The USSSA Secretariat staff are undergoing a three-day retreat and team building at Front Page Hotel, Zzana.This is the second such activity of its kind after the inaugural one was […]
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Following the successful December capacity-building sessions, where over 500 participants were qualified as coaches, referees, reporters, and first aid specialists, USSSA invites all enthusiastic individuals, especially those interested in Rugby and Beach Soccer, to register for the upcoming January sessions.
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Participants will be trained in several disciplines as coaches or referees in Netball, Athletics, Volleyball, Handball, and Media.
The centers in Mbarara and Lira are facilitating only football coaching and refereeing while all those in other disciplines are at Kibuli SS.
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USSSA’s Capacity Building Program offers a wide array of training courses across various sports disciplines, ensuring that participants can enhance their skills, knowledge, and passion in their chosen field. Courses include Football, Netball, Volleyball, Athletics, Basketball, Handball, and Racket Games (Table Tennis, Badminton, Tennis). Additionally, a special course in Media is available for those interested in sports journalism and broadcasting.
As the capacity-building program concluded, participants praised USSSA for its partnership with UPSSA and expressed a heartfelt desire for similar courses to be accessible in their respective regions.
The comprehensive presentation covered the history of anti-doping activities, the definition of doping, reasons behind athletes resorting to doping, anti-doping rule violations, and the significance of Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs).
By equipping students with the necessary skills and knowledge, the program aims to cultivate a new generation of capable coaches, officials, umpires, and media officers, ensuring the sustainability and growth of school sports across the country.
