Archbishop Njenga Girls became the first football team to secure qualification to the FEASSSA Games after producing a ruthless display to hammer Thika Girls Karibaribi 8-0 in their second Group B match at the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) National Term Two Games.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Western Region champions followed up their impressive opening day victory in style, maintaining their perfect record to confirm a place at the East Africa championships with a game to spare.Archbishop Njenga were in complete control from the opening whistle, overwhelming their opponents with relentless attacking football and clinical finishing.##NAJAVA_MECA_9876028##Thika Girls' misery started with an own goal before Triza Atwani doubled the advantage as the floodgates opened.Grace Muthoni stole the show with a brilliant hat trick, constantly finding space behind the Thika defence and punishing every mistake to take her tally for the afternoon to three goals.Viola Chepkorir also enjoyed an outstanding outing, netting a well-taken brace as Archbishop Njenga continued to dominate possession and create chances at will.KSSSA: Ruthless Green Commandos outclass Tumaini to storm into semi finalsIn-form forward Hilda Simiyu Natecho added her name to the scoresheet to complete another memorable afternoon for the tournament favourites, who have now established themselves as one of the strongest contenders for the national title.The emphatic victory not only secured maximum points but also guaranteed Archbishop Njenga a place at the FEASSSA Games, making them the first side to achieve the feat at this year's championships.Raila Educational Centre 6-0 Misuuni GirlsKSSSA: Inside Kirangari fly-half’s plan to use rugby to rescue mother from restaurant workIn the other Pool B fixture, Raila Educational Centre bounced back spectacularly after cruising to a convincing 6-0 victory over Misuuni Girls.Truphena Awuor was the star of the match after producing a devastating four-goal performance that left the Misuuni defence with no answers.Pendo Katana and Lucy Achieng each added a goal to wrap up an emphatic win as Raila Educational Centre kept their hopes of reaching the knockout stage alive.Why KSSSA boss is pushing for more government fundingThe dominant performances by Archbishop Njenga and Raila Educational Centre just showed the growing quality of girls' football at this year's KSSSA national championships, with both sides displaying attacking football that thrilled the fans in attendance.
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