UYSA start well, Edgars out
Jul 16, 2009
DANIEL Isiagi bagged a hatrick and Ronald Iga scored the other as the Uganda Youth Soccer Academy won their opening match 4-0 against KSV Sottegem in the Hotspots Football Festival in Belgium.
By Andrew Kabuura
DANIEL Isiagi bagged a hatrick and Ronald Iga scored the other as the Uganda Youth Soccer Academy won their opening match 4-0 against KSV Sottegem in the Hotspots Football Festival in Belgium.
The showpiece ends today before the team travels to Denmark for the Dana and Vildbjerg tournaments.
UYSA coach Matia Lule is undertaking a youth coaching course with the Belgian football federation in conjunction with EXCHANGE, an NGO, and premier side KSV Zottegem while Alice Namatovu, the academy project manager, is training in sports management.
Bring Children from Streets, an orphanage home in Mpigi district will have another opportunity to win the Norway Cup when the showpiece kicks off July 22 in Oslo, Norway.
A contingent of 15 girls and two officials was flagged off yesterday by archbishop of Kampala Dr. Cyprian Kizito Lwanga at Lubaga.
The event is expected to attract over 1000 teams.
Edgars U-11 walloped Puuma Tolinn Koplin of Sweden 6-0 in the quarter finals of the World Gothia Youth cup in Sweden.
DANIEL Isiagi bagged a hatrick and Ronald Iga scored the other as the Uganda Youth Soccer Academy won their opening match 4-0 against KSV Sottegem in the Hotspots Football Festival in Belgium.
The showpiece ends today before the team travels to Denmark for the Dana and Vildbjerg tournaments.
UYSA coach Matia Lule is undertaking a youth coaching course with the Belgian football federation in conjunction with EXCHANGE, an NGO, and premier side KSV Zottegem while Alice Namatovu, the academy project manager, is training in sports management.
A contingent of 15 girls and two officials was flagged off yesterday by archbishop of Kampala Dr. Cyprian Kizito Lwanga at Lubaga.
The event is expected to attract over 1000 teams.