BREAKING NEWS: Kwinji 15 names her squad

Fungai Muderere

MIGHTY Warriors head coach Sithethelelwe “Kwinji15” Sibanda has named a 32-member provisional squad for the upcoming COSAFA Women’s Championship.

Making a return to the team after a long injury lay-off is striker Rudo Neshamba.

The notable absentee from Sibanda’s squad is stocky forward Rutendo Makore who won the Golden Boot Award in the 2017 edition of the tournament.

The Mighty Warriors were drawn in Group C alongside Swaziland, Angola and Mozambique.

The tournament will run from 31 July to 11 August and Sibanda’s team will meet Angola in their first game of the competition.

Goalkeepers

Lindiwe Magwede (Herentals) Precious Mudyiwa (Black Rhinos) Chido Dzingirai (Correctional) Onai Chingawo (Weerams) Shebba Rauli (Auckaland)

 Defenders

Nobukhosi Ncube (Correctional) Lynett Mutokuto, Rufaro Machingura (Black Rhinos) Lincy Mpaya, Agnes Tumbare (Harare City) Sheila Makoto (Blue Swallows) Talent Mungwanda (Herentals) Sithembile Nyoni (Weerams)  Nobuhle Majika  (MSU)

 Midfielders

Talent Mandaza, Emmaculate Msipa, Mavis Chirandu, Daisy Kaitano, Felistas Muzongondi (Black Rhinos), Marjory Nyaumwe (Correctional) Danai Bhobho (Harare City) Vimbai Mharadzi, Edeline Mutumbami (Blue Swallows), Concilia Madotsa (Faith Drive)

Strikers

Rudo Neshamba, Rachel Mutseneki (Harare City) Shamiso Mutasa (Auckaland) Susan Nyama (Herentals)

 

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