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Flagship Game · Est. Port Harcourt

BOMSY WALL TENNIS

Bringing racket fitness sport to your doorstep. A homegrown racquet sport played against a numbered wall board — already contested in schools and universities, with its sights on the world stage.

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LATEST
VALENTINE CUP SEASON 2 CROWNS ITS SECONDARY-SCHOOL CHAMPIONS  •  RIVERS STATE INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITION — COMING SOON  •  WIPO WORLD IP DAY TOP-20 FINALIST
How It's Played

RACQUET. BALL. NUMBERED BOARD.

Played with a racquet and a tennis ball against a wall-mounted board of numbered circles, players score by landing hits inside a target zone marked by two lines four feet apart — two rounds, seven minutes each.

Racquet & numbered board
2 rounds · 7 minutes each
Singles format
Player posed with racquet in front of the Bomsy Wall Tennis board
Ready to serve, Herbert Wigwe Auditorium
Our Origin

BORN IN PORT HARCOURT.

Bomsy Wall Tennis was born when founder Pastor Boma Willie-Pepple started hitting a tennis ball against a wall and, drawing on tennis and squash, decided to turn it into a game — developing it further with two tennis-playing friends before it debuted at Rivers State University of Science and Technology during Postgraduate Students Sports Week.

Tournaments & Results

ON THE CALENDAR.

DEBUT · 2024

RSUST POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS SPORTS WEEK

Launch event · Completed

SEASON 1

DIETAMS INT'L SCHOOLS PH BWT TOURNAMENT

Singles format · Completed

SEASON 2 · 2025

VALENTINE CUP — SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Rivers State · Completed

COMING SOON

RIVERS STATE INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITION

Registration opening soon

Press & Recognition

MAKING NATIONAL AND GLOBAL HEADLINES.

WIPO World IP Day 2026 Youth Video Competition finalist announcement
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

WIPO World IP Day Youth Competition Finalist

Bomsy Wall Tennis made the top 20 finalists out of 180 entries from 43 countries.

PRESS · VANGUARD NEWS, SEP 2024

"Bomsy Wall Tennis Births In Port Harcourt"

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The Bomsy Report

FROM SENATE COMMITTEE TO SCHOOL COURTS.

The Bomsy Wall Tennis Report, Issue #001, April 2025
REPORT 1 · APRIL 2025

Revolutionising Racquet Sports In Nigeria

Senator Abdul Ahmed Ningi responds to the presentation of Bomsy Wall Tennis at the National Assembly
REPORT 2 · FEBRUARY 2026

Presented To The National Assembly

“Nigerians have super brains… with people like you, I am sure the sky is the limit.” — Sen. Abdul Ahmed Ningi, Chairman, Senate Committee on Sports

Senator Magnus Ngei Abe endorses Bomsy Wall Tennis
REPORT 3 · APRIL 2026

A Court At The NUPRC Chairman's Doorstep

Sen. Magnus Ngei Abe hosts a BWT court installation as the game reaches Township School, Government Comprehensive Secondary School Borokiri, Federal School of Arts and Science Ogoja, and Rivers State University.