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Title favorites St. Noa, Kawempe, Amus storm quarter-finals

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Title favorites St. Noa, Kawempe, Amus storm quarter-finals
Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA)  Fresh Dairy Games 2024 girls football championship hit quarter-final stage. This follow the climax of the round of 16 ties on Wednesday. Title favorites, St Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana thumped Busoga region representative, Bunya SS 4-0 to storm the last eight stage. On a cold evening at Ndejje University […]

Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA)  Fresh Dairy Games 2024 girls football championship hit quarter-final stage.

This follow the climax of the round of 16 ties on Wednesday.

Title favorites, St Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana thumped Busoga region representative, Bunya SS 4-0 to storm the last eight stage.

On a cold evening at Ndejje University Arena, Angel Gervan first found the back of the net for St. Noa to confirm a 1-0 lead at the break.

Goal poacher Sylvia Kabene scored to extend her goal tally to 19 and Kamiyat Naigaga sealed the win with a brace.

The Jimmy Kintu girls shall meet Boni Consilii Girls SS at quarter final. The latter beat Jinja Progressive 1-0 in the last round of 16 fixture honored at Bombo UMEA.

Defending champions Amus College beat neighbors Bukedea Comprehensive 1-0 to reach quarter-finals.

They meet  Gulu based Sacred Heart who eliminated Moyo Star SS by 5-4 via spot kicks following a one all draws in normal time.

East African Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSSA) champions Kawempe Muslim SS fought tooth and nail to beat Masaka SS 2-1 at round of 16.

The Ayub Khalifah coached Kawempe Muslim scored through Hadija Babirye and Agnes Nabukenya while Masaka’s consolation came from Shakira Nantumbwe who converted from a penalty mark.

Kawempe Muslim will face fellow Kampala region representative and the champions Uganda Martyrs High School.

Uganda Martyrs beat Kayindu SS 4-1 at the round of 16.

Round of 16 full results: 

Amus College 1-0 Bukedea Comprehensive

Uganda Martyrs High School Lubaga 4-1 Kayindu SS

Sacred Heart Gulu 1(5)-1(4) Moyo Star SS

Kawempe Muslim SS 2-1 Masaka SS

Rines SS 1-0 Buhobe

Boni Consilii Girls 1-0 Jinja Progressive

Sheema Girls 2-0 Mukono Kings High School

St Noa Girls School 4-0 Bunya SS

Quarter final fixtures: 

Amus College vs Sacred Heart at Ndejje University [10am]

Uganda Martyrs vs Kawempe Muslim SS at Ndejje SS [10am]

Rines SS vs Sheema Girls at Ndejje University [2PM]

St Noa Girls School vs Boni Consilii at Ndejje SS [2PM]

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