Wadadia FC’s goal-poacher Jackline Chesang has set her ambitions for her first full season in the Women Premier League (WPL) high with intentions of fighting for the golden boot.The youngster joined the Mumias-based team last season after completing her studies at Wiyeta Secondary and managed to score five goals in the second leg.Wasteful Ulinzi bow to Wadadia in WPLShe has, however, set a target of doubling her tally in the 2022/23 league, an ambitious, yet achievable, undertaking seeing as she grabbed her second goal of the season in the team’s 1-0 win against Ulinzi Starlets on the weekend.“I know the league is very competitive and we have players that have scored many more goals than I have but I am targeting ten goals or more this season as that will be a big boost to both the team and my targets of fighting for the golden boot,” she offered after the side’s match against the military side at Ulinzi Complex.Wadadia have played for three wins in seven matches and are tied on ten points with Ulinzi. They have scored six and conceded nine in the said matches to trail the soldiers that have a four-goal difference.##NAJAVA_MECA_6988515##The Silvanus Wesonga-coached side face Nakuru Queens in their next outing at home with the tactician saying he is not putting a lot of pressure on his young squad.“The win against Ulinzi meant a lot for us as we had a lot of catching up to do. Scoring my second goal against a team as experienced as Ulinzi has motivated me to keep dreaming about the top prize. The more I score, the more I will also help my team move up the log,” Chesang added.Nyamunyamu faults complacency, inexperience for Thika lossHer coach, Wesonga, says the two goals for the youngster are a good start as she has a lot of room to get better in front of goal.Thika Queens’ Wendy Achieng leads the top scorer’s log at six goals after her brace against leaders Vihiga Queens this weekend. Bunyore Starlets’ Airin Madalina is second on five, tied with Vihiga’s Maureen Ater and Zetech Sparks’ Puren Alukwe.
