About Us

Character, Confidence, and Competency

Character, Confidence, and Competency

Game Set Ghana aims to expose children to sport and exercise to develop positive and non-violent methods for dealing with conflicts and loss through the code of sportsmanship.

We are establishing a tennis community within Ghana through sustainable programming and knowledge transfer mechanisms.

From a psychological standpoint, children who play tennis develop skills and strategies that will serve them well in life off the court.

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Testimony of Founder

Testimony of Founder

I started Game Set Ghana after returning from a trip to Africa in the summer of 2006. I traveled throughout Ghana and spent most of my time with the locals.

The people were extraordinary, and I was impressed by their strength and spirit. Children were very eager to learn and always sought interaction.

I noticed many kids playing soccer but did not see one tennis court. Reflecting on the positive influence tennis had on my life, I immediately wanted those children to experience the same.

~ Meg C. Griffin Simons

Board of Directors

Board of Directors

Meg C. Griffin Simons - President and Founder

Meg C. Griffin Simons - President and Founder

Raised in Kansas, attended the University of Maryland on a tennis scholarship, and graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Double Major) in Marketing and International Business.

While competing for the Terrapins, Meg was a two-time all ACC Selection and was voted into the ACC 50th Anniversary Team.

She has been playing tennis for more than 25 years and has coached intermittently for the last ten years and now works in Management for a private company in the United States.

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Christine Setian - Vice President

Christine Setian - Vice President

Christine attended the University of Southern California and graduated in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, and concentrations included Marketing and Entrepreneurship. She also obtained a minor in Fine Arts.

During her first year, Christine competed for the USC Trojans tennis team until being afflicted with wrist and shoulder injuries.

Christine has been involved with tennis clinics in Southern California and following graduation, participated in the areas of retail, web design, and law. Currently, she is heavily involved in the nonprofit community.