Last day of the Laikipia and beyond tournament- Eto'o was unable to participate in the exhibition match that saw... http://t.co/Rvzknn9t
5 hours ago via Facebook
Last day of the Laikipia and beyond tournament, Eto'o was unable to participate in the exhibition match that saw... http://t.co/a8y9IZXJ
5 hours ago via Facebook
Second day of Laikipia and beyond unity cup- patron Samuel Eto'o made a technical appearance accompanied by U.N... http://t.co/yDcWGNK4
yesterday via Facebook
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At the heart of everything we do is a love and passion for sport, particularly football. All of us are members of a football team in one of the MYSA leagues – it is the place where we all start our MYSA journeys. Once we are registered with a team, we can take part in any of the other MYSA activities. Some of us join as individuals and are given a place on a team but it is more common for new members to form their own teams before joining. Altogether there are 1,805 (Boys 1,249 and Girls 302) football teams in 180 leagues across MYSA’s 16 zones. We play around 14,000 matches each year. Points are not awarded for skill – we earn points for taking part. Also, we decide how much time we spend playing football. The keen football players amongst us will spend as much time as they can on the pitch. Other people may choose to do more dance or drama or to spend more time helping out with the HIV/AIDs awareness workshops. We offer other sports through our Kids with Disabilities program. These include volleyball, basketball and netball, basketball, wheel chair basketball. |
