Pierre D., Ouassom Mevah Faben, Giowou Arsel, Goufan Bernard, Moukoko Marck, Ekanga Christophe, Yonzo Kuetche Joseph Modeste, Djiofack Nganndo Révéla, Aissatou, Ondoa Messi Jean B., Zeze Jackson Jourel, Omgba Omgba Luc, Nyambone Lani Orphelie, and Ekoto Epse Engolo Isabelle Béatrice, Chokothe Mbiele Christel Christian, Paul Georges Nyogok, Ekani Jeanne, Manga Kevin, kamaha Éric, Atina Tala Romuald, Lontsi Didier, Lontsi Sywestre.

Referees: Chienku Stanley, Djiosseu Simé Jean Prospère, Ndjaki Ndjaki Daniel, TEWE Claude, Atangana Félix Didiè, Alladoum Abdias, Minlo Patrick, Tiomo Djeutsa Ethieris, and Ngono Oliver Nicaise.

Scorekeepers: Kamdem Y. Thierry, Landi P. Lazarine, and Kenkack Victor Berlin.

Administrators: Asséné Mvodo Marousia Janine, Yomba Vincent de Paul, Edjana Camille Onana, and Eyamo Lydie Marie Noël.

Doctor: Kenkack Victor Berlin.

Nurse: Ekoto Epse Engolo Isabelle Béatrice.

The successful conclusion of these workshops marks a significant step forward for Cameroon's slow-pitch community, with the participants now better equipped to contribute to the growth and development of the sport. The dedication and commitment of ISPS to support slow pitch in Cameroon are evident, and the future of the sport in the country looks promising as the newly trained individuals utilize their skills and knowledge to strengthen the community.