SCHOOLS: Ng'iya Girls and Onjiko through to basketball 3x3 quarterfinals

Basketball
By Washington Onyango | Jul 11, 2024

Ng'iya Girls center Tracy Sally (left) in action against Asumbi Girls during Nyanza Region secondary school games at Kisii School.[Sammy Omingo,Standard]

Ng’iya Girls are through to the Nyanza Region Secondary School basketball 3x3 quarterfinals.

The Siaya County champions saw off Oyugi Ogango 21-5 after humbling Homa Bay County champions 16-8 in their opening match.

Speaking after the win, Ng’iya coach Naftali Ambala said they are just warming up for the knock out stages.

“We have been doing this since Term One and the difference now is half court, a technicality that we have adapted to since last year when we went all the way to the nationals," said the Siaya County champions.

“Last year we made progress without necessarily winning titles but this year, we are going for all possible titles available."

Onjiko Boys basketball players battle for the ball against Ekenyoro Tech Secondary School players during Nyanza Regional Secondary school games at Kisii School. [Sammy Omingo, Standard]

Defending champions Onjiko High School also kicked off the games with a 22-7 win over Ekenyoro and Homa Bay High School 21-14.

Other results saw Nyakach see off Sironga 8-1, Ambira edge Migori Boys 16-4 and Sawagongo edge Nyanchwa 21-17.

Basketball 3x3 Results

Round 1

1). Girls: Ogande 06 vs 11 Tuk Jowi

2). Boys: Onjiko 22 vs 01 Ekenyoro Tech

3). Girls: Nyakach 08 vs 01 Sironga

4). Boys: Ambira 16 vs 04 Migori Boys

5). Girls: Ng'iya 16 vs 08 Asumbi

6). Boys: Agoro Sare 08 vs 10 Nyansiongo

7). Girls: Sengera 11 vs 10 Manga

8). Boys: Nyanchwa 17 vs 21 Sawagongo

Round 2

9). Girls: Ogande 18 vs 17 Barchando

10). Boys: Onjiko 21 vs 14 Homa Bay School

11). Girls: Nyakach 21 vs 04 Kereri

12). Boys: Ambira 12 vs 10 Kisii School

13). Girls: Ng'iya 21 vs 05 Oyugi Ogango

14). Boys: Agoro Sare 04 vs 21 Maseno School

15). Girls: Sengera 06 vs 09 St. Barnabas

16). Boys: Nyanchwa 14 vs 05 Kanga

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