Veronica Maina Foundation

Hon. Veronica Maina
Supercup 2025

Empowering Youth, Community & Uplifting Environmental Action Across Murang'a County, through talents and Sports.

Inspiring Talent, Fighting drugs & Building Tomorrow!

525+

Teams

Wards

Oct 12, 2025

Launch Date

Executive Summary

A Tournament Born to Change Lives

The Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup 2025 is a county-wide football tournament under The Veronica Maina Foundation, held across Murang'a County with the twin objectives of identifying and celebrating local sporting talent and using sport as a platform for youth empowerment, community cohesion, and environmental stewardship.

Officially Launched and Kickstarted on 12 October 2025, the Supercup brought together hundreds of soccer teams from all 35 wards in Muranga County, in a structured, competitive, and professionally-run competition.

The tournament offers meaningful prize incentives for winning teams, and runs alongside a program of mentorship and life skills training.

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It is an honor to have launched the Veronica Maina Foundation Super cup — a football tournament born from a passion to harness the energy and creativity of our young people. Sport has the power to transform lives: it builds discipline, teamwork, and leadership skills.

Through this tournament we aim not only to celebrate talent but to create pathways for our youth to grow, learn, and contribute positively to their communities. I thank our executive committee, players, partners, volunteers, coaches, coordinators and the people of Murang'a for making this vision a reality. Together we will ensure that every child with ambition has the opportunity to shine.

Hon. Veronica Maina

Founder, Veronica Maina Foundation

Mission & Vision

Five Core Pillars

The Veronica Maina Foundation Super cup is designed as an annual county-wide soccer tournament that unites teams across wards in Muranga County.

Talent Identification & Development

Discover and nurture footballing talent across Murang'a.

Youth Empowerment

Empower both young male and female players within and outside the pitch.

Community Cohesion

Create positive social interaction across wards and constituencies.

Health & Well-being

Promote active lifestyles and fighting drugs.

Environmental Action

Pair matches with local clean-up and tree-planting initiatives.

Tournament Structure & Rules

How the Supercup Works

Knockout Rounds

Ward-level matches among 525 teams from each ward.

Semi-Finals

70 winning teams from ward-level matches advance to compete across constituencies or county-level playoffs.

Grand Finale

Culminating event to determine the county champion(s).

Categories & Format

Teams representing wards across Murang'a County; men's and women's categories; standard football rules aligned with local football association guidelines; specific disciplinary and fair play codes enforced by organizers.

Football Teams Directory

Teams & Ward Coordinators

A total of 525 teams were officially registered to participate in the ward-level knockout stages — a testament to Murang'a County's immense football talent.

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The Future of the Supercup

The Road Ahead

As the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup continues to grow into Murang'a's most unifying and impactful sporting initiative, its future at the constituency level shines even brighter. What began as a countywide platform for identifying raw talent and promoting community cohesion is now evolving into a strategic, structured, and sustainable football ecosystem.

In the near future, the Supercup is poised to decentralize into stronger constituency-based leagues, each operating with clear calendars, improved logistics, and enhanced coaching standards. Constituencies will become the primary hubs of early talent development.

With improved structures at the constituency level, the Supercup will also champion the establishment of youth development academies, ward-level coaching clinics, and women's football empowerment programs. Grassroots football will no longer depend on raw effort alone but will be supported by organized training, certified coaches, and standardized equipment.

The expansion also holds great promise for fan culture and community identity. Constituency derbies, rivalries, and seasonal tournaments will deepen the pride of local supporters and build traditions that can be passed down through generations.

Ultimately, the future of the Supercup lies in creating a sustainable, inclusive, and professional football ecosystem — one that not only produces talented athletes but empowers youth with purpose, discipline, and opportunity.

Wards Covered

525+

Teams Registered

Annual

Tournament

Impact Stories & Spotlights

The Supercup is More Than a Tournament

Behind every goal scored, every whistle blown, and every cheer from the sidelines lies a personal journey shaped by hope, determination, and community spirit.

