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Continental · Women

Africa Women Kabaddi Championship 2025

Six national teams contested the continental women’s title in a single day at JKUAT in Juja. Uganda’s She Gladiators took the championship, Kenya were runners-up and Zanzibar took bronze.

Also published by AKU as: Africa Women Cup 2025.

Status

Concluded

Host

JKUAT Assembly Hall, Juja, Kenya

Dates

7 April 2025

Nations

3

The Uganda women’s squad, the She Gladiators, hold the winners’ trophy after the Africa Women Kabaddi Championship 2025.

Final standings

Africa Women Kabaddi Championship 2025 — final standings as published by AKU
PosNationResult
1 UGAUganda
Uganda Kabaddi — The She Gladiators		 Champions
2 KENKenya
Team Kenya Kabaddi		 Runners-up
3 ZANZanzibar
Team Zanzibar Kabaddi		 Third place

Individual awards

Best Raider

Lavender Awuor

KENKenya

Best Defender

Eunice Awori

UGAUganda

Participating nations

UGAUgandaKENKenyaZANZanzibar

AKU published a six-team field but named only the three medallists. The other three teams have not been published.

Entry and provision

The terms AKU published for this competition.

Team entry

Squad: 12 players, 1 coach, 1 team manager, 1 technical official

Eligibility: Players 75 kg and below eligible; weigh-in on the morning of competition

Teams provide

  • Travel to and from the host city
  • Accommodation and meals
  • Playing kit

AKU provides

  • Competition venue
  • Certified match officials
  • On-site basic medical first aid
  • Gold, silver and bronze medals and trophies
  • Individual awards: Best Raider, Best Defender, Most Valuable Player

Competition media

Media library
Uganda’s She Gladiators lift the Africa Women Kabaddi Championship 2025 trophy.
Team Kenya with their trophy as first runners-up at the Africa Women Kabaddi Championship 2025.
Team Zanzibar with their trophy as second runners-up at the Africa Women Kabaddi Championship 2025.
Lavender Awuor of Kenya receives the Best Raider award at the Africa Women Kabaddi Championship 2025.
Eunice Awori of Uganda receives the Best Defender award at the Africa Women Kabaddi Championship 2025.

From the newsroom

All news

Sources

  • Source

    AKU results report, 8 April 2025

    Final standings and individual awards.

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  • Source

    AKU competition notice, 5 April 2025

    Date, venue and format.

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Not in this record

AKU has not published the following for this competition. Federations and officials can supply them to the secretariat.

  • The three teams outside the medal places
  • Match scores and the tournament schedule
  • The Most Valuable Player, if one was awarded
  • The published calendar gave 5–6 April in Nairobi; the competition notice gave 7 April at JKUAT, Juja. The Juja date is used here.

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