Koderobara High School, the newly crowned champions of the Nyanza Region football champs, are one of those thirsty teams.
Known affectionately as "Koses", Koderobara clinched the Nyanza Region title with a thrilling 2-1 victory over Matutu PAG in the finals, ending the reign of defending champions Agoro Sare High School from Homa Bay, who were ousted in the semi-finals.
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The Migori County champions, Koderobara showcased their prowess by defeating Ambira High School in the semis.
In the preliminary rounds, Koderobara are in Group A that also has Western champions Musingu School, Kirangari, and Machakos Boys.
Group B has Dr. Aggrey from Coast, St. Joseph Boy's Kitale, Highway from Nairobi, and the North Eastern representative.
Koderobara's journey to the nationals is not just a testament to their skill but also to their resilience and determination.
Their success has ignited the hopes of their supporters and inspired a sense of pride within their community in Migori.
As the countdown to the KSSSA National Term Two games begins, all eyes will be on Koderobara to see if they can continue their remarkable run and etch their name in the annals of Kenyan school football history.
"We have worked hard to get here, and we will give our best to make our school and region proud," Otieno asserted.