Vision Volleyball Camp win Joan Cox Memorial Volleyball Cup

Vision Volleyball Camp beat Sport-S VC to win the Joan Cox Memorial Volleyball Cup for the second time in as many years.

Although VVC lost the Ndejje Open Volleyball Championship falling out in the semifinals a week earlier, the Namboole based club beat Sport-S 15-11 in the decisive set.

Sport-S had come from two sets down to draw 2-2.

Vision Volleyball Camp players celebrate their win over Sport S during the finals of the Joan Cox memorial Volleyball tournament

 
"I expect a very competitive season. Although we as Sport-S need time to bond, we should be able to compete for the trophies. Losing two finals is not the end. We are good but we need time to bond," Busingye, who moved from VVC to Sport-S in the January transfer, said.

In the schools category, of the two day event at Gayaza High School, Trust High dethroned Kinawa High in the U-21 grouping while Kinawa Mugongo Junior tamed Namugongo Vocational in the U-16 category.

Joan Kagoya (2nd left) receives her MVP awards from Gayaza High School PTA Chairman Dr Evelyne Kayingi (right)

 Joan Cox Memorial Volleyball Cup

Clubs' finals

VVC 3 Sport-S 2

Semifinals, Clubs

SportS A 3 Espoir 0

VVC 3 KCCA B 0

Schools' finals

U- 21

Trust High School 3 Kinawa Mugogo 0

U-16

Kinawa Mugongo 2 Namugongo Vocational 0