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Handball: Mindscope Academy stun Lagos State female U-18

Queen Moseph
Last updated: August 22, 2019 8:12 pm
Queen Moseph
Published: March 17, 2019
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Mindscope Academy recorded a stunning victory over Lagos Under-18 female side 26-25 on day 1 of the National Under-18 and Under-20  Hanball Championship at the Rowe Park in Yaba, Lagos on Sunday.

Team Lagos led the first half by a point 11-10 after the goalkeeper, Kehinde Babatunde of Lagos saved 7 direct penalties.

Mindscope Academy capitalised on errors made by the Olubukola Duru’s girls to stage a comeback and seal victory with less than 30 seconds to go winning by 26-25.

In the male Under-21, Kwara State beat Bayelsa State 38-29 in an intensive game in front of the crowd at Rowe Park, Yaba.

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Bayelsa State were in control in the first 10 minutes but made avoidable  mistakes which made the harmony boys take the first half by 17-13.

Meanwhile, Lagos State Under-21 male side ran riot on a deplated Nasarawa State Under-21. Lagos recorded 55-31 against a Nasarawa team who were without a substitute.

Lagos freely operated in the half of the North Central boys after they were given a red card 15 minutes into the second half.

Day 2 Fixtures:

U18 male: Kogi state vs Future Pro (8am)

U21 male: FCT vs Kwara state (10am)

U21 female: Lagos state vs Kwara state (2pm)

U18 male: Kogi state vs Lagos state (4pm)

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TAGGED:Bayelsa State U-21HKehinde BabatundeKwara State U-21LagosLagos State female U-18Lagos State U-21mindscope academyNasarawa State U-21National U-18 and U-20 Handball ChampionshipOlubukola DuruRowe ParkYaba
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