Saturday 28th March 2015, welcomed us with
showers in the morning but later in the day the weather
became friendly and we were able to start our sports day. The girls streamed in as we took their registration being coordinated by Carlcy Hongo, we noted that it was the first time for Nairobi Day to come for sports day which was commendable. We registered a total number of 70 girls which was a drop compared to the last sports we had in February, this was due to the absence of Nazarene Primary who did not show up. We presented 9 teams and divided them in groups of 7 a team, only one patron from St Catherine managed to accompany his girls, the others were absent without an apology. This finally proves that the girls have now become leaders and their teachers are confident enough to let them travel and manage their event themselves!
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became friendly and we were able to start our sports day. The girls streamed in as we took their registration being coordinated by Carlcy Hongo, we noted that it was the first time for Nairobi Day to come for sports day which was commendable. We registered a total number of 70 girls which was a drop compared to the last sports we had in February, this was due to the absence of Nazarene Primary who did not show up. We presented 9 teams and divided them in groups of 7 a team, only one patron from St Catherine managed to accompany his girls, the others were absent without an apology. This finally proves that the girls have now become leaders and their teachers are confident enough to let them travel and manage their event themselves!
CLUBS PRESENT
1. St. Catherine
Primary -15
2. Olympic
High School -20
3. Olympic
Primary -6
4. Nairobi
Day High School -19
5. Guardian
ANGELS -10
The field was ready for the day’s activity with the help of
coach Adongo, and we give thanks to Sadili staff that provided the participants
with well prepared lunch. The games kicked off as some of the students who were
not playing attended life skill sessions on the topics:
Ø Staying safe while having fun.
Ø Menstruation
Ø First Aid
The facilitators who took us
through the topics and making the girls to participate actively were
·
Mercy Tanya
·
Winnie Achieng
·
Irene Aoko
·
Kellen Maina
The teams of the day were ready for the match and they were
able to pull out high scores which showed that the girls were very interested
in the competition and the games they were playing. These are the result that
the draw (Carlcy Hongo) recorded in the respective games.
VOLLEY BALL
TEAMS
|
SCORES
|
Elephant vs. Dragon
|
11-12
|
Lion vs. Cheetah
|
0-7
|
Giraffe vs. Jaguar
|
20-21
|
Leopard vs. Cheetah
|
16-15
|
NETBALL
TEAMS
|
SCORES
|
Jaguar vs. Giraffe
|
12-16
|
Dragon vs. lion
|
10-7
|
Cheetah vs. Elephant
|
14-7
|
RUGBY
TEAMS
|
SCORES
|
Buffalo vs. Baboon
|
6-6
|
Cheetah vs. Lion
|
6-1
|
FOOTBALL
TEAMS
|
SCORES
|
Dragon vs. Elephant
|
2-1
|
Giraffe vs. Rhino
|
2-2
|
Baboon vs. Rhino
|
0-2
|
The girls had a friendly match in Volleyball between Olympic
High vs. Nairobi day and they scored 33-35points.
SUMMARY OF SCORES
NAME
|
SCORES
|
GAME
|
SCHOOL
|
Margaret Achieng
|
2
|
Football
|
St Catherine Primary
|
Rehema Awuor
|
8
|
Volleyball
|
St Catherine Primary
|
Dorothy Auma
|
9
|
Volleyball
|
St Catherine Primary
|
Mitchell Achieng
|
6
|
Volleyball
|
St Catherine Primary
|
Faith Sharon
|
5
|
Volleyball
|
St Catherine Primary
|
Veronica Ayoo
|
7
|
Volleyball
|
Guardian Angel
|
Josephine Anyango
|
1
|
Football
|
St Catherine Primary
|
Diana Moraa
|
1
|
Football
|
St Catherine Primary
|
Mercy Tania
|
1
|
Football
|
Olympic Primary
|
Jane Awour
|
1
|
Football
|
St Catherine Primary
|
Molly Achieng
|
5
|
volleyball
|
Nairobi day
|
Vivian Amondi
|
1
|
volleyball
|
Nairobi day
|
Beryl Atieno
|
1
|
Volleyball
|
Nairobi day
|
Faith kavinya
|
2
|
Football
|
Olympic High
|
Jemim kahindi
|
4
|
Football
|
Olympic High
|
Lucy Akinyi
|
2
|
Rugby
|
Olympic High
|
Judith Auma
|
2
|
Rugby
|
Olympic High
|
Agnes Akinyi
|
2
|
Rugby
|
Olympic High
|
Diana Kwamboka
|
1
|
Rugby
|
Olympic High
|
Kellen Maina
|
3
|
volleyball
|
Olympic High
|
NAME
|
SCORES
|
GAME
|
SCHOOL
|
Sylvia Akoth
|
3
|
volleyball
|
Nairobi Day
|
Edith Auma
|
1
|
volleyball
|
Nairobi Day
|
Hellen Awuor
|
4
|
volleyball
|
Olympic High
|
Moureen Aoko
|
2
|
Netball
|
Nairobi Day
|
Mildred Atieno
|
3
|
Netball
|
Nairobi Day
|
Moureen Achieng
|
1
|
Netball
|
Nairobi Day
|
Lydia Juma
|
1
|
Netball
|
Olympic High
|
Catherine Erumbi
|
2
|
Netball
|
Olympic High
|
Roselyn Adhiambo
|
1
|
Football
|
Olympic High
|
Pauline Akoth
|
4
|
Football
|
Olympic High
|
Rybella Inyanje
|
1
|
Football
|
Olympic High
|
Special thanks to:
·
Dr. Liz Odera, Director, Sadili Oval Sports
Academy.
·
Officiating referees, Mary Bahati, Christine
Mueni, Sharon Adhiambo & Latonia Atieno.
·
Teams that were present.
·
Sadili Staff.
·
Girl power members.
The day end up with a prayer from
one of the girls then we had lunch.
Report compiled by
Sheila Sayo
Project Assistant
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