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Peter Mutua (left) of Highway Secondary School against Olympic High School's Kevin Ochieng. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Highway Secondary School and Musingu High School recovered from a dull start to chalk victories in their respective group matches of the ongoing Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports (FEASSSA) games currently on here in Mbale, Uganda.

Highway, who launched their title quest with a disappointing 2-0 loss to record title holder St Mary’s Kitende from Uganda, on Wednesday routed Tanzania’s Benjamin Mkapa Secondary School 2-0 in their second Group A match played at Amus College.

Another Tanzanian side Kalangalanga Secondary School also suffered in the hands of Kenyans as they received a 4-0 whipping from national finalists Musingu High School in Group B.

St Joseph’s Boys High School Kitale held the nerve to force a barren draw against homeboys Bukedea Comprehensive School in another Group A tie.

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