Overview The Acholi Zonal Qualifiers saw an intense competition between schools from 7 different districts. The track and field events included a wide range of competitions for both boys and girls, ending in a nail-biting finish as Kitgum took home the top prize. But the excitement didn’t stop there. Sacred Heart SS Gulu dominated the […]
Match Statistics https://x.com/USSSAOnline/status/1807255184143479020?t=li7ydIHi6f7qu1BY4fR4EQ&s=19 After failing to advance to the quarterfinals, Uganda’s girls’ basketball team delivered a resounding performance, crushing India 88-16! Shifrah Kiranda and Abigail Mpoza Lucy were the stars of the show, scoring 18 and 13 points respectively. The Ugandan team was on fire, dominating all four quarters with their impressive defense and offense. Abigail Lucy Mpoza in action against Chinese Taipei| ISF Image The match saw Uganda take a commanding lead of 19-2 in the first quarter, which they further extended to 34-2 by the second quarter. India struggled to find their footing, traili]
Kibuli S.S, the host school excelled on their home grounds, winning gold medals in U16 Boys Football(boys), Handball (girls) and Volleyball (boys), and silver in other categories. Nabisunsa Girls’ School dominated the girls’ basketball category, emerging as champions. Mariam High School impressed in Volleyball, clinching the girls’ title, while Kibuli S.S secured the boys’ title.
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Despite an impressive start beating Brazil and Chile 45-41 and 78-31 respectively, Uganda boys basketball team missed out on quarter finals with a decisive factor being goal difference.
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The Bunyoro Zone Secondary School Ball Games II kicked off yesterday with great excitement as schools from around the region arrived at the St Theresa Girls Secondary School and Victory High School Masindi, eager to compete in the highly anticipated tournament. However, the excitement was short-lived for some schools as the organizers announced a serious
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Day two of Lango zonal qualifiers has been yet a great day like no other with very high expectations from different camps on who will make it to Teso.By the close of the day some teams were already on cloud nine because of their excellent performance that earned them slots to Ball games II. In
Kitgum district will host USSSA Ball Games II Acholi Zonal qualifiers scheduled for 28-30th June 2024 at Bomah Grounds, 8 districts that make up the Acholi Region are expected to present their teams.Over 500 athletes are expected to participate in the games, including Javelin, Short Put, Discuss, High Jump, Track events, Rugby 7s, Netball, Handball
Mpigi zone finalized all their games for the upcoming Ball games II on 27th June 2024 at St. Joseph of Nazareth in Mpigi district. The disciplines that were competed for on the final day included athletics, basketball 3×3, beach soccer and Dance Sport.
Volleyball, netball and football all in the under 16 categories were played earlier at Bukandula Mixed and Kabulasoke PTC in Gomba district.
Uganda’s basketball team fell short against Mongolia, losing 51-50 in a nail-biting contest today. Despite leading the first two quarters, Uganda’s momentum faltered in the third, allowing Mongolia to tie the game in the final quarter. Edrine Ekau emerged as Uganda’s standout player, scoring an impressive 20 points. However, the team’s inability to secure a
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The Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) has announced the split of Ball Games II.This is the largest championship that brings together over 8,000 participants and officials, into two categories namely FEASSSA qualifiers and non-FEASSSA qualifiers due to the high number of participants and officials involved.
The reason for this is the introduction of the under 16 category games , new disciplines namely mind games which has led to the surge of numbers of participants and officials from 8,000 to over 11,000.
