December 2007- Robert Sackey's U13 Mavericks Girls' team will travel to Ghana for a training tour from December 20-January 4. The team will play the Hasaacas Academy U14 Girls' Team as well as play the U14 Girls' National Team, and other girls' teams that they will help to form. For more information, please visit www.mavericksgirlsforghana.com.

October 2006 - Robert Sackey and the SF Nighthawks host the Ghana women's national team on 2 1/2 week training tour in the San Francisco bay area. The Black Queens return to home to compete in the African Cup of Nations taking 2nd place and securing a spot in The FIFA Women's World Cup in September 2007.

June 2006 - Robert Sackey served as Technical Advisor and a Team Scout for Ghana's Men's National Team, the Black Stars, prior to and during the World Cup Games; scouted the U.S. Team during their preparation games and the World Cup Games. The Black Stars defeated the U.S and the Czech Republic adn was the only African country to qualify to the round of sixteen.

March 2006 - Robert Sackey has been named to the technical staff for the Ghana men's National team, The Black Stars as they prepare for their first World Cup competition to be played in Germany this summer.The Ghana Football Association has confirmed the appointment of three technical persons as scouts for the technical team of the Black Stars. US-based Robert Sackey will team up with coaches Sam Arday and Jones Attuquayefio to provide some technical advise on Ghana’s opponents to coach Ratomir Dujkovic and his assistants before and during the Germany World Cup.

November 2005 , Attended USSF Coaching symposium at Home Depot Center inconjunction with MLS playoffs. games.

January 2004, "A" Coaching License renewal audit at the "Soccer Mecca" of the US: the Home Depot Center in Carlson, CA. Mr Sackey worked with Bruce Arena and the coaches of the National Squad, and some of the professional coaches for the Major League Soccer (MLS) including John Ellinger. He observed and wrote up game analysis of the US Men's National Teams: U17-U23, as well as the Men's Senior Squad. "This experience was especially significant because it was the same venue where I had worked with the Ghana's Women National Team, during the 2003 Women's World Cup.