Four eye schools soccer glory in Masvingo

Media Mpofu in Masvingo, Zimpapers Sports Hub

THE stage is set for an electrifying finale at Mucheke Stadium as Somvubu, Chibi, Nyamidzi and Rusununguko prepare to clash in the girls’ and boys’ finals of the National Association of Secondary School Heads (Nash) Under-20 on Friday.

The tournament, which has captivated audiences nationally where competition started at cluster level, will see these talented young athletes battle it out for the coveted trophies.

In the girls’ category, Somvubu, known for their tenacious defence, will face off against Nyamidzi, who have been riding high on the back of Linda Nyamombe’s impressive form. Somvubu’s journey to the final was marked by a nail-biting penalty shootout against St Joseph’s, where they edged out their opponents 2-0 on penalties after a 1-1 draw.

Meanwhile, in the boys’ final, Rusununguko will take on Chibi in a clash of titans.
Rusununguko’s convincing 3-1 win over defending champions Allan Wilson in the semis has set the tone for their title aspirations.

Chibi, on the other hand, will be looking to cause an upset after edging out Masvingo Christian College 2-0 in their semifinal.

The finals, scheduled for Friday at Mucheke Stadium, promise to be an exciting spectacle, with both teams showcasing their skills and determination. The tournament has not only highlighted the talent in Masvingo but also demonstrated the sportsmanship and camaraderie that defines school sports in the country.

As the teams prepare to face off, the anticipation is palpable. Will Somvubu and Rusununguko emerge victorious, or will Nyamidzi and Chibi pull off surprise wins?

One thing is certain — the finals will be an unforgettable experience for players and spectators alike.

Results

Boys Group A: Allan Wilson 1-1 Mavhudzi, Howard 0-2 Judges, Allan Wilson 2-0 Judges, Mavhudzi 2-0 Judges, Allan Wilson 0-0 Judges, Mavhudzi 0-2 Howard

Group B: Tsholotsho 0-0 Magwegwe, Tsholotsho 1-2 Kuwadzana, Kuwadzana 0-0Magwegwe, Masvingo Christian 4-1 Tsholotsho.

Group C: Chibi 1-0 Rio Tinto, Rusununguko 0-0 Tongwe, Rusununguko 1-0 Chibi, Rio Tinto 3-1 Tongwe, Rio Tinto 0-2 Rusununguko.

Girls group A: Dzivarasekwa 3-0 Empandeni, Somvubu 2-0 Mzilikazi, Mzilikazi 7-0 Empandeni, Dzivarasekwa 0-1
Somvubu, Somvubu 5-0 Empandeni Mzilikazi 4-1 Dzivarasekwa

Group B: Pfupajena 0-0 Gorimonzi, Chibi High 0-5 Mabvuku High, Pfupajena 0-1 Chibi, Goromonzi 1-0 Mabvuku, Pfupajena High 1-1 Mabvuku High, Goromonzi 0-1 Chibi

Group C: St Francis 0-0 Nyamidzi, Dove 1-0 Victoria High, Nyamidzi 5-0 Victoria High, St Francis 8-0 Victoria, Nyamidzi 4-0 Dove High

Semi-finals — Boys: Allan Wilson 1-3 Rusununguko; Chibi-2-0 Masvingo Christian
Girls: Chibi High 0-2 Nyamidzi High; Somvubu 1-1 St Francis. Somvubu through to the final 2-0 after penalty shootout

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