Nigeria’s under 18 women’s handball team is brimming with confidence as they prepare to represent their country at the 19th Africa Women Youth Handball Championship, set to take place in Monastir, Tunisia.
Their optimism was evident following their final tune-up friendly match against ASPAC HBC of Benin Republic, which they convincingly won 27-21. The friendly match served as a testament to their readiness for the upcoming championship.
After the spirited victory, the players, led by Captain Esther Matthew, expressed their unwavering commitment to making Nigeria proud at the prestigious tournament. Their determination and dedication to the sport were evident as they promised to give their all on the handball court.
Coach Shittu Adewunmi Agboola, accompanied by his assistant, Coach Opuene Roberts, echoed the sentiments of the players. They emphasized their collective resolve to ensure that the team performs exceptionally well at the championship.
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The team is set to depart from Nigeria, with their journey commencing at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos on Thursday morning. Their destination is Monastir, Tunisia, where they will represent their nation with pride and determination.
The Africa Women Youth Handball Championship kicks off with their first match against Algeria, scheduled for Saturday at 2:00 PM. The team has been diligently preparing, and they are eager to showcase their skills and compete at the highest level of youth women’s handball in Africa.
As the championship draws nearer, Nigeria’s U18 women’s handball team remains focused on their goal of making their country proud and achieving success on the continental stage.
Handball enthusiasts across Nigeria will be eagerly following their journey and supporting their quest for excellence in Tunisia.
