St Noa Girls School showcased their prowess in earlier matches as well, playing a 1-1 draw against hosts Morocco and demonstrating their dominance with an impressive 8-0 win over Chile.
Not to be outdone, the girls’ football team, St Noa Girls Zzana, delivered an emphatic message with an 8-0 victory over Chile. This commanding display, combined with their opening day 1-1 draw against hosts Morocco, earned them an impressive four points in the group stage.
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In the tournament’s official opening match, Uganda’s St Noah Girls put up a commendable performance, almost securing a victory against the hosts, Morocco, before conceding a late-late strike during the floodlit encounter.
The tournament boasts an impressive scale, with 1200 participants from 28 countries, including 29 boys’ teams and 18 girls’ teams. Assisting in the day-to-day operations are over 400 volunteers. Throughout the duration of the tournament, 20 sports fields (13 synthetic and 7 natural) will be utilized.
The symposium provided a valuable platform for experts to exchange ideas, share experiences, and collectively develop a roadmap for the future of Ugandan football. The insights gained from this collaborative effort will help shape policies, programs, and investments to drive football development across the nation.
The Kibuli Secondary School team is determined to make their mark on the international stage and bring pride to their school and country. With their focused preparation and the support of their coaches, the players are eager to showcase their skills and give their best performance in the World Schools Championship.
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Football enthusiasts can expect thrilling matches in the Under 16 boys and girls categories, as well as the Under 14 boys and girls categories.
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The delegation’s journey is brimming with excitement as they explore the potential of St Mary’s College Rushorooza’s venues for the upcoming school sports events. Participants and spectators alike can look forward to an action-packed program, spanning various sports disciplines that cater to different interests and talents.
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We are thrilled to announce that Ayub Khalifah has been appointed as the new coach of the U-20 Women’s National Team by the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA). Congratulations, Ayub!
Applications are now open for participants who would like to train in January 2023. This was done after several members explained their unavailability for the same training in December 2022. TRAINING DATES (JANUARY 29 – FEBRUARY 3, 2023) ■ Disciplines Football, Netball, Basketball, Rugby, Table Tennis, Badminton, Dance Sport, Volleyball, Handball, Athletics, Woodball, Hockey, Tennis,
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