In an Excellent finish, Vision High School and Okongwu Memorial Grammar School triumphed in the 3rd edition of the All Secondary School Championship, held at Nnewi High School on Saturday, March 30th, 2024.
The championship showcased top-tier secondary school football talent, with nail-biting matches keeping spectators on the edge of their seats.
In the eagerly awaited final, Vision High School clinched a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Anglican Girls, securing the coveted trophy. Mmesoma Mmasinachi stole the spotlight, scoring a breathtaking free kick to seal the win and earning the Man of the Match title.
In an exclusive interview, Mmesoma Mmasinachi expressed her elation at the team’s triumph and shared her aspirations for a future career in football.
Representing the main organizers Excellence Stir Limited, Mr. Obichendu Chidiebere, expressed satisfaction at the championship’s success and extended gratitude to all partners for their support. Despite hurdles, Chidiebere applauded the participating schools and called for ongoing support from government bodies, private individuals, and sports enthusiasts to ensure the championship’s continuous growth.
Looking forward, Okwudili Emmanuel, the secretary of the All Secondary School Championships, revealed plans to broaden the championship’s scope to encompass various sports beyond football, providing students with more platforms to showcase their talents and fostering holistic development.
The event, graced by dignitaries including school principals, local government officials, and sports directors, underscored the significance of nurturing young sporting talent in the community. H on. Chris Obiorah, the Transition Chairman of Nnewi North, pledged unwavering support for initiatives promoting youth sports development.
As the curtain falls on yet another successful edition, winners in both categories were awarded cash prizes, towering trophies, and recognition for their stellar performances. With optimism abound, stakeholders eagerly await the continued growth and influence of the All Secondary School Championship in shaping the region’s sports landscape.
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