The championship will provide an important platform for the Junior Starlets to continue gaining international exposure and competitive experience.
MoreFresh from a 7-1 aggregate victory over Namibia in the previous round, Kenya heads into the next phase with confidence and continuity.
MoreWith a place in the second round at stake, the Starlets will be looking to finish the job on home soil.
MoreThe squad reflects a deliberate selection process, with the technical bench prioritising players who can execute the game plan effectively.
MoreOlympic champions Beatrice Chebet and Emanuel Wanyonyi scooped the Sportswoman and Sportswoman of the Year awards respectively.
MoreThe 2025 SOYA Awards will celebrate Kenya’s finest athletes, coaches, and teams across multiple disciplines.
MoreThe first leg is scheduled for Saturday, March 8, 2025, at Nakivubo Stadium, kicking off at 4:00 PM EAT.
MoreThe Junior Starlets, Kenya’s U17 women’s national football team, are gearing up for a pivotal World Cup qualifier match against Uganda in March 2025. This marks their first competitive assignment since their historic debut at the U17 Women’s World Cup
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