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Kamarang women hit five as Upper Mazaruni District Games open in Jawalla

Kamarang recorded the largest victory of the opening two days as the 2026 Upper Mazaruni District Games football tournament got underway on Sunday at Jawalla Village. (UMD Games Photo)

Kamarang recorded the largest victory of the opening two days as the 2026 Upper Mazaruni District Games football tournament got underway on Sunday at Jawalla Village.

The Kamarang women produced an impressive attacking performance on Monday, defeating Isseneru 5-0 to lead a busy second day of male and female football action.

Arau also made a strong start in the female competition with a 4-1 victory over Chimoweing, while Paruima secured a comfortable 3-0 win against Imbaimadai. Waramadong completed the female results with a 2-0 triumph over Kako.

In the male competition, San Juan registered Monday’s biggest win by beating Waxcreek 4-1. Kamarang completed a successful day for the village with a 2-0 victory over Isseneru.

Paruima edged Imbaimadai 2-1 in another closely contested male fixture, while Chimoweing and Arau shared the points following a 2-2 draw.

The tournament opened on Sunday with three matches. Host village Jawalla and Kaikan played to a 2-2 draw in the male competition.

Phillipai began its female campaign with a commanding 3-0 victory over Quebanang. However, Quebanang responded in the male encounter between the two villages, defeating Phillipai 3-1.

The Upper Mazaruni District Games bring together villages from across the district for male and female football competition, with the tournament continuing in Jawalla.

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