2025 USSSA Ball Games 2: Battle for supremacy at the top as Futsal nears final bend
USSSA Ball Games 2 (Futsal) – Match day 3 Results:
- St Mark’s College Namagoma 1-5 Kyadondo SS
- Seroma Christian High School 1-2 St Francis Busunju
- Mukono Kings 1-1 Kakungulu Memorial School
It is survival for the fittest in the newest sport of Futsal during the on-going 2025 USSSA Ball Games 2 in Tororo.
With 7 schools competing in this sport under the demonstration cluster, the format of play is round-robin.
After match day three, two schools; Mukono Kings and Kakungulu Memorial School share the joint lead with 7 points each.
These two schools shared the spoils when they faced off, 1-goal apiece.
Sudiki Buluma netted for Mukono Kings whilst Frank Nsereko scored Kakungulu Memorial’s goal.
Monday’s other results at St Peter’s College main playground witnessed a one way traffic duel between Kyadondo SS and St Mark’s College Namagoma with the former triumphing 5-1.
Joseph Junior Jude had a brace whilst the other three goals arrived from Eric Ssebadduka, Lukman Sajja and Michael Kizito.
Henry Muwanguzi (own goal) was the consolation for St Mark’s College Namagoma who are yet to win any match in the championship.
Meanwhile, St Francis Busunju had their second victory of the tournament with a brave 2-1 win over Seroma Christian High School.
Usual suspect Collins Talemwa got the two goals for St Francis Busunju and Stephen Ongera scored for Seroma Christian High School.
Match day four will come on Tuesday, 15th July 2025.
Futsal is making its debut at the 2025 USSSA Games alongside Cricket, Baseball & Softball, Ludo, Gymnastics, Chess and Scrabble.
The USSSA Ball games 2 also have football (U-14 and U-16), Rugby 7’s, Basketball (3X3 and U-16 for 5X5), Athletics, Cross Country, Volleyball, Handball, Netball, DanceSport, Beach Soccer, Lacrosse, woodball and Beach Volleyball.
Over 4000 students are competing in these various games that climax by 18th July 2025.
USSSA is working closely with the different sports associations and federations.