Oasis Primary School Arua clinch historic Gold in Boys’ Football at 2026 FEASSA Games

Oasis Primary School Arua won the boys’ football title under the primary school category at the 2026 FEASSA Games in Morogoro. The West Nile-based school was unstoppable, triumphing in all the games played unbeaten during the round-robin format of play. Oasis Primary School won all six matches played in the group, recording victories over Monire […] The post Oasis Primary School Arua clinch historic Gold in Boys’ Football at 2026 FEASSA Games appeared first on Kawowo Sports.

Aug 22, 2026 - 07:16

Oasis Primary School Arua clinch historic Gold in Boys’ Football at 2026 FEASSA Games

Oasis Primary School Arua won the boys’ football title under the primary school category at the 2026 FEASSA Games in Morogoro.

The West Nile-based school was unstoppable, triumphing in all the games played unbeaten during the round-robin format of play.

Oasis primary school delegation with their medals and trophy

Oasis Primary School won all six matches played in the group, recording victories over Monire (Kenya), Kibamba (Tanzania), Bungo (Tanzania), Nyabondo (Kenya), Agongo (Kenya) and a Rwanda team.

Oasis captain Raphael Munguoi against Bungo Primary School

During the final game played at the Muslim University of Morogoro stadium, Oasis Primary School overcame Bungo Primary School 3-0.

All the goals arrived in the opening stanza. Junior Feni opened the scoring as early as the 4th minute past goalkeeper Said Akra Masukila.

Abdul Alici then got a brace in the 21st and 40th minutes to stretch the lead.

Oasis against Bungo at the Muslim University of Morogoro Stadium | Credit: David Isabirye

Oasis Primary School football team captain Raphael Munguoi | Credit: David Isabirye

Through all the 6 matches, Oasis Primary School, who were skippered by Raphael Munguoi, scored as many as 19 goals and conceded just twice.

Head coach Jordan Mas Mawa lauded the effort of his players for the bravery, dedication, determination and courage throughout the championship.

Oasis head coach Mawa Jordan Mas is carried high by players | Credit: David Isabirye

Mawa also applauded his fellow coaches and the entire team management.

He hinted at a couple of key pointers for their victory, ranging from proper planning, learning experience from previous games played in Kakamega to internal sanity.

Oasis head coach Mawa Jordan Mas is carried high aloft | Credit: David Isabirye

“I am very happy that we have won gold in Morogoro,” Mawa stated. “It was basically done through good planning. We organised the team after failing to perform well last year in Kakamega, Kenya. We picked valuable lessons and laid down strategies on how to excel. I also thank the board for the support and my entire technical personnel,” Mawa highlighted.

The primary school docket also had Netball, Handball, Volleyball, Cross Country and Athletics.

The FEASSA Games 2026 officially climaxed on Saturday, 22nd August 2026 before the schools embark on the gruelling journeys back home.