The USSSA National Swimming Gala 2026 has concluded with an impressive display of talent, bringing together 186 swimmers from schools across Uganda in a highly competitive championship.
A total of 11 schools participated in the championship, including Seroma Christian High School (hosts), Aga Khan High School, Green Hill Academy, Shree Sahajanand School, Ndejje Senior Secondary School, Nabisunsa Girls School, Muzza High School, Vienna College, Friends International, Kings College Budo, and Mengo Secondary School. Additional swimmers also competed as individual entries. Kings College Budo and Mengo Secondary School were each represented by one swimmer.
Women’s Team Scores
1. Seroma Christian High School 455
2 .Aga Khan High School 407
3. Green Hill Academy 329
4. Shree Sahajanand School 314
5 Individual Entries 166
6. Ndejje Senior Secondary School 146
7. Nabisunsa Girls 134
8. Muza High School 119
9. Vienna College 97
10. BSK Rafters 80
Women’s Total Points 2,247
Men’s Scores
1.Seroma Christian High School 433 (tied)
1.Aga Khan High School 433 (tied)
3.Individual Entries 380
4. Green Hill Academy 316
5. Shree Sahajanand School 205
6.Vienna College 191
7.Muzza High School 136
8.Ndejje Senior Secondary School 82
9.Friends International 59
10.Kings College Budo 47
11.Mengo Secondary School 26
12.BSK Rafters 16
Men’s Total Points 2,324
Combined Team Scores
1.🥇 Seroma Christian High School 960
2.🥈 Aga Khan High School 904
3.🥉 Green Hill Academy709
4. Shree Sahajanand School 591
5.Individual Entries 546
6.Vienna College 288
7. Ndejje Senior Secondary School 284
8.Muza High School 255
9. Nabisunsa Girls 134
10.BSK Rafters 96
11.Friends International 59
12.Kings College Budo 47
13.Mengo Secondary School 26
Combined Total 4,899
Key highlights
-Seroma Christian High School are overall champions with 960 points overall.
-Aga Khan High School came second with 904 points, just 56 points behind Seroma.
-The men’s competition is tied for first place between Seroma Christian High School and Aga Khan High School, each with 433 points.
-Seroma’s advantage comes largely from the women’s competition, where they lead Aga Khan by 48 points (455 vs. 407).
A total of 30 swimmers have been selected to represent the country at the upcoming FEASSA games that will take place in Morogoro,Tanzania in August.
