The second edition of the FKF Youth League Championship concluded over the weekend in different centres across the country.
A total of 786 teams participated in this year’s edition with Women Representative Kerubo Momanyi saying that the games are a good platform for young talents to showcase what they can do.
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“The games are running across the country and the first thing we need to appreciate is the platform this competition is giving to the young players. It gives us the platform to keep scouting in the country,” Momanyi said.
Her sentiments were echoed by the Federation Deputy President McDonald Mariga who feels Kenya will have strong national teams if the league can be played frequently.
“We have to do it often because this is the perfect stage to nurture players. We wont be picking just layers from one place for the national team because we will be spotting players from different regions,” Mariga added.
Winners Across the Regions
Nairobi Center
- Under 13 Girls: Acafoa
- Under 13 Boys: Makongeni Elite
- Under 15 Girls: Kayole Starlets
- Under 15 Boys: Posta Youth
- Under 17 Girls: Mwili Community
- Under 17 Boys: Rodney Strikers
Kisumu Center
- Under 13 Boys: Bayern
- Under 15 Boys: Bayern
- Under 17 Boys: Obunga
Kakamega Center
- Under 13 Boys: Nabongo Pyramids FC
- Under 15 Boys: Green Commandos
- Under 17 Girls: Shiongo Starlets FC
- Under 17 Boys: Super Lions FC
Mombasa Center
- Under 13 Boys: Old Town
- Under 15 Boys: Sargoi Youth
- Under 17 Boys: Mombasa City
Nakuru Center
- Under 13 Boys: Mwenge Youth
- Under 13 Girls: FlamCity FC
- Under 15 Boys: SCANN Youth
- Under 17 Boys: Nakuru United
Turkana Center
- Under 13 Boys: Homeboys
- Under 13 Girls: Desert Roses
- Under 15 Boys: Earthmovers
- Under 15 Girls: Kanam Starlets
- Under 17 Boys: Turkana Warriors
- Under 17 Girls: Desert Roses
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