The Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association has released a list of applicants seeking positions on its Technical Commission for the 2026/2027 term, covering a wide range of sporting disciplines across the country.
The Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) has published a list of applicants for its Technical Commission for the 2026/2027 term, outlining the individuals who have expressed interest in serving in various technical positions across school sports.
The list features applicants for chairperson and member positions in several sporting disciplines, reflecting the broad scope of technical administration within the Association.
Among the disciplines represented are football, volleyball, basketball, athletics, handball, badminton, rugby, table tennis, beach volleyball, beach soccer, futsal, swimming, cricket, chess, scrabble, woodball, baseball and softball, hockey, pickleball, and other sports.
The applicants come from different districts and urban centres across Uganda, demonstrating geographical representation in the proposed technical structures.
Strengthening Technical Administration in School Sports
The Technical Commission plays an important role in supporting the technical organisation and development of sports within the USSSA framework. Effective technical structures are essential to the administration of competitions, the application of sporting rules and regulations, and the development of school sports talent.
Through its nationwide competitions and talent development programmes, USSSA provides a platform for learners to participate in organised sport, develop their abilities and progress towards higher levels of competition.
The establishment of technical structures across different disciplines is therefore an important component of the Association’s broader efforts to strengthen the administration and delivery of secondary school sports.
Applicants Listed Across Multiple Disciplines
The published document identifies individuals applying for chairperson and member positions in the various disciplines. It also indicates their respective districts, providing an overview of the geographical spread of those seeking to contribute to the Association’s technical work.
The publication is a listing of applicants for the 2026/2027 term. It should not be interpreted as confirmation of final appointments to the Technical Commission.
Further information regarding the outcome of the application process and the constitution of the Technical Commission will be communicated through the Association’s official channels as appropriate.
USSSA remains committed to promoting organised school sports and strengthening the technical systems that support the identification, nurturing, development and promotion of sporting talent in Uganda.
For more information, follow the Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association through its official communication channels.
