Wednesday, October 23, 2024

Owena Kings, Tojemarine, Lead The Pack At The National Division One Handball League


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Owena Kings, Tojemarine, Lead The Pack At The National Division One Handball League By Our Reporter Owena Kings of Akure and Tojemarine Academy continue to gain ground in their quest of qualifying for the Prudent Energy Handball Premier League as they recorded victories at the National Division One Handball League. In the Matchday 6 fixtures of the Male Category, Owena Kings consolidated on their lead on the group B standings as they defeated Rivers Bullet 24-18 while Tojemarine still maintain the lead on group A log as they got a 21-16 victory over Confluence Snappers. Other matches in the male category saw Correctional Boys Maintain second place on group B with a 19-18 victory over Benue Buffaloes while Adorable Stars defeated Suleja Shooters 29-24. Desert Warriors defeated Unity Boys of Abuja 21-16 while Gateway edged out Mindscope 20-17. Bayelsa United defeated Team Akwa Ibom 15-13 while Benue Buffaloes defeated Desert Warriors 17-14. In the female category, Confluence Queens earned a comfortable 21-9 over Gallant Babes while Abia Valliants faltered in their quest of returning to the Prudent Energy Handball Premier League after they play a 21-21 draw with Mindscope Academy. Confluence Queens defeated Delta Force 13-11 while Bayelsa Queens still lead the pack of the women category as they defeated Gallant Babes on Anambra 20-12. MATCHDAY 6 RESULTS (15/7/2021) MALE: Corrections Boys 19 Benue Buffalos 18 Snappers 16 Tojemarine 21 Adorable Stars 29 Suleja Shooters 24 Desert Warriors 21 Unity Boys 16 Owena Kings 24 RIV Bullet 18 Mindscope 17 Gateway 20 Desert Warriors 14 Benue Buffalos 17 Bayelsa United 15 Team A/Ibom 13 FEMALE: Gallant Babes 9 Confluence Queens 21 Abia Valiant 21 Mindscope 21 Confluence Queens 13 Delta Force 11 Bayelsa Queens 20 Gallant Babes 12
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Niyi Busari

Award winning journalist, Niyi Busari, the Publisher and CEO of BSN Sports Concepts is one of the most celebrated Nigerian sports journalist of his generation. A"cross-over" professional, he combines the talents and abilities of a print and electronic journalist in a manner that is rare, even though his specialization is print. A graduate of Economics from the University of Abuja where he obtained his Bachelor Degree in 2015.

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