Uganda is participating at the first edition of the ANOCA School Games in Algeria represented by four schools namely Buddo SS, Gayaza High School, Seroma Christian High School and Buddo SS and two Select sides for swimming and athletics.
Imran Luwooza made a strong start for Uganda at the ANOCA Games, securing a convincing win in the table tennis competition against Abdelhine Merouane of Algeria.
Luwooza was unplayable as he dominated the match, taking down his Algerian opponent in straight sets with a score of 11-9, 11-7, and 11-8.
Uganda’s badminton team faced a tough match against Ghana on Sunday, July 27, ultimately finishing second with a score of 4-1 (43-55).
Following the result, Uganda is 3rd in Group B, behind Algeria and Ghana, while Tunisia is at the bottom.
In swimming, the boys and girls officially tap the waters on Monday in their quest for gold.
Competition Dates, venues, and swimmers.
Monday 28th.
Nabukeera Paula> 50M Freestyle.
Mwagale Abigail> 50M Freestyle.
Wamala Elijah> 50M Butterfly
Mandre Joshua> 50M Butterfly & 100M Backstroke
Tumusiime Kodet> 200M Breaststroke & 100M Backstroke
Tuesday 29th.
Nabukeera Paula> 50M Butterfly
Nakasule Rahmah> 50M Butterfly
Mwagale Abigail> 100M Breaststroke
Tumusiime Kodet> 50M Breaststroke
Wamala Elijah> 100M Freestyle
Mandre Joshua> 100M Freestyle
Wednesday 30th.
Nabukeera Paula> 50M Backstroke & 100M Freestyle
Nakasule Rahmah> 50M Backstroke
Mwagale Abigail> 100M Freestyle
Wamala Elijah> 50M Backstroke
Tumusiime Kodet> 50M Backstroke
Thursday 31st.
Mwagale Abigail> 50M Breaststroke
Nabukeera Paula> 100M Butterfly
Nakasule Rahmah> 100M Butterfly
Wamala Elijah> 50M Freestyle.
Mandre Joshua> 50M Freestyle.
Friday 1st.
Nabukeera Paula> 100M Backstroke
Nakasule Rahmah> 100M Backstroke
Wamala Elijah> 100M Butterfly
Tumusiime Kodet>100M Breaststroke & 200M Backstroke