She Corporate moved six points clear on the top of the table following a win against Olila High School.
Favour Nambatya scored the only goal of the game from penalty spot in the 50th minute of the game.
She Corporate is now on 16 points from six games played so far and are yet to lose any game.
Meanwhile, Olila remained fourth with eight points from seven games played.
In their next encounter, She Corporate will take on She Maroons on Saturday March 19th.
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