St. Joseph’s Girls Senior School (JOGA) has been crowned the new Kenya Senior Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Trans Nzoia County Girls’ Football Champions after a hard-fought and impressive 2–0 victory over Wiyeta Girls in a high-stakes final.
The win marks a major shift in the county’s girls’ football hierarchy, with JOGA dethroning Wiyeta Girls; a school with a rich football legacy as former East Africa and national champions.
The result underscores JOGA’s rising dominance and signals a new competitive era in Trans Nzoia girls’ football.
In a match that attracted strong attention, JOGA demonstrated discipline, structure and clinical finishing outclassing their experienced opponents.
Wiyeta Girls, despite their pedigree and history at the national and regional stage, were unable to break through a determined JOGA defence or convert their chances.
The 2–0 result not only hands JOGA the county crown but also secures their ticket to represent Trans Nzoia County at the Rift Valley Regional Championships under the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) programme.
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JOGA’s campaign throughout the tournament has been marked by consistency, teamwork and resilience, culminating in a statement victory against one of the most decorated sides in the country’s school football history.
Wiyeta Girls, former East Africa and national champions, will now regroup after the defeat, having once again demonstrated their quality and competitiveness despite falling short in the final hurdle.
As JOGA celebrate their breakthrough title, they now shift focus to the regional stage, where tougher challenges await as they continue their pursuit of national and East African glory.
By Nyongesa Wekesa
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