In Brief
Feb 22, 2008
Ugandans lose out<br>BY PHILLIP CORRY<br>Results<br>F Rogoi bt Buyinza 6-4 6-2<br>Habiyambere bt Odong 7-6(3) <br>6-4<br>Rukundo bt Hakizimana 6-0 6-3<br> Gasigwa bt O Nkunda 6-0 6-2<br>UGANDA’S business at the ITF Money circuit at Lugogo came to an end yesterday on court two when unseeded
Ugandans lose out
BY PHILLIP CORRY
Results
F Rogoi bt Buyinza 6-4 6-2
Habiyambere bt Odong 7-6(3)
6-4
Rukundo bt Hakizimana 6-0 6-3
Gasigwa bt O Nkunda 6-0 6-2
UGANDA’S business at the ITF Money circuit at Lugogo came to an end yesterday on court two when unseeded James Odong bowed out to Rwanda’s Donald Habiyambere (above) 7-6(3) 6-4.
Ssebuguzi is favourite
BY DOUGLAS MAZUNE
ONLY self-destruction can deny 2006 national champion Ronald Ssebuguzi victory in the Southern Motor Club rally that gets underway with a super special stage at Kaazi at 11am today.
Otim hits 54
BY Norman Katende
Uganda 220/10
(R. Otim 54, K. Kamyuka 37 C. Peploei4/35)
MCC 48/0 (M. Wagh 30*, J. Beane 10*)
RAYMOND Otim hit a solid 54 as the Uganda versus MCC game headed towards a draw. The game continues at 10.00am today at Kyambogo oval.
BY PHILLIP CORRY
Results
F Rogoi bt Buyinza 6-4 6-2
Habiyambere bt Odong 7-6(3)
6-4
Rukundo bt Hakizimana 6-0 6-3
Gasigwa bt O Nkunda 6-0 6-2
UGANDA’S business at the ITF Money circuit at Lugogo came to an end yesterday on court two when unseeded James Odong bowed out to Rwanda’s Donald Habiyambere (above) 7-6(3) 6-4.
Ssebuguzi is favourite
BY DOUGLAS MAZUNE
ONLY self-destruction can deny 2006 national champion Ronald Ssebuguzi victory in the Southern Motor Club rally that gets underway with a super special stage at Kaazi at 11am today.
Otim hits 54
BY Norman Katende
Uganda 220/10
(R. Otim 54, K. Kamyuka 37 C. Peploei4/35)
MCC 48/0 (M. Wagh 30*, J. Beane 10*)
RAYMOND Otim hit a solid 54 as the Uganda versus MCC game headed towards a draw. The game continues at 10.00am today at Kyambogo oval.