Hail the champions as Kawempe Muslim S.S triumphs in 2024 Fresh Dairy USSSA Girls football

Fresh Dairy USSSA Girls football 2024 championship: Individual Awards: Semi-finals: Third-place: Quarterfinal Results: Kawempe Muslim Secondary School reclaimed the Fresh Dairy USSSA girls football national title. This followed a tense 5-4 post-match penalty victory over Rines Secondary School in the final played at the Standard High Secondary School Ndejje Campus playground on Friday, 21st June […] The post Hail the champions as Kawempe Muslim S.S triumphs in 2024 Fresh Dairy USSSA Girls football appeared first on Kawowo Sports.

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Hail the champions as Kawempe Muslim S.S triumphs in 2024 Fresh Dairy USSSA Girls football

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Fresh Dairy USSSA Girls football 2024 championship:

Final: Kawempe Muslim Secondary School 0 (5) – 0 (4) Rines Secondary School

Individual Awards:

MVP: Prisca Ayerango (Rines SS)
Top scorer: Slyvia Kabene (St Noa Girls – 22 Goals)
Best Goalkeeper: Bridget Nansamba (Rines SS)

Semi-finals:

Rines Secondary School 2-0 Amus College School
Kawempe Muslim 2-0 St Noa Girls Secondary School

Third-place:

Amus College School 2-0 St Noa Girls Secondary School

Quarterfinal Results:

Boni Consil Girls Vocational 0-7 St Noa Girls Secondary School
Rines Secondary School 2-1 Sheema Girls School
Uganda Martyrs High School 0 (3) – 0 (5) Kawempe Muslim Secondary School
Amus College School 5-0 Sacred Hearts SS, Gulu

Kawempe Muslim Secondary School reclaimed the Fresh Dairy USSSA girls football national title.

This followed a tense 5-4 post-match penalty victory over Rines Secondary School in the final played at the Standard High Secondary School Ndejje Campus playground on Friday, 21^st June 2024.

Action between Kawempe Muslim SS and Rines SS (all black) at Standard High School Ndejje Campus playground | Credit: USSSA Media

Normal time of this end-to-end contest had ended goal-less before the post-match penalties were called to decide the winners.

The tournament was originally first played in May 2024 until the quarter final stage before it was pushed ahead to June to allow adequate preparations for the Uganda U-16 national team (girls).

Since Wednesday, 19^th June 2024, the quarter finals were played with the semi-finals and other classification matches held on the subsequent day.

2023 champions Amus College School bowed out at the semi-final stage to Rines Secondary School 2-0.

Kawempe Muslim SS outsmarted rivals St Noa Girls 2-0 in the other semi-final contest.

Celebrations for Kawempe Muslim SS players at Standard High School Ndejje campus playground | Credit: USSSA Media

L-R: Prisca Ayerango (MVP), Slyvia Kabene (Top scorer) and Bridget Nansamba (best goalkeeper) show off their trophies and accolades | Credit: USSSA Media

Individual awards:

Bridget Nansamba of Rines SS was named the best goalkeeper. St Noa’s Slyvia Kabene scored 22 goals to take the golden boot whilst Prisca Ayerango of Rines SS was the most valuable player of the tournament.

Focus now switches to the preparations for ball games 2 for boys and girls’ football U-16.

The nationals will take place at Teso College Aloet in Soroti.

After the USSSA ball games II, Ugandan schools will drift their preparations for the 2024 FEASSSA Games in Bukedea, to be jointly held at Bukedea Comprehensive School and Amus College School.

Girls football will be represented by Kawempe Muslim School (also the FEASSSA champions 2023), Amus Rines Secondary School, Amus College School, St Noa Girls School and Bukedea Comprehensive (hosts).