Sport in brief
Jul 02, 2007
<b>RSA emblems in the firing line</b><br>SOCCER - South Africa's globally recognised Springbok rugby emblem is in the firing line after the country's ruling party proposed Saturday the creation of a single sports symbol.
RSA emblems in the firing line
SOCCER - South Africa's globally recognised Springbok rugby emblem is in the firing line after the country's ruling party proposed Saturday the creation of a single sports symbol. Also at risk are the Protea emblem of the national cricket team and the insignia of the Bafana Bafana national football squad.
New boss
karate do - James Kyeyusa is the new Uganda Karate Do Federation president for the next two years. He replaced Steven Tamale, who has served only one term. The former federation’s vice president and Luzira SS Karate club member was elected to the seat unopposed during the federation’s AGM at Lugogo over the weekend.
Lugazi, Crane win accolades
Boys
Lugazi Mixed 42 Crane H 31
Girls
Crane HS 44 St. Michael 03
BASKETBALL - Crane HS’ dominance of the Seroma invitational tournament was brought to an end on Sunday when they lost both the boys and girls finals.
lira clan race
CYCLING - Lango clan Ngurapuc has organised a bicycle race whose winner will walk away with a brand new Roadmaster bicycle. The 35 kilometre race is scheduled for July 14 and will be flagged off by Lango paramount chief (Wonyaci) Yosam Odur.
SOCCER - South Africa's globally recognised Springbok rugby emblem is in the firing line after the country's ruling party proposed Saturday the creation of a single sports symbol. Also at risk are the Protea emblem of the national cricket team and the insignia of the Bafana Bafana national football squad.
New boss
karate do - James Kyeyusa is the new Uganda Karate Do Federation president for the next two years. He replaced Steven Tamale, who has served only one term. The former federation’s vice president and Luzira SS Karate club member was elected to the seat unopposed during the federation’s AGM at Lugogo over the weekend.
Lugazi, Crane win accolades
Boys
Lugazi Mixed 42 Crane H 31
Girls
Crane HS 44 St. Michael 03
BASKETBALL - Crane HS’ dominance of the Seroma invitational tournament was brought to an end on Sunday when they lost both the boys and girls finals.
lira clan race
CYCLING - Lango clan Ngurapuc has organised a bicycle race whose winner will walk away with a brand new Roadmaster bicycle. The 35 kilometre race is scheduled for July 14 and will be flagged off by Lango paramount chief (Wonyaci) Yosam Odur.