Author name: USSSA

With under a month to the kick-off of this year’s edition, Eastern Uganda hosted the FEASSA delegation on a mission to conduct final inspections. The delegation comprising officials from Uganda (hosts), Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Zanzibar spent a day in the land of the Bamasaba (Mbale) and Bukedea to assess the readiness of over 17

Both the boys and girls are up to the challenge and doing their best to put up a show
The defending champions Jinja SS are even more focused than before having enjoyed the honor of the gold medal last year in Kabale and a bronze medal at FEASSA in Huye ,Rwanda in 2023.

They haven’t suffered any defeat in the group stages played.
Kyambogo College on the other hand are yet to get off the mark. Ahead of a rest day on Sunday 14th/July/2024 below are the results from day 2 fixtures.

Namugongo Secondary and Vocational School 2-0 St. Mark’s College Namagoma  (25:12,25:13) Namagabi SS 2-0 Standard College Ntungamo (25:19,25:19) Mubende Army 2-0 Kibuli SS (25:20,25:22) Mbogo Mixed SS 2-0 St. Peters’s SS Nsambya (25:15,25:19) St. Jerome SS Ndama  2-1 St. Balikuddembe SS Mitala Maria  (24:26,25:17,25:20) Standard HS Zana 2-1 Ntare School  (25:14,20:25,25:13) Kinaawa HS 2-0 Trnity

With tables twisting and turning as the games roll in the 2024 Ball Games II hosted at Teso College Aloet, action is getting more intense and catchy as the days go. Over 7000 students took part in this year’s edition which consists of 6 sports disciplines which include; netball, volleyball (boys and girls), basketball 3X3(boys

Rugby 7s is one of the disciplines played at the Ball Games II and also a FEASSA qualifier. This year’s competition at Teso College Aloet has attracted a total of 8 women’s teams and 18 boys’ teams. The boys teams are in 3 groups of 6 while the girls teams have 2 groups of 5 teams each.