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The funeral rites of the late sports icon and former Secretary General of the Supreme Council for Sports in Africa, Dr. Awoture Eleyae, has begun, with Nigerians, international athletes and sports administrators expected to grace his final journey to the great beyond.
Nigeria’s only representative at the ongoing 2023 Africa Club Hockey Championships in Malawi, Queens Hockey Club of Asaba, is sure of playing in the final of the tournament.
Nigeria’s representatives, Delta Queens Hockey Club, who lost 3-4 to Ghana in their second match of the on-going 2023 Africa Club Hockey Championships in Malawi, expect to redeem their image when they face hosts, Genetrix team, this afternoon. Before the weekend’s loss to Ghana, Delta Queens thrashed another Malawian team, Capital Braves, 17-0 in their first match.The coach Ade Jacobs-led team, which left Lagos last Wednesday with 18 players, three coaches and other officials, will face another Malawi side, Scorpion Hockey team, on Wednesday before their tie against one of the toughest teams in the tournament, Blazers of Kenya on Thursday. The Kenyan side defeated Genetric of Malawi 13-1 on Saturday in the Championship, which will end on November 26.
Top Nigerian long distance runners are set to slug it out at the 2023 Warri Effurun Peace Marathon. The event, billed for November 25, is expected to attract over 2000 professional and fun runners.
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Students diving into the pool at the Dolphin Swimming League, in Lagos…
The second Delta State football league finals will hold tomorrow at the Kwale Township Stadium, with four teams vying for the N2 million prize money. Delta Football Association (DFA) Chairman, Ken Nwaomucha, who disclosed this yesterday in Asaba, said the prize money for the competition was increased from the initial N1.8 million, with the league champions securing N1 million, while the second, third, and fourth-place winners stand to earn N500,000, N300,000, and N200,000, respectively. He advised participating teams to adhere to the game’s rules, adding that two outstanding teams, PFA FC and Great Avengers, have qualified for the final. The third-place match between Ndame FA of Kwale and Mighty Wanderers of Abraka is scheduled for Kwale Township Stadium to hold at 12.00 noon before the final match, he added.
