Top seeds make headway in Kampala Club tourney
May 24, 2006
TOP seeds advanced in the Club Squash tournament at Kampala Club as action entered day two. Women action starts today in the event sponsored by Nile Breweries under its Club beer brand and The New Vision.
By Norman Katende
Hecclings bt Bossa 3-1
Kawooya bt Muwanga 3-0
Musimenta w/o Magezi
Muhenda w/o Kayondo
Banyai bt Katamba 3-0
Ssemweya bt W. Pike 3-0
Byaruhanga bt Matovu 3-2
L. Matovu bt J. Okot 3-0
Ekiring bt Mwesigwa 3-1
Muhairwe bt Christophe 3-0
S. Musisi bt Kifley 3-2
D. Kato bt C. Kironde 3-0
P. Nkambwe w/o E. Mubiru
Women
K. Kabenge v L. Nandudu
R. Kebba v H. Luzika
B. Sempebwa v L. Babirye
P.Okellowange v E. Wamalwa
TOP seeds advanced in the Club Squash tournament at Kampala Club as action entered day two. Women action starts today in the event sponsored by Nile Breweries under its Club beer brand and The New Vision.
Top seed Bill Heclling had it easy beating Moses Bbosa 3-1 in the Tuesday games while seed two Paul Nkambwe walked over Edward Mubiru.
Seed three David Melvill was unlucky to twist his ankle as he walked downstairs, forcing him to pull out of the tournament. Seed four Lawrence Matovu beat James Oloki in straight sets to advance to the second round.
Hecclings bt Bossa 3-1
Kawooya bt Muwanga 3-0
Musimenta w/o Magezi
Muhenda w/o Kayondo
Banyai bt Katamba 3-0
Ssemweya bt W. Pike 3-0
Byaruhanga bt Matovu 3-2
L. Matovu bt J. Okot 3-0
Ekiring bt Mwesigwa 3-1
Muhairwe bt Christophe 3-0
S. Musisi bt Kifley 3-2
D. Kato bt C. Kironde 3-0
P. Nkambwe w/o E. Mubiru
Women
K. Kabenge v L. Nandudu
R. Kebba v H. Luzika
B. Sempebwa v L. Babirye
P.Okellowange v E. Wamalwa
TOP seeds advanced in the Club Squash tournament at Kampala Club as action entered day two. Women action starts today in the event sponsored by Nile Breweries under its Club beer brand and The New Vision.
Top seed Bill Heclling had it easy beating Moses Bbosa 3-1 in the Tuesday games while seed two Paul Nkambwe walked over Edward Mubiru.
Seed three David Melvill was unlucky to twist his ankle as he walked downstairs, forcing him to pull out of the tournament. Seed four Lawrence Matovu beat James Oloki in straight sets to advance to the second round.