The Enabus find rhythm just in time
D-Mark Power’s Isaac Afidra dropped a game high 16 points, six rebounds and four assists to inspire the reigning champions past newly promoted Heaters 74-38 at YMCA grounds, Wandegeya on Saturday.
By USHER KOMUGISHA
Men, Division 1
Power 74 Heaters 38
Division 2
Rocks 55 Kings 51
Rez Life 72 Diamonds 68
Division 3
Air Force 50 Jackets 61
Women
Lady Bucks 21 KCC 76
Stormers 60 Cubs 20
D-Mark