Eden University Women’s Super League 2024/25: Top Goal Scorers Chart
The Eden University Women’s Super League has reached a thrilling stage in the 2024/25 season, with the battle for the Golden Boot intensifying each week. Below is a detailed look at the top goal scorers so far, highlighting their impact on their respective teams and what their performances mean for the league’s competitive landscape.
1. Penelope Mulubwa (Zesco Ndola Girls) – 25 Goals
Leading the pack is Penelope Mulubwa, who has been a revelation for Zesco Ndola Girls. Her remarkable tally of 25 goals showcases not only her finishing prowess but also her consistency throughout the season. Known for her intelligent runs and clinical edge inside the box, Mulubwa has propelled Zesco Ndola Girls to crucial wins and remains the prime contender for the Golden Boot. Her performances have also contributed to Zesco Ndola Girls’ strong position in the league, underlining her importance as the team’s talismanic striker.
2. Ivy Nambeye Wazinga (Nchanga Rangers) – 20 Goals
3. Ochumba Lubanji (Red Arrows Women) – 20 Goals
4. Natasha Nanyangwe (Green Buffaloes Women) – 20 Goals
Sharing second and third places are three prolific forwards on 20 goals each—Ivy Nambeye Wazinga of Nchanga Rangers, Ochumba Lubanji of Red Arrows, and Natasha Nanyangwe of Green Buffaloes.
- Ivy Nambeye Wazinga: Despite Nchanga Rangers facing stiff competition, her goals have kept them competitive. She’s known for her powerful shots and aerial ability, which often turn half-chances into vital goals.
- Ochumba Lubanji: A key figure for Red Arrows Women, Lubanji’s pace and dribbling skills allow her to carve out opportunities against the toughest defenses.
- Natasha Nanyangwe: A dynamic attacker for Green Buffaloes Women, Nanyangwe combines speed with clinical finishing. Her presence ensures Buffaloes remain a threat in any match, particularly in the final third.
With three players tied on 20, the race for the Golden Boot remains wide open—any slip could see one of them surge ahead in the coming fixtures.
5. Maylan Mulenga (Green Buffaloes Women) – 19 Goals
Just one goal behind the 20-goal cluster is Maylan Mulenga, also of Green Buffaloes Women, with 19 goals. Mulenga has been instrumental in creating a formidable attack for the Buffaloes, often linking up seamlessly with Natasha Nanyangwe. Her eye for goal and ability to find space in crowded penalty areas make her a constant threat. With only a single goal separating her from the chasing pack, Mulenga could leapfrog her teammates and challenge for the top scorer spot if she maintains her current form.
6. Mary Mambwe (Red Arrows Women) – 15 Goals
Occupying sixth place is Mary Mambwe, another Red Arrows star. Her 15 goals have come in clutch moments, helping Arrows secure vital points. Mambwe’s intelligent movement and link-up play with Ochumba Lubanji have turned Red Arrows into a well-rounded attacking force. While there’s a gap between her tally and those at the top, a strong run of form could see her close the distance.
7. Fridah Mukoma (Zesco Ndola Girls) – 14 Goals
With 14 goals, Fridah Mukoma adds another dimension to Zesco Ndola Girls’ frontline. While Penelope Mulubwa often grabs the headlines, Mukoma’s finishing and versatility have been crucial in big matches. Her understanding with Mulubwa gives Zesco Ndola Girls a dual threat up front, ensuring that opponents can’t focus solely on the league’s leading scorer.
8. Regina Kayambomba (Luyando Foundation) – 12 Goals
Regina Kayambomba has been a standout performer for Luyando Foundation, sitting on 12 goals this season. She excels at dribbling through tight defenses and creating her own shooting angles. Despite Luyando Foundation’s position in the league, Kayambomba’s consistent scoring form has kept them competitive in tough matches. Her individual brilliance and set-piece prowess make her a key figure in the team’s efforts to climb the table.
9. Avell Chitundu (Zesco Ndola Girls) – 10 Goals
10. Maweta Chilanga (Green Buffaloes Women) – 10 Goals
Rounding out the top ten are two players on 10 goals each—Avell Chitundu (Zesco Ndola Girls) and Maweta Chilanga (Green Buffaloes Women).
- Avell Chitundu: Another Zesco Ndola Girls forward, Chitundu’s scoring adds depth to the team’s attack. Her late goals and ability to exploit tired defenses in the final stages of matches have been vital in securing Zesco’s high rank.
- Maweta Chilanga: A consistent performer for Green Buffaloes, Chilanga’s physical presence and aerial strength offer a different threat compared to the pacey approach of her teammates. Her goals often come at crucial times, keeping Buffaloes in contention.
Conclusion: A Fierce Race for the Golden Boot
As the Eden University Women’s Super League 2024/25 season progresses, the battle for the Golden Boot remains hotly contested. Penelope Mulubwa leads with 25 goals, but with Ivy Nambeye Wazinga, Ochumba Lubanji, and Natasha Nanyangwe close behind on 20, the final weeks promise plenty of drama. Moreover, players like Maylan Mulenga, Mary Mambwe, and Fridah Mukoma are poised to climb the ranks if they can sustain their form.
Whether it’s Zesco Ndola Girls’ potent attacking lineup or the star-studded Green Buffaloes forward line, each match offers an opportunity for these goal scorers to tilt the balance of power. Keep an eye on the next few fixtures to see who emerges as the league’s most lethal finisher in what’s shaping up to be a memorable season for women’s football in Zambia.
