Koyonzo High School, champions of the East African 7s, have been nominated for the Sportspersonality of the Year awards (SOYA).
They continued their dominance with an unbeaten streak for the second consecutive year, triumphing over Vihiga in the Western Region and successfully defending their National title.
Koyonzo High win EA
Their rivalry with Vihiga culminated in a thrilling East African 7s final, where Koyonzo emerged victorious, claiming their maiden East Africa title.
Koyonzo perform Haka after winning KSSSA 7s. Photo/Koyonzo High
Butula, the national 15s champions, also received a nomination following their historic victory in the KSSSA 15s.
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Despite initially qualifying as Western Region Champions due to Koyonzo’s disqualification, Butula went on to clinch the 15s title under the guidance of coach Libondo Shimenga.
Their achievement was further highlighted by a silver medal in the East African games held in Rwanda, solidifying their place among the nominees.
Koyonzo High School in a a new kit. Photo Courtesy/Koyonzo
In addition to Koyonzo and Butula, St. Anthony’s has been recognized for their outstanding performance, with nominations for their rugby, football, and hockey teams.
Other notable nominees include Musingu hockey, Laiser Hill basketball, and Namwela volleyball.
Nominees for SOYA
St Anthony’s (Football, hockey, rugby 15s)
Laiser Hill (Basketball)
Butula (Rugby 15s)
Musingu (Hockey)
Koyonzo (Rugby 7s)
Namwela (Volleyball)
Hospital Hill (Handball)
Onjiko (Basketball 3X3)
Ruthimitu Mixed (Volleyball
Mbooni Boys (Handball
