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Teso Zone Athletes Secure Qualification For USSSA National Champioship

Source: Gabriel Esiku, Media Officer Teso Zone

Amuria – The Teso Zone Secondary School’s Ball Games II culminated with a thrilling display of talent and determination as athletes vied for qualification to the highly anticipated USSSA National Championships. Schools from across the region showcased their skills in various disciplines, aiming to secure their place among the nation’s finest. Let’s delve into the remarkable achievements of the qualifying teams and athletes.

In the Athletics Overall category, the girls’ division witnessed a fierce battle for the top spot. Soroti City emerged as the champions, amassing an impressive 129 points. Their stellar performances in various track and field events demonstrated their exceptional athleticism and dedication. Following closely were Serere and Ngora, securing second and third place with 100 and 98 points, respectively. Amuria, Kumi, Kapelebyong, Kalaki, Katakwi, and Bukedea also showcased their talent and determination, contributing to the intense competition.

Soroti district Athletics team overal winners in Athletics jubbilating with trophies won

The boys’ division in Athletics Overall saw Soroti City claim the championship title with an outstanding total of 158 points. Their exceptional performances in sprinting, jumping, and throwing events showcased their versatility and strength. Kapelebyong and Amuria displayed commendable performances, securing the second and third positions with 112 and 100 points, respectively. Ngora, Kalaki, Serere, Kumi, Katakwi, and Bukedea also exhibited their prowess in the field.

With the culmination of all disciplines, the overall ranking solidified Soroti City’s dominance as the Teso Zone’s ultimate champions, amassing a remarkable total of 287 points. Ngora, Amuria, Kapelebyong, Serere, Kumi, Kalaki, Katakwi, and Bukedea secured their positions in the top ten, highlighting their remarkable performances throughout the tournament. Unfortunately, Kaberemaido did not have representation in the competition.

Aside from athletics, other disciplines also witnessed outstanding performances from the participating schools. In Handball, Soroti SS emerged as the champions in the boys’ division, while Ngora High School showcased their dominance in the girls’ division. The basketball category saw Soroti SS claim the championship title in the boys’ division, showcasing their skills and determination.

Teams straggling for handball slots

In Netball, Dr. Aporu Okol SS, Soroti SS, and Bukedea Comprehensive emerged as the champions, displaying their remarkable teamwork and strategic gameplay. These schools demonstrated their excellence in the sport, earning their well-deserved spots in the upcoming national championships.

Dr. Aporu Oko Netball champions

Volleyball proved to be a thrilling category, with Bukedea Comprehensive, Amus College, and Ngora High School securing the championship title in the boys’ division. In the girls’ division, Ngora High School, Amus College, and Kanyumu Comprehensive displayed exceptional talent and teamwork, earning their place in the national championships.

The football category witnessed impressive performances in the U-14 division, where Amus College secured the championship title among the boys. In the U-14 girls’ division, Amus College continued their winning streak, showcasing their prowess on the field.

The U-16 divisions showcased Amus College School’s dominance, as they emerged as champions in both the boys’ and girls’ categories. Teso College Aloet and Asamuk SS put up commendable performances but were unable to surpass Amus College School’s exceptional gameplay.

Amus College girls U-16 girls football winners (8)

While Dance Sports, Rugby 7s, Lacrosse, and other disciplines did not have participating teams, the spirit and excitement of the event remained undeterred, as the focus shifted to the remarkable achievements in the qualifying disciplines.

These outstanding athletes and teams have now secured their qualification for the

upcoming USSSA National Championships, set to take place in Kabale in 2023. They will compete against the best schools from across the country, aiming to bring glory to their respective zones and schools.

Trohies which were given to the winner in EAC category

The Teso Zone Secondary School’s Ball Games II not only showcased the incredible talent within the region but also provided a platform for young athletes to pursue their sporting dreams and inspire others. The journey to the national championships has just begun, and the Teso Zone’s representatives are ready to give their all and leave an indelible mark on the national stage. The entire community eagerly awaits their performance, as they aim to bring home glory and make their schools proud.

Here’s a table summarizing the champions in each category of the Teso Zone Secondary School’s Ball Games II:

ATHLETICS OVERALL

CategoryChampionPoints
GirlsSoroti City129
Serere100
Ngora98
Amuria67
Kumi61
Kapelebyong47
Kalaki35
Katakwi28
Bukedea25
BoysSoroti City158
Kapelebyong112
Amuria100
Ngora74
Kalaki50
Serere40
Kumi32
Katakwi25
Bukedea9
OverallSoroti City287
Ngora172
Amuria167
Kapelebyong159
Serere140
Kumi93
Kalaki85
Katakwi53
Bukedea34

HANDBALL

CategoryChampion
BoysSoroti SS
GirlsNgora High School

BASKETBALL

CategoryChampion
BoysSoroti SS

NETBALL

Champion
Dr Aporu Okol SS
Soroti SS
Bukedea Comprehensive

VOLLEYBALL

CategoryChampion
BoysBukedea Comprehensive
Amus College
Ngora High School
GirlsNgora High School
Amus College
Kanyumu Comp

FOOTBALL

CategoryChampion
U-14Amus College
GirlsAmus College

U-16

CategoryChampion
BoysAmus College School
Teso College Aloet
GirlsAmus College School
Asamuk SS

OTHER DISCIPLINES

Discipline
Dance sports
Rugby 7s
Lacrosse
Among others

Please note that the table includes the champions and respective points as well as the winners in the specified categories.

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