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FEASSA Girls Basketball: Flying start for holders Kitende, St. Noa Girls as Buddo, Nabisunsa slip

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FEASSA Girls Basketball: Flying start for holders Kitende, St. Noa Girls as Buddo, Nabisunsa slip
The 2024 Federation of East Africa Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) Games match-day one for basketball girls has climaxed. Defending champions St. Mary’s Boarding Secondary School – Kitende have started their title defence with a 58-43 convincing win against Orkeeswa of Kenya. In the same Group, Uganda’s Nabisunsa Girls Secondary School lost 45-55 to Buru Buru […]

The 2024 Federation of East Africa Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) Games match-day one for basketball girls has climaxed.

Defending champions St. Mary’s Boarding Secondary School – Kitende have started their title defence with a 58-43 convincing win against Orkeeswa of Kenya.

In the same Group, Uganda’s Nabisunsa Girls Secondary School lost 45-55 to Buru Buru of Kenya.

Meanwhile, St. Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana beat Butere of Kenya 67-41 to register their first win at this year’s tournament.

Buddo Secondary School, another Uganda representative slipped, to lose 71-60 to Rwanda champions GS Marie Reine Musanze.

Meanwhile, Seroma Christian High School won 14-13 against Butere Girls (Kenya) while Nabisunsa beat NASOKOL (Kenya) 19-12 in 3×3 basketball.

The games will continue tomorrow at Amus College School Bukedea.

Basketball results

Girls 5X5

  1. Orkeeswa(Kenya) 43-58 Kitende
  2. Buru Buru (Kenya) 55 – 45 Nabisunsa Girls School
  3. St. Noa Girls 67 – 41 Butere Girls (Kenya)
  4. Buddo SS 60 – 71 GS Rwaza (Rwanda)

3X3 Basketball

  1. Raila Educational( Kenya) 10 – 13 Mbiga (Tanzania)
  2. Seroma Christian High School 14 – 13 Butere Girls (Kenya)
  3. Nabisunsa Girls 19 – 12 NASO KOL (Kenya)

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