Preparations for the COPA Coca-Cola U15 national finals
are in top gear after Kisumu Queens and their lakeside counterparts Kisumu
Lakers took the two last remaining slots for national championships slated for
Nairobi from the 17th of August.
Queens had an assured performance winning all their
three matches as they took the girls’ honours to win the Nyanza Provincial
finals played at Gussii Stadium. The far-travelling Queens won all their
matches with a 1-0 scoreline, Mercy Akinyi on target against Mwangaza, Berveline
Achieng against Nyamira and Melvin Owuor netting the solitary goal against Suba
Lakers in the final match.
Kisumu Lakers on the other hand started on a wrong
footing going down by a solitary Tonny Ismael goal for Migori Youth. However,
they bounced back to upset Kiamabundo 2-1, Ronny Onyango and George Odhiambo
both finding the back of the net after Clinton Musa had given Kiamabundo the
lead. Lakers went on to win the final 2-0 against Nyamorako, Ronny netting his
second goal on the day after Augustine Odhiambo had put his name on the
scoresheet.
Lakers and Queens are the last teams to book their place
in the national finals spectacle which is barely two weeks away. JMJ Academy
(boys), Beijing Girls and Otto Benecker (girls) from Nairobi, Coast’s Malindi
United Academy and Kaloleni Queens, Rift Valley’s Gunners FC and Kapsowar Girls,
Black Cats and Maragwa Queens from Central and Murhanda boys and girls from Western
are among the teams who will be lining up for the national championship trophy.
Winners of this year’s competition will not only receive
a cash prize of Kshs. 600,000 but a boot camp in South Africa awaits where they
will get trained by Chelsea FC coaches. They will join 15 other teams from
North and sub-Saharan Africa where they will compete against each other and
winners rewarded.
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