RUGBY WORLDCUP 2011 - 14 DAYS
May 29, 2009
Uganda v Tunisia<br>Kampala Rugby Club<br><br>Two foreign-based players Gideon Kamya from England and Andrew Irumba from South Africa will join the rugby Cranes next week in preparation for the World Cup qualifying game against Tunisia June 13.
Uganda v Tunisia
Kampala Rugby Club
Africa Round 3 fixtures
June 13
Ivory Coast v Namibia
Uganda v Tunisia
June 27
Namibia v Ivory Coast
Tunisia v Uganda
Two foreign-based players Gideon Kamya from England and Andrew Irumba from South Africa will join the rugby Cranes next week in preparation for the World Cup qualifying game against Tunisia June 13.
Kamya, who is a tight head prop features for second Division club Brack Nell in England and was part of the 2002 Rugby Cranes team that won the Confederation of Africa Regional Six tournament after beating Botswana 56-7 at Kampala Club.
Kamya is former Hima Impis captain and also played for MTN Heathens before leaving for England while Irumba, a fly-half plays for Wits University club in South Africa.
Coach Yayiro Kasasa believes the two will be an asset to the team if they pass the test.
“We need a prop and fly halfâ€Kasasa said.
Kamya arrivies in the country today.
Compiled by Johnson Were
Kampala Rugby Club
Africa Round 3 fixtures
June 13
Ivory Coast v Namibia
Uganda v Tunisia
June 27
Namibia v Ivory Coast
Tunisia v Uganda
Two foreign-based players Gideon Kamya from England and Andrew Irumba from South Africa will join the rugby Cranes next week in preparation for the World Cup qualifying game against Tunisia June 13.
Kamya, who is a tight head prop features for second Division club Brack Nell in England and was part of the 2002 Rugby Cranes team that won the Confederation of Africa Regional Six tournament after beating Botswana 56-7 at Kampala Club.
Kamya is former Hima Impis captain and also played for MTN Heathens before leaving for England while Irumba, a fly-half plays for Wits University club in South Africa.
Coach Yayiro Kasasa believes the two will be an asset to the team if they pass the test.
“We need a prop and fly halfâ€Kasasa said.
Kamya arrivies in the country today.
Compiled by Johnson Were