Home teams falter in E. African games
DAY three of the East Africa Schools championship saw home teams falter as they struggled to advance to the last eight.
By Gloria Kyomugisha
Soccer
Bweranyangi 0 B’p Njenga  8
Mombasa     0 Kibuli          0
Thurgem      3 Mombasa    3
Basketball
Kamukunji  71 Kitante      53
Tigoi          67 Nabumali   54
Mombasa   50 Kitende     47
Maseno     71 Manjasi     51
Netball
Kitende     61 Kamukunji  24
Gombe     43 Ndivisi       30
Bishop Njenga 43 Berkeley 40
Volleyball
Paul Boit    3  St. Lawrence0
Shimba      3  Layibi           1
Lugulu       3  Mukumu       0
DAY three of the East Africa Schools championship saw home teams falter as they struggled to advance to the last eight.
Bweranyangi girls were humiliated 8-0 by Bishop Njenga of Kenya in soccer as Kibuli SS managed a goalless draw against Mombasa at Nakivubo.
In volleyball, Shimba Hills of Kenya beat Layibi College 3-1 and St. Lawrence were crashed 3-0 by Paul Boit SS.
Basketball was not any different in Kabojja. Manjasi HS succumbed to a 71-51 beating from defending champions Maseno (Kenya). 
Nabumali followed suit in the girls category falling 67-54 to Tigoi girls.
Kitante  girls were also defeated 71-53 by title holders Kamukunji.
Unlike the other disciplines, netball was positive with Gombe continuing the title defense with a 43-30 victory over Ndivisi.
Kitende girls provided backup with a win over Kenya’s Kamukunji as Bishop Njenga defeated Berkeley in an all Kenya schools affair.
Action continues today.