St Noa Girls Zana humbles Rwanda’s P.S.S Huye in girls’ football

FEASSA Games 2025 (Football)

Girls:

• St Noa Girls Zana (Uganda) 6-0 P.S.S Huye (Rwanda)

Boys:

• St Mary’s Kitende (Uganda) 9-0 EPM Mpanda (Burundi)
• Butere S.S (Kenya) 1-1 Budo S.S (Uganda)
• Musingu S.S (Kenya) 1-0 Kizuka (Tanzania)

Uganda’s St Noa Girls School Zana humbled PSS Huye from Rwanda 6-0 during 2025 FEASSA Games at St Ignatius Boys Mukumu playground on Friday, 16th August 2025.

Patricia Nayiga led the assault with two goals. Four other players; Esther Babirye, Mary Ayugi, Slyvia Kabene and Imelda Kasemere each had a goal to their names.

Nayiga opened the scoring business of the morning fixture.

Kabene added the second goal on the quarter hour mark before Babirye got the third in the 25th minute.

Ayugi made it four in the 33rd minute for a 4-0 lead by the mandatory half time break.

Two second half goals from Nayiga and Kasemere sailed the victory for a dominate St Noa Girls Zana side.

Meanwhile, the goal feast crossed over to boys’ football.

St Mary’s Boarding School Kitende boys’ football team humiliated Burundian opposition, EPM Mpanda 9-0 at the Kakamega High School playground.

Arafat Nkoola and Denis Kisiriko each grabbed a hat-trick in this one-sided duel played under sunny conditions.

Collins Ochata, Frank Ssekanjanko and Leonard Kasaanya each added a goal apiece to the party.

It was the first victory for St Mary’s Kitende at the games having suffered a shocking 1-2 defeat to Bukedea Comprehensive School on day one.

In the other match, Budo S.S was held to a 1-all draw with Kenya’s Butere S.S at the Bukhungu international stadium.

Budo S.S now has four points after their opening day victory over Amus College 1-0 at the Rehabiliation playground opposite Masinde Muliro University.

The official opening ceremony was held at the Bukhungu international stadium on the afternoon of Friday, 15th August 2025 before thousands of spectators and guests.

There was a procession of all the participating countries (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and Ivory Coast) before the official opening match where Musingu overcame Kizuka 1-0.

Football action, like the rest of the games returns on Saturday, 16th August 2025.

The other games being competed in include; Volleyball, handball, basketball, netball, rugby, hockey, athletics, table tennis, badminton, tennis, swimming, goalball (SNE games), chess, scrabble, beach volleyball, beach soccer, lacrosse, DanceSport and cricket.

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