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Harambee Starlets coach praised his team's strong start and hinted at careful preparations ahead of their next CECAFA test.
Harambee Starlets assistant coach Godfrey ‘Solo’ Oduor has reacted to his side’s 3-0 victory over Burundi in their opening match of the 2025 CECAFA Senior Women’s Challenge at the Azam Complex in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, on Sunday evening.
Harambee Starlets dominated the match, with Martha Amunyolet placing the Kenyans in the lead, just two minutes into the game.
Martha Amunyolet added another strike, a few minutes after finding the back of the net for the first goal, while Burundi were struggling to even find the ball.
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18:15 - 15.06.2025
Harambee Starlets Silence Burundi With Emphatic CECAFA Opener Win
Kenya began their Cecafa title quest with a dominant win over Burundi, showcasing early form and squad depth.
Faith Mboya stamped authority in added time, scoring the third goal to cement Harambee Starlets' legacy in the opening match.
Harambee Starlets Assistant Coach Breaks Silence
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Godfrey Oduor, reacting to Harambee Starlets' impressive display over Burundi, pointed out that the ladies gave their all.
Oduor lauded Harambee Starlets for their talent, revealing that they will build on that win to ensure they silence their rivals.
He admitted that the win is a confidence booster for Harambee Starlets, insisting that they can only get better going forward.
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13:30 - 15.06.2025
Our Athletes Deserve Better - Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's Coach Slams Grand Slam Track Cancellation
Bob Kersee has voiced frustration over the cancellation of the LA Grand Slam Track Meet.
“We are satisfied, and we’ve seen that we have able players. We want to congratulate them and encourage them to work hard in the upcoming matches so we can have better results,” Godfrey Oduor revealed.
Harambee Starlets vs Uganda: What Needs to be Done
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Harambee Starlets will now face Uganda on Tuesday evening, and Godfrey Oduor has disclosed what the team needs to do to be unstoppable.
The former Harambee Starlets coach explained that they need to analyse the fitness of the players who were in the first game for all 90 minutes and help them bounce back into shape ahead of the second encounter.
“For now, we want to go and see how our players are doing in terms of fitness, because some have played for 90 minutes and they are in pain, so we have to find remedies for that before we start training for the upcoming match. Right now, we are focusing on our match against Uganda,” he added.
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12:45 - 15.06.2025
Athletics Kenya Justifies Hosting Trials for World Championships in the US
Barnaba Korir has defended Athletics Kenya's decision to hold the 5000m and 10,000m trials in the US.
After Uganda, Harambee Starlets are scheduled to face South Sudan on Thursday, June 19, and then the hosts, Tanzania, on Saturday, June 21, in their remaining group fixtures.
Tanzania is the most successful team in CECAFA Women’s Championship history with two titles, while Kenya, Uganda, and Zanzibar have each claimed the trophy once.
The CECAFA tourney will also be used as a build-up for Harambee Starlets ahead of their final round of the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) qualifiers.
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