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AYG: Federation satisfied with team’s performance – Official

by The Eagle Online
July 28, 2018
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UBA wise savers

Fatai Atanda, member of the technical committee, Nigeria Hockey Federation on Saturday scored the performance of Nigeria’s hockey contingent to the African Youths Games in Algiers high.
Atanda told the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday in Abuja, that both the male and female teams were exceptional in their performances in spite not qualifying for the Youth Olympics.
He particularly extolled the team spirit of the country’s male team which he said was inspiring.
He said: “Our boys were just unlucky because Zambia that qualified eventually was earlier beaten 2-0 by us.
“Our girls did their best in spite the fact this is their first international outing.”
The hockey official explained that the male team was very promising in almost all their games.
He said that the team had a bright future, as “age is on their side, and with good coaches like Baba Ndana, they will go places’’.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Nigerian male hockey team on July 26 lost 3-2 to Kenya in the third place match.
South Africa had earlier beaten them 5-2 in the semifinals, which ended their dream of qualifying for Youth Olympics in Argentina.
Zambia and South Africa are qualifiers for the Youth Olympics.

Tags: African Youths GamesAlgiersFatai AtandaNigeria Hockey FederationYouth Olympics
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