Girls' Sports News & Highlights – Daily Africa Disko

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This week saw a surge of action from youth leagues in Kenya to senior national teams in Nigeria. The Kenyan U‑17 girls' football squad qualified for the regional finals after a dramatic penalty shootout, while Nigeria's women's basketball team clinched a surprise win over Senegal. Both stories show how quickly talent is rising.

In South Africa, the women's rugby sevens program announced new scholarship deals for promising players from townships. The scholarships cover training, education and travel to international tournaments. It’s a real boost for athletes who often juggle school and sport.

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Local clubs are also getting more exposure through community radio stations. Tune into stations like Radio Tanzania or Ghana Sports FM for live commentary on regional tournaments. Many broadcasters now feature dedicated slots for girls' sports, giving the athletes a bigger platform.

Coaches and scouts should keep an eye on talent identification events hosted by national federations. These camps often attract scouts from Europe and America looking to sign young prospects. Attending or watching these events can give you early access to future stars.

For parents, many schools now partner with sports academies to provide structured training programs for girls. Check your school’s extracurricular calendar – you might find a trial day or a weekend clinic coming up.

Finally, support matters. Buying tickets, streaming matches, and cheering on local teams helps fund better facilities and coaching staff. Every bit of attention pushes the game forward.