Mother and Daughter Duo Christabel and Charity Dasbak Win Gold for UNIJOS at 27th NUGA Games
Christabel and Charity Dasbak etched their names into NUGA history, proving that love for the game and family connection can create sporting magic.
It was a moment of pure emotion and history at the 27th Nigerian University Games (NUGA) in Jos, Plateau State, as Christabel and Charity Dasbak—a mother and daughter duo—teamed up to win gold for the University of Jos (UNIJOS) in the women’s doubles squash event.
The pair’s remarkable partnership captivated spectators at the New Jos Stadium as they outclassed the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) team to clinch the top medal. Their seamless coordination and spirited communication on court reflected not only their shared skill but also a deeper connection rooted in family and passion.
For many in attendance, it was a moment that transcended competition — a story of legacy, mentorship, and the unbreakable bond between generations. Christabel, the daughter, played with calm precision, while her mother, Charity, brought composure and experience that guided them through tight rallies.
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The Dasbak family’s impact on UNIJOS squash extended beyond their doubles win. The duo also joined forces with Nanribet Dasbak and Patience Danjuma in the team event, where UNIJOS defeated the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) 2–0 to add another victory to their university’s medal tally.
The victory drew widespread admiration across the tournament grounds, as students and officials celebrated the inspiring sight of a mother and daughter sharing the same court, representing their school, and ultimately bringing home gold.
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It was more than just a sporting triumph — it was a celebration of family values, resilience, and the power of sport to unite generations under a common dream.
