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Overview: Matchday two of the FEASSA Games saw three Ugandan football representatives return to action. St. Noa Girls got their campaign off to a flying start, beating P.S.B.B Huye from Rwanda 6–0 in their first fixture of the tournament. Sylyvia Kabene, Esther Babirye, Kasemire Imelda, and Mary Ayugi all found the net to add to

Ugandan sides were victorious against different host sides as Lacrosse made an entry to the East African stage except for national silver medalists Muzza High School.

Busoga College Mwiri are looking forward to playing rugby fifteens at the Feassa games in Kakamega for the very first time.

Mwiri will face FEASSA defending champions All Saints Embu in their opening fixture at the Bullring grounds.

A total of 31 swimmers have been selected to represent Uganda at the Federation of East Africa Secondary School (FEASSA) games in Kakamega this August.

The team that consists of 14 girls and 17 boys will be captained by Charlotte Sanford(girls) and Kaumi Pendo (boys). Uganda are the defending champions FEASSA.

A record number of 22 schools took part in the Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) Swimming Championships at Seroma Christian High School on Saturday.

The fourth edition of the USSSA National Swimming championship took place on 8th August 2025 at Seroma Christian High School in Mukono.

Baseball and softball coach and administration Timothy Einu believes they can tap into the Uganda Secondary School Sports Association (USSSA) numbers and platform to grow.

They had seven teams – three for girls (The Allen VR Stanley, Muni Girls, and Panyadoli Self Help) and four for boys (AVRS, St. Peter’s Nsambya, Mehta, and Kakira) – demonstrating the sport at the USSSA National Ball Games II in Tororo. But St. Catherine Lira, Jinja SS, and Nsambya Police are some of the other schools involved.