U18, U21 Handball Championship: Lagos, Kwara Record 1st Win As FCT Face Kwara Today


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U18, U21 Handball Championship: Lagos, Kwara Record 1st Win As FCT Face Kwara Today By Admin The 2019 Under 18 and Under 21 national handball championship commenced on Sunday at Rowe Sports center with much funfair. The first national championship in the calendar year of the Handball Federation of Nigeria saw the ladies slugging it out in the first game of the championship as Lagos lost very narrowly to Mind Scope 26-25 in the Under 18 category for women to set the pace for the excitement the fans will get in the championship. The President of HFN was very glad at the result and praised Mind Scope, an academy trained team for proving themselves against an accomplished Lagos side. "This is what we have been looking forward to where academy trained teams will defeat state teams. "It shows the game is beginning to spread to different parts of the country and we look forward to more academies joining our national championships so we can discover more talents" Ocheho concluded. In the U21 category for men, Kwara trounced Bayelsa 38-29 while Lagos inflicted a heavy defeat on Nasarawa 55-31 to the delight of the home fans. It will be recalled that the Director of Sports of Kwara Mallam Tunde Kazeem had boasted that they are coming to lagos to win the championship and that his wards have started on a good note. It is left to be seen how far they are ready and willing to carry on in this championship. Games continue tomorrow at the Rowe Park Sports Center, Yaba as teams battle each other to win the championship. Sunday's Results Under 18 female Lagos 25 - 26 Mind scope Under 21 male Bayelsa 29-38 Kwara Under 21 Male Lagos 55-31 Nasarrawa Fixtures for today (Monday); U-18 Female: Kogi Vs Lagos (8am) U-18 Male: Kogi Vs Future Pro (10am) U-21 Female: Lagos Vs Kwara (12pm) U-21 Male: FCT Vs Kwara (2pm) Lagos Vs Bayelsa (4pm)
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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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