City: Fort Portal Zone: Rwenzori Zone The school was founded in 1993 and is located in the heart of Fort Portal Tourism City. To qualify for nationals, Fort Portal SS beat St. Leo’s College Kyegobe 4-2 on penalties following a 1-1 draw in the semifinals, and then beat Garama SS 5-4 on penalties after a […]
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St. Julian High School, the reigning champion, is set to defend its title in the U20 national championship. The school has previously consistently showcased its football prowess in various tournaments. Here’s a closer look at the team: Background St. Julian High School was founded in 2009, starting with the Gayaza Campus before expanding to the
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District: Ngora DistrictZone: Teso Zone Ngora High School will play as hosts for this year’s National Boys Football Championship that kicks off on April 5th. Ngora is a Church of Uganda founded School that started in 1914. Despite having qualified as hosts, Ngora competed at both the district and Teso Zone qualifiers and finished second
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Located in Bukedea District, within the Teso region, Amus College has established itself as a powerhouse in regional and national competitions. The team has consistently showcased its prowess, competing in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024, and emerging victorious in recent years. The team’s success can be attributed to its experienced technical team, led
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Located in Isingiro District, Boni Consilii Girls Vocational School is a team with a growing reputation in national competitions. With a talented squad of 20 players, they’re determined to make their mark. The squad led by Captain Asiimwe Ziidah, a solid center-back, the team boasts a mix of experienced players and fresh talent. Goalkeepers Birungi
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The Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association competitions department has released fixtures for the 2025 National Boys Football Championship and Girls Football that will take place in Ngora and Bukedea respectively. The games will kick off on May 6th at 2pm after the final screening that will end at 1pm. Among the opening fixtures will be
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The USSSA National Boys Football Championship will kick off on 4th April at Ngora High School. 64 schools have been drawn in 16 groups of four with each team to play three games in the group stages. The draws were conducted by former Kakungulu Memorial School and Kawempe Muslim SS players, Mustapha Kiiza and Sandra
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The USSSA Acholi zonal qualifiers came to close yesterday at Pope Paul VI in Nwoya with a total of 2 basketball and 46 football teams from the 8 districts and 1 city of Acholi zone and a total of 1052 participants taking in football and basketball The closing ceremony was graced by the RDC as
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Sacred Heart SS girls team came back from a goal to nil to secure Semi final slot after edging Rev Jabuloni Isoke Memorial 2:1. Rev Jabuloni Isoke took an early lead at 15 minutes but Sacred heart SS was still determined to take the victory. Sacred Heart’s Inzikuru Sama scored a brace in the second
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By Mukwaya Arnold Mvara SS has succesfully defended the USSSA Westnile boys’ trophy after edging Comboni Comprehensive by a goal to nil making it two titles in a row In the girls category Moyo Star managed to lift the trophy for the third time in arow after beating Francis Ayume memorial on penalties The host
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