Reigning Champions of the Fresh Diary Secondary School Football Girls Championship, St. Noa Girls SS – Zzana kick-started their title defence with an emphatic 5-0 group A victory over Masaka Secondary School during the opening day of this year’s edition of the competition hosted by Ntare School in Mbarara.

Meanwhile , record champions and last year’s runners up Kawempe Muslim Secondary School smiled to a 4-0 win against Panyandoli SS in Group H while 2018 Champions Gadafi Integrated Academy registered a 3-0 victory over Bishop Comboni College.

Elsewhere, Wakiso based Rines Secondary School piped Shammah High School 4-1 in Group E while Amus College School out-muscled Kangole High school 8-1 in group F.

Day one full Results of the 2023 Fresh Dairy USSSA national girls football championship played today

Group A

📌St. Noa 5-0 Masaka SS
📌Tagy HS 1- 1 Boni Consili
📌Kiyingi Mem Sch 0-4 Moyo Stars

Group B

📌Restore Leadership 0-0 Mukono Kings High School
📌Lamminais College 6-0 Katerema SS
📌Saviour SS 1-3 Nyabubare SS

Group C

📌Sacred Heart SS Gulu 0-0 Katikakamu SDA SS
📌St. Charles Lwanga SS Kasasa 1-1 Mubende Army SS
📌St. Maliko SS 0-0 God Cares High School

Group D

📌King of Kings Fort Portal 1: 2 Bunya SS
📌Mukono Parents HS 10:0 Rev Jabulani Issoke Mem Sch
📌Gadafi Integrated Academy 3:0 Bishop Comboni College Kambuga

Group E

📌Rines SS 4-1 Shammah High School
📌Ryakasinga CHE 2-0 Jinja Progressive Academy
📌Ngora High School 3-1 Christ School Bundibugyo

Group F

📌Amus College School 8-1 Kangole High School
📌Omega Christian School 3-1 Kashenyi SS Kigezi
📌Peas Kicwamba HS 1-0 Bugisu High School

Group G

📌Olila High School 1-0 Shuuku Vocational School
📌Kayindu SS 3- 0 Biyaya SS
📌Aiden College Wakiso 2-0 Namutumba Central College

Group H

📌Kawempe Muslim 4-0 Panyandoli SS
📌Buhobe SS 2-0 Moroti High School
📌Bishop Maraka College School 0-2 Sheema Girls School


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