Sports
Kenyan teams arrive in Fort Portal ready for competition
Michael Ajwang’ of Laiser Hill Academy passes the ball away from Friends School Kamusinga players Daniel Nyenzo and Brian Odera in a past national secondary schools games. Kenyan teams are competing for trophies in the East Africa Schools Games in Uganda. Photo/CHRIS OMOLLO
Posted Thursday, August 27 2009 at 22:30
In Summary
- Rwandan rivals are still a big headache even as players and coaches optimistic
The Kenyan team will defend titles in eight disciplines as they try to capture the boys’ football trophy last won by St Anthony at the regional games’ inaugural edition in 2002.
Defend and win titles
Speaking upon arrival here, the Kenya Secondary School Sports Association patron, Enos Oyaya, hailed the Kenyan champions and urged them to successfully defend their titles as well as win in other categories.
“It feels great to have such a big number here, and I hope you’ll be able to defend your titles and make the country proud. It’s my wish, too, that we win in every category in which we are represented,” said Oyaya, who is also the director of quality assurance in the Ministry of Education.
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