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National Boys Football Championship: Team Profile – Bukedea Comprehensive School

Bukedea Comprehensive School is a boys and girls boarding school located in Bukedea District, specifically on the Mbale-Soroti Highway. It was established in 2018.

As the USSSA National Boys Football Championship 2025 kicks off in Ngora district, Bukedea Comprehensive School is gearing up for its third attempt at the Nationals. With a talented squad of 20 players led by Head Coach Ssali Ronald. The team is determined to make a strong impression and bring glory to their school.

A Team with Experience and Talent

Bukedea Comprehensive School has a blend of experience and youthful energy, with key players who have consistently performed under pressure. The team’s notable players include Godfrey Ssekibengo, Asimwe John, Ssewakudde Denis, new signing Wanyama Simon, Kisule Glory, and Amis Busingye.

Past Performance

The team has had mixed results in past championships. In Fort Portal, they didn’t advance beyond the group stage. However, in Masaka last year, they reached the semifinals, narrowly losing to eventual champions St. Julian in a penalty shootout. Currently ranked 4th, Bukedea Comprehensive School is hungry for success.

Recent Performance

Recently, the team has shown impressive form, emerging as champions at the district level after defeating Amus 5-3 in a penalty shootout. Although they finished 3rd at the zonal level after losing to Amus in the semifinals via penalties, the team is confident in their abilities.

Group opponents

Bukedea was drawn in group H alongside Ndejje Secondary School, Nabumali High School and Wagwa High School.

Ambition

Under the guidance of Coach Ssali Ronald, Bukedea Comprehensive School aims to make a significant impact in the 2025 Nationals. With a strong squad and determination to succeed, the team is poised to go further than ever before and bring glory to their school.

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