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Jamus SC Arrives in Kigali for Pre-Season Training Ahead of CECAFA Campaign

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South Sudan Premier League runners-up Jamus SC have arrived in Kigali, Rwanda, to begin their pre-season training camp ahead of their participation in the upcoming CECAFA competitions. The delegation, led by the club’s Assistant Secretary Advocate Emmanuel Fabio , comprises 24 members, including 6 technical staff, 2 administrative officials, and 16 players. The remaining squad members are expected to join the camp directly in Rwanda as preparations intensify for the regional tournament. Rwandan international midfielder Kevin is already in Kigali, while several key players, including South Sudan national team goalkeeper Majak Mawith , are expected to join the Buffaloes’ camp tomorrow. The pre-season camp is aimed at strengthening team cohesion and fitness ahead of Jamus SC’s CECAFA challenge.

Nabirye Named Best Player as Uganda Dominate CECAFA U-17 Championship

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  Uganda's Shadia Nabirye was named Best Player of the Tournament at the CECAFA U-17 Women's Championship 2026, capping off an outstanding campaign in Tanzania. Nabirye emerged as one of the competition's standout performers, combining technical quality, creativity, and leadership to guide Uganda through an impressive tournament run. Her consistent displays throughout the championship earned her the tournament's highest individual accolade, further underlining Uganda's dominance on their way to lifting the regional title. The award crowns a memorable competition for Nabirye, whose performances proved instrumental in Uganda's success on the regional stage. πŸ†πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¬⚽

Namuwaya Claims Golden Glove After Record of Five Clean Sheets

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Uganda goalkeeper Namuwaya Nayimuna was named the Best Goalkeeper of the CECAFA U-17 Women’s Championship following a series of commanding performances throughout the tournament. The Ugandan shot-stopper finished the competition with an impressive record of five clean sheets in five matches, playing a pivotal role in her side's run to the title and underlining her status as one of the tournament's standout performers. Namuwaya's consistency, composure, and commanding presence between the posts earned her the Golden Glove Award, capping off an outstanding campaign in Tanzania. πŸ§€πŸ† #CECAFAU17 #Uganda #GoldenGlove #WomenFootball #SportsHunterSS

Tanzania's Bahati Kizanguzi Finishes as Top Scorer of CECAFA U-17 Women’s Championship

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Despite Tanzania's defeat to Uganda in the final, forward Bahati Kizanguzi emerged as the top scorer of the 2026 CECAFA U-17 Women’s Championship. Kizanguzi enjoyed a remarkable tournament in front of her home fans, consistently finding the back of the net and playing a key role in Tanzania's run to the final.  Her impressive goal-scoring exploits earned her the Golden Boot award as the competition's leading scorer. The striker's individual achievement was one of the standout performances of the tournament, highlighting her potential as one of the region's brightest young talents.

Uganda Clinch CECAFA U-17 Women’s Championship Title with Victory Over Hosts Tanzania

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DAR ES SALAAM – Uganda were crowned champions of the 2026 CECAFA U-17 Women’s Championship after securing a commanding 3-0 victory over hosts Tanzania in the final played at the KMC Stadium on Tuesday evening. The Teen Cranes took the lead in the 38th minute through Justine Ayerango before Brenda Nasaka doubled the advantage four minutes later, giving Uganda a comfortable cushion heading into the halftime break. Flavia Yagala added a third goal just two minutes after the restart to put the result beyond doubt and seal Uganda’s triumph in the regional tournament. The victory capped an impressive campaign for Uganda, who finished the competition unbeaten, while Tanzania settled for the runners-up position despite enjoying home support throughout the championship.

Coach Lilian Prima Receives Fair Play Award on Behalf of South Sudan U-17 Team

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Coach Lilian Prima proudly received the Fair Play Award on behalf of South Sudan's U-17 Women's National Team, the Junior Bright Starlets, during the closing and awarding ceremony of the 2026 CECAFA U-17 Women's Championship in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The award recognizes the team's discipline, sportsmanship, and exemplary conduct throughout the regional tournament, adding another milestone to South Sudan's impressive campaign.

South Sudan U-17 Women Awarded Fair Play Trophy at CECAFA 2026

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  The South Sudan U-17 Women’s National Team has been awarded the Fair Play Team Trophy at the conclusion of the CECAFA U-17 Women’s Championship 2026 in Tanzania. The recognition highlights the team’s discipline, respect for opponents, and positive conduct throughout the tournament, despite a challenging campaign on the pitch. The award is a positive milestone for the Bright Starlets, reflecting the growing development of women’s football in South Sudan and their commitment to sporting values at regional level. A proud moment for South Sudan football as the young team earns respect beyond results on the field.