Kenya Under 15 Boys National Team Called Up for 2025 CAF African Schools Championship in Uganda

National TeamKenya Under 15 Boys National Team Called Up for 2025 CAF African Schools Championship in UgandaDecember 6, 2025 Share: The Kenya U15 have been drawn in Group A, where they will face hosts Uganda, Burundi, and Djibouti. Group B features Tanzania, Ethiopia, South Sudan and Rwanda Kenya will kick off their campaign on Friday, December 6, 2025, at 2 pm, with a clash against Uganda at St. Mary’s Stadium Kitende. The Kenya U15 Boys’ National Team, Emerging Stars, head coach Leonard Odipo has named a 19-player squad set to represent the country at the 2025 CAF African Schools Football Championship CECAFA Region, scheduled for December 6th to 9 th, 2025, in Uganda. Technical Bench The technical unit comprises of, Bousted Mukolwe as Assistant Coach, Etiang’ Mamai as Team Manager, Amboka Mukasa as Safeguarding Officer, Edwin Otieno as the Medical Officer, Stephen Mwangi as Kit Manager, and Ramadhan Mayamba serving as Referee. Kenya Placed in a Competitive Group A They have been drawn in Group A, where they will face hosts Uganda, Burundi, and Djibouti. Group B features Tanzania, Ethiopia, South Sudan and Rwanda Kenya will kick off their campaign on Friday, December 6, 2025, at 2 pm, with a clash against Uganda at St. Mary’s Stadium Kitende. Fixtures Match Day 1 – December 6, 2025, St. Mary’s Stadium Kitende Kenya vs Uganda – 2:00 pm Kenya vs Burundi – 5:00 pm Match Day 2 – December 7, 2025, St. Mary’s Stadium Kitende Djibouti vs Kenya – 10 am Semi-finals -December 8, 2025, St. Mary’s Stadium Kitende Ranked 1 Group B vs Ranked 2 Group A – 2 pm Ranked 1 Group A vs Ranked 2 Group B – 4 pm 3rd Place Playoff and Final – December 9, 2025, St. Mary’s Stadium Kitende 3rd Place Playoff - 10 am Final – 12 Noon Final Squad Reagan Wafula, David Githinji, James Mason, Jesse Odongo, Christopher Mwasya, Jeremiah Kaula, Ryan Kibira, Marcus Onang’o, Andrew Njogu, Innocent Media, John Junior, Jonathan Kiplangat, Michael Nganga, Amos Chirabo, Kayan Kang’ethe, Gerald Otieno, Jamal Muigai, Spencer Laban, Amari Wagura