Overview CAF has confirmed Ghana as host of the third edition of the African Schools Football Championship set to take place from 21st – 26th April. The Continental Finals will be played at the University of Ghana’s Legon Sports Stadium in Accra. This marks the first time the tournament’s continental finals will be held in […]
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Overview Girls’ champions St Noa are 100,000USD (Shs. 360m) richer courtesy of CECAFA Zone Qualifiers cash prize, following their triumph at this year’s edition of the CAF African Schools U-15 football Championship CECAFA zone at St Mary’s Stadium on Thursday. Runners up and hosts St Mary’s Boarding School Kitende have secured 75,000USD (about 275m), a
By Aloysius Byamukama Overview The five day event and the 3rd edition that kicks off on Tuesday at St Mary’s Stadium Kitende has attracted nine U-15 teams across the CECAFA region. Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) champions St Noa and St Mary’s Boarding School Kitende, are readily gracing the CAF African Schools Football Championship –
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The bidding process, coordinated by the Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association, saw several schools step forward with the aim of hosting these championships. Each school aims to provide top-tier facilities, infrastructure, and a welcoming environment for participants, all while showcasing their commitment to sports development.
Kakungulu boys defend FEASSSA trophy Hockey Boys Results Finals: Kakungulu (Ug) 1-0 Musingu (Ke) 3rd Place: St. Anthony (Ke) 2-0 SMACK (Ug) Girls Results – Day 6 Nyamira (Ke) 2-0 Kakungulu (Ug) Namagunga (Ug) 0-2 St. Joseph (Ke) Tigoi (Ke) 13-0 Gayaza Table Nyamira 6 5 1 0 21 0 16 St. Joseph K 6 4
The second half witnessed Kasujja’s relentless pursuit of success, netting his third goal of the day early on. His fourth goal showcased both his prowess and teamwork, as he expertly headed home a well-delivered cross from substitute William Kabanda.
With their coach’s meticulous planning and the players’ unwavering spirit, Ugandans can rest assured that their representatives will leave no stone unturned in their quest for glory at the ISF World Football Championships.
Football enthusiasts can expect thrilling matches in the Under 16 boys and girls categories, as well as the Under 14 boys and girls categories.
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