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Simon Njuguna and Brian Waraga

Players from Gaitega FC

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I am Simon Njuguna, and together with my teammate Brian Waraga from Gaitega FC, we are truly grateful for the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup. This tournament has given us a platform we never had before — a chance to showcase our talent, compete widely, and grow as players. We appre…

Cecelia

Female Player from Gatanga Starlets

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My name is Cecelia, and playing for Gatanga Starlets in the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup has been one of the most empowering moments of my life. Even though I am a young mother, I refused to let that stop me from stepping onto the pitch. Many times, I walked into a match with my …

Barabas Kimani and Samuel Macharia

Players from Mirira FC

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My name is Barabas Kimani, and I play alongside my teammate, Samuel Macharia. Being part of the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup has helped us sharpen our football skills in ways we never expected. The level of competition, the discipline required, and the exposure to different playi…

Johanna Mwangi and Waithaka Kelvin

Football Commentators

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As upcoming football commentators, I — Johanna Mwangi — together with my colleague, Waithaka Kelvin, were excited to cover several matches during the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup. The experience strengthened our confidence, polished our skills, and showed us just how far our pass…

Martin Ibai

Football Fan and Supporter of Gacharu FC

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My name is Martin Ibai, a proud football fan and supporter of Gacharu FC. Even though our team did not win in the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup, my spirit remains high. The tournament brought excitement, pride, and unity to our community, and watching the players give their all wa…

Shine Peter

Female Football Fan and Spectator from Murang'a Town

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I am Shine Peter, a female football fan and spectator from Murang'a Town. I truly enjoy watching the game, and the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup was an unforgettable experience for me. My biggest highlight was watching the ladies' teams compete — their strength, skill, and determi…

Amore Bianca

Football Fan and Spectator from Murang'a Town

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I am Amore Bianca, a passionate football fan and spectator from Murang'a Town. Attending the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup this year was such an exciting experience. I especially loved cheering for the ladies' teams — seeing their skill, teamwork, and determination on the field wa…

Daniel Karanja

Football Fan and Boda Boda Rider from Murarandia Ward

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I am Daniel Karanja, a football fan and boda boda rider from Murarandia Ward. Watching the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup this season was an amazing experience — the matches were thrilling, and the energy from the fans was incredible. I also want to express my gratitude for the ref…

Nicholus Macharia

Team Captain of Young Lions FC (Winning Team of Mugoiri Ward)

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I am Nicholus Macharia, team captain of Young Lions FC, the winning team of Mugoiri Ward. We are so excited to have won our ward this season! This victory means a lot to all of us, and it shows what hard work, teamwork, and dedication can achieve. We want to sincerely thank Hon. …

Joseph Ndungu

Football Co-ordinator, Kandara Constituency

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My name is Joseph Ndungu, and I serve as the football coordinator for Kandara Constituency. Organizing the matches for the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup has been an incredible journey — every game brings new energy, excitement, and challenges that keep me on my toes. What makes th…

Alex Irungu

Football Co-ordinator, Kangema Constituency

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My name is Alex Irungu, and I am the football coordinator for Kangema Constituency. Coordinating and organizing the games for the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup has been both challenging and incredibly rewarding. Every match requires careful planning, teamwork, and dedication, but …

Anthony Njenga

Football Fan & Supporter

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My name is Anthony Njenga, and as a devoted football fan, the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup has given me more than just entertainment — it has given me a sense of purpose within my community. Attending the matches, I've seen how football can transform neighborhoods, turning empty …

John Mwangi & Collins Ndegwa

Football Players, Mathengete FC

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I am John Mwangi, and alongside my teammate Collins Ndegwa, we play for Mathengete FC. Participating in the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup has been a completely new experience for us — it has challenged us to push our limits, rethink our strategies, and grow as footballers. Every m…

Peter Aloo

Coach, Milan Lionesses from Twins International

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My name is Peter Aloo, and I coach the Milan Lionesses at Twins International. Being part of the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup has been an incredible journey — not just for my players, but for me as a mentor. Coaching during this tournament has challenged me to think creatively, m…

Iska

Team Member, Milan Lionesses from Twins International

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My name is Iska, and I am a member of the Milan Lionesses from Twins International in Nairobi. Traveling all the way from Nairobi to participate in the Hon. Veronica Maina Supercup and interact with players from Murang'a has been an incredible experience. It was inspiring to witn…

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