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Kibuli SS, St. Noa Stage thrilling comebacks against Kayatiwi and Juhudi in FEASSA opener

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Kibuli SS, St. Noa Stage thrilling comebacks against Kayatiwi and Juhudi in FEASSA opener
The 22nd edition of the Federation of East Africa Secondary School Sports Association (FEASSA) Girls’ Basketball Championship kicked off today, August 14, in Kakamega, Kenya. In a thrilling match, defending champions St. Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Kayatiwi of Kenya 68-55. St. Noa trailed 3-15 but drew level at 18-18 […]

The 22nd edition of the Federation of East Africa Secondary School Sports Association (FEASSA) Girls’ Basketball Championship kicked off today, August 14, in Kakamega, Kenya.

In a thrilling match, defending champions St. Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Kayatiwi of Kenya 68-55.

St. Noa trailed 3-15 but drew level at 18-18 after the first quarter.

Kayatiwi gained momentum in the second quarter, winning 18-10 to seal a 36-28 halftime lead.

St. Noa fought back, narrowly winning the third quarter 11-10, with the score tied at 46-39 heading into the final quarter.

The defending champions took charge in the fourth quarter, outscoring Kayatiwi to secure a 68-55 victory.

Meanwhile, St. Mary’s Kitende dominated the all-Ugandan matchup, beating Nabisunsa 66-42.

In the other game, Kibuli SS secured their first win on return to FEASSA basketball, defeating Tanzanian champions Juhudi 37-31.

The tournament will resume on Saturday, following the official opening ceremony at Bukhungu Stadium on Friday.

St. Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana is grouped in Group A alongside Kibuli SS, St. Joseph Girls Kitale (Kenya), E.S.B Kamonyi (Rwanda), Juhudi (Tanzania), and Kayatiwi (Kenya).

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