05/10/2026
COACH LEWIS LEWIS FINALLY SPEAKS FOLLOWING HIS MOVE FROM GRAND CAPE MOUNT TO RIVER GEE COUNTY
The much-talked-about coaching move in Liberian kickball has now received a personal response from veteran coach Lewis Lewis, following his decision to leave Grand Cape Mount County and join River Gee County ahead of the upcoming National County Sports Meet.
After the announcement of his new assignment as Deputy Coach of the River Gee County Kickball Team, Coach Lewis Lewis has taken to his social media platform to publicly appreciate the people who played key roles in making the move possible.
Among those receiving special recognition is Mr. Claus Massaquoi, popularly known as “Mass 400,” President of Destiny Kickball Club and Founder of the Mass Charity Foundation.
In his message, Coach Lewis Lewis expressed deep appreciation to Massaquoi for his efforts and support, while also making a strong commitment to deliver results in his new assignment.
Coach Lewis Lewis said:
“Let me extend my thanks to my manager, Claus Massaquoi, for your job well done. Remember, I will not disappoint you.”
That statement has generated attention within the kickball community, as it reflects the confidence and trust between Coach Lewis Lewis and Mr. Claus Massaquoi.
But Coach Lewis did not stop there.
He also extended special thanks to three individuals whom he described as his advisors, recognizing their guidance and support throughout the process.
Mr. Depaye Anderson
Mr. Emmanuel Moriero Weedee-Conway
Mr. Darlington Freeman
Coach Lewis Lewis expressed his appreciation to all three, saying:
“To my three advisors, thanks a lot and I appreciate.”
The message comes at an important moment for River Gee County as preparations intensify for the National County Sports Meet. With the county now officially confirming Coach Lewis Lewis as Deputy Coach, expectations will be high for the coaching staff to put together a competitive and disciplined team.
Lewis Lewis is not a new name in Liberian kickball. His experience, knowledge of the game, and understanding of the competitive nature of county-level kickball make his move to River Gee a significant development.
His departure from Grand Cape Mount County has certainly created discussions among kickball followers, but his new chapter with River Gee County is already attracting attention.
The River Gee County setup will now look forward to benefiting from his experience, while Coach Lewis will have the opportunity to prove himself once again on a new county platform.
For Mass 400, the move also represents another moment of influence and leadership within Liberian kickball. His involvement in bringing experienced personalities together continues to make headlines in the sport.
Now, the message from Coach Lewis is clear:
The assignment has been accepted. The appreciation has been expressed. The commitment has been made. And the promise is simple — he will not disappoint.
As River Gee County prepares for the National County Sports Meet, all eyes will now be on the technical team, the players, and the leadership to see what this new combination can produce.
RIVER GEE COUNTY — THE MISSION BEGINS!
Coach Lewis Lewis — Deputy Coach, River Gee County Kickball Team
Special appreciation to Claus “Mass 400” Massaquoi, Depaye Anderson, Emmanuel Moriero Weedee-Conway, and Darlington Freeman for their support and guidance.
The county is ready. The technical team is ready. Now, it’s time for the work to begin!
Reporting Journalist Jorresjoe Ngaima
