Sharing Nsambya on course to retain title
Aug 13, 2003
SHARING Nsambya Youth Club is on course to retaining the Tae-Kwon-do championships after winning two league ties on Sunday at Lugogo.
By Silvano Kibuuka
SHARING Nsambya Youth Club is on course to retaining the Tae-Kwon-do championships after winning two league ties on Sunday at Lugogo.
Sharing tops the table with 53 points after four games.
They beat hard fighting Maroons 16-10 before walloping new entrants; Black Eagle 17-07 in the league sponsored by American Procurement Company.
Prisons are second with 42 points and maroon third with 38. On Sunday, Prisons lost to Lee (14-09).
Nine clubs participated in the event.
Lee has accumulated 34 points, Kampala, 31, Pan African, 27, KBC, 14, Black Eagles (07) followed by Oceanic (37).
Meanwhile, Jeffery nursery school are the 2003 kids tae-kwon-do champions after beating two-years holders, Little Angles on Sunday.
SHARING Nsambya Youth Club is on course to retaining the Tae-Kwon-do championships after winning two league ties on Sunday at Lugogo.
Sharing tops the table with 53 points after four games.
They beat hard fighting Maroons 16-10 before walloping new entrants; Black Eagle 17-07 in the league sponsored by American Procurement Company.
Prisons are second with 42 points and maroon third with 38. On Sunday, Prisons lost to Lee (14-09).
Nine clubs participated in the event.
Lee has accumulated 34 points, Kampala, 31, Pan African, 27, KBC, 14, Black Eagles (07) followed by Oceanic (37).
Meanwhile, Jeffery nursery school are the 2003 kids tae-kwon-do champions after beating two-years holders, Little Angles on Sunday.