adminflying the Harare province flag high in the girls’ category.
Glen View 1 High will have to first deal with their Group D opponents Masotsha Secondary of Bulawayo and Madzorera High of Mashonaland West province.
As the Harare girls’ provincial champions winded up their preparations yesterday, ready to depart for the resort town of Victoria Falls, captain Chipo Rusike was oozing with confidence. During the group stage, we did not face major challenges as we managed to record convincing wins. Our squad was strong at the back and upfront were our strikers were converting chances we created,” Rusike said.
The Harare girls’ champions walloped Dzivarasekwa 2 High 4-0 and cruised past Oriel Girls High 3-0 to progress to the semi-finals.
In the final they faced Mabelreign Girls High and they thrashed their opponents 5-0.
“Our goalkeeper Bridget Shamu has been outstanding, making saves that could make veterans turn green with envy and she did not concede a single goal.
“The same can be said of the defence that was watertight and their concentration was brilliant,” added Rusike. Rutendo Magora, Evelyn Madiro, Offence Kachigambanga and Lavelyn Masango, are the defenders entrusted to give cover to inspirational goalkeeper Shamu during the national finals. Glen View 1 High strikers’ conversation rate has been excellent from the zonal, district and provincial finals.
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