Sport in brief
Feb 25, 2007
<b>Mukono hires Kasirye</b><br>SOCCER - MUKONO has hired the services of former Cranes’ goalkeeper Jamil Kasirye to help them move from the bottom of the Super League table.
Mukono hires Kasirye
SOCCER - MUKONO has hired the services of former Cranes’ goalkeeper Jamil Kasirye to help them move from the bottom of the Super League table. The team, yet to win any game in 13 outings, has also got another boost from the Front Page Microfinance, who have given them track-suits, jerseys and balls.
UOC warns
AFRICA GAMES - SPORTS federations have been advised to look to other sources of finances so that they start preparing for the All Africa Games. Olympic committee president Maj. Gen. Francis Nyangweso warned associations not to depend only on government because of the usual delay in releasing funds.
Pro-line gets
Man. Utd invite
SOCCER - THE fast growing Pro-Line soccer academy has started preparations after getting an invitation to participate in the prestigious Manchester Premier Cup in August this year in Manchester. The Pro-Line academy has 30 boys playing in the U-17 category, 20 in the U-14 category and 30 boys in the U-12, according to director Mujib Kasule.
Officials meet
TENNIS - ROSETTE Musoke and Joweria Namubiru have earned byes to round two of the KCB Kenya Open that starts at Nairobi Club on Tuesday. Another Ugandan entrant, James Odongo was not lucky and will battle it out from round one of the men's event.
SOCCER - MUKONO has hired the services of former Cranes’ goalkeeper Jamil Kasirye to help them move from the bottom of the Super League table. The team, yet to win any game in 13 outings, has also got another boost from the Front Page Microfinance, who have given them track-suits, jerseys and balls.
UOC warns
AFRICA GAMES - SPORTS federations have been advised to look to other sources of finances so that they start preparing for the All Africa Games. Olympic committee president Maj. Gen. Francis Nyangweso warned associations not to depend only on government because of the usual delay in releasing funds.
Pro-line gets
Man. Utd invite
SOCCER - THE fast growing Pro-Line soccer academy has started preparations after getting an invitation to participate in the prestigious Manchester Premier Cup in August this year in Manchester. The Pro-Line academy has 30 boys playing in the U-17 category, 20 in the U-14 category and 30 boys in the U-12, according to director Mujib Kasule.
Officials meet
TENNIS - ROSETTE Musoke and Joweria Namubiru have earned byes to round two of the KCB Kenya Open that starts at Nairobi Club on Tuesday. Another Ugandan entrant, James Odongo was not lucky and will battle it out from round one of the men's event.