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A meeting has this morning been held at the USSSA Offices at Old Kampala between the leadership of USSSA and Presidents and General secretaries of National Federations. The meeting was chaired by Justus Mugisha, the USSSA President who thanked the federations for working with USSSA whenever called up. In his opening remarks Mugisha appreciated the

Special from the previous years, the bidding to host national championships from 2024 to 2028 has been officially opened. During the press conference held at GNS Office, Mugisha Justus, declared the bidding to host the 2025, 2026, 2027, and 2028 USSSA National games open to all regions and schools across the country.

In his address the President outlined the key focus areas namely capacity building, new sports disciplines, infrastructure, ISF participation and the USSSA online registration.

“This year we have been able to support Uganda Primary School Sports Association in various fields. For example, Capacity Building, online registration, event management, expansion of Primary games at FEASSA and governance (Organizing elections earlier this year)” Justus Mugisha , USSSA President.

By: Arnold Mukwaya The highly anticipated USSSA Ball Games Woodball Championship at Teso College Aloet came to a close with Mityana SS and Mpoma School emerging as the ultimate champions, securing the coveted Boys’ and Girls’ Woodball Trophies respectively. Mityana SS Triumphs Mityana SS secured the Boys’ title with a 2:1 win over Our Lady

Press Release In a decisive action following serious violations of match schedules during the USSSA Ball Games II and Mind Games, held at Teso College Aloet, Soroti City from 1st to 6th September 2024, Royal Giant High School and St. Andrews High School Gombe have been dismissed and officially banned from future participation. In addition,

By:Arnold Mukwaya As the USSSA Ball Games II nears end, woodball was in a search for the best players in one on one games which were dominated by Our Lady Of Africa Namilyango and Luzira SS. Individual excellence was on display today at Teso College Aloet as competitors from different schools vied for top honors

By Arnold Mukwaya Mpoma School’s girls’ woodball team has vowed to win this year’s title after a impressive performance on day two of the USSSA Ball Games II and Mind Games at Teso College Aloet. The team, which finished third in last year’s tournament in Kabale, qualified for the semi-finals with a 2-1 victory over