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IHF Challenge trophy: Nigeria U18 winning streak continues

Dare Kuti
Last updated: February 26, 2019 9:39 pm
Dare Kuti
Published: February 26, 2019
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Nigeria U18 female handball team is one game away from the next phase of the World Championship qualifiers. Nigeria beat Benin Republic 34-22 in their second game of the Zone 3 International Handball Federation (IHF) Challenge Trophy in Niamey.

The combination of Plateau Peacock’s Hope Sunday, Seasiders Babes’, Khadijat Musibau; FCT’s, Favour Abdullahi and Kwara Academy’s Muhinat Yusuf ran riot on the Benin Republic girls in the first half of the game which ended 21-11.

In the second half, Plateau Peacocks’ goal stopper, Toyin Yusuf denied her opponents clear cut chances before the game ended in with 12 goals difference.

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The cadet team will on Wednesday face Niger Republic in their last game of the campaign.

After a disappointing match against Togo, the Nigeria U20 pummelled Togo 31-19 in their second game of the tournament.

The John Uzor tutored side led by a goal margin after the blast of the first half whistle 10-9 but came out smoking hot in the second half.

The introduction of Edo Dynamos’, Sandra Godwin; Kada Queens, Victoria Moses and Owena Queens’, Oluwatosin Egbebiyi gave the junior team a chance to qualifier for the next round.

 

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TAGGED:Favour AbdullahiHandballHope SundayIHF Challenge TrophyJohn UzorKhadijat MusibauMuhinat YusufNiameyNiger RepublicOluwatosin EgbebiyiSandra GodwinVictoria Moses
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