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Boni Consili (yellow) lost 4-0 to Amus College
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The FEASSA Games entered day four today in the host city of Kakamega, Kenya, with competition intensifying as Ugandan and Kenyan teams continued to dominate. In boys’ handball, Bombo Army beat Rwanda’s ES Kigoma 21–16, while Gombe SS defeated visiting Ivory Coast 30–17. In the girls’ category, Mbogo High School overcame fellow Ugandans Gombe SS 23–18, and Kawanda SS beat Tanzania’s Doingonya 31–20 to keep their title hopes alive.
Boni Consili team. It was beaten 4-0
In netball, all three Ugandan teams won their matches. St Noa defeated Lutozo of Tanzania 56–23, St Mary’s Kitende beat fellow Ugandan side Hamdan Islamic 42–19, while national champions Buddo SS registered the biggest victory of the tournament so far with an emphatic 84–07 win over Rwanda’s GS Gahini.
Bukedea Comprehensive beat Technical Lycee of Burundi 3-0 in boys volleyball
Uganda maintained its dominance over Kenya in lacrosse. In the boys’ games, Bombo Army beat Kenya’s Musingu 11–6, Empower International defeated Mumias Muslim 14–1, and Nabisunsa overcame Reuben SS 11–4. However, in the girls’ category, Bombo Army lost 10–7 to Kenya’s St Charles Khalaba.
In girls’ football, Amus College thrashed debutants and fellow Ugandans Boni Consilii 4–0, while Kawempe and St Noa settled for a goalless draw.
In boys’ volleyball, Namugongo beat fellow Ugandan debutants St Jerome 3–0, Bukedea Comprehensive secured their third win in as many games with a 3–0 revenge victory over defending champions Technical Lycee Saint Luc of Burundi, and Standard High Zzana swept Tanzania’s Mwaluphamba SS 3–0.
In boys’ chess, Kitovu beat Kenya’s Elephant 3–1, and Kisubi edged Simba 2.5–1.5. In the girls’ category, Iganga SS beat Maryhill High 3–1, while Wampewo Ntakke lost to Kenya’s Queens Gambi 3–1.
Bukedea Comprehensive beat Technical Lycee of Burundi 3-0 in boys volleyball
There was also basketball action, with Ugandan girls’ sides St Noa and Kitende both registering wins.
Action continues tomorrow.
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