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USSSA National Girls Football Tournament Reaches Knockout Stage

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USSSA National Girls Football Tournament Reaches Knockout Stage
The 2025 Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) National girls football tournament has progressed to the knockout stage, featuring thrilling matches that promise to keep fans on the edge of their seats. St. Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana topped their group with six points, courtesy of a 3-0 win over Highway Kiganda in their final group […]

The 2025 Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) National girls football tournament has progressed to the knockout stage, featuring thrilling matches that promise to keep fans on the edge of their seats.

St. Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana topped their group with six points, courtesy of a 3-0 win over Highway Kiganda in their final group match.

Sumayiah Nalumu, Winnie Kabugho, and Imelda Kasemire scored the crucial goals for the reigning East African champions.

In the round of 32, St. Noa will face Jinja Progressive, while defending champions Kawempe Muslim Secondary School will take on Bishop Comboni.

Other notable fixtures include Uganda Martyrs High School Lubaga vs Moyo Star, hosts Bukedea Comprehensive vs Boni Consilii, and Amus College School vs Mukono Kings.

Amus College has been impressive, scoring a record 22 goals in three matches without conceding a single goal.

Last year’s finalists Rines SS, who led group P, will battle Nyabubare SS.

The round of 16 fixtures are as follows:

1. Kawempe Muslim Vs Bishop Comboni

2. Jinja Comprehensive Vs King of Kings

3. Bunya Vs Sacred Heart Gulu

4. Lugazi Homestone Vs Nkoma SS

5. Uganda Martyrs Vs Moyo Star

6. Latifah Mixed Vs Hopeful Future

7. Shamah High School Vs Lammenais

8. Jinja Progressive Vs St. Noa Girls

9. Amus College Vs Mukono Kings

10. Gadafi Intergrated Vs Bugisu High School

11. Francis Ayume Memorial Vs Tororo Girls

12. Bukedea Comprehensive Vs Boni Consilii

13. Sheema Girls Vs Masaka SS

14. Restore Leadership Vs Standard High School

15. St. Charles Lwanga Vs Jinja SS

16. Nyabubare SS Vs Rines SS.

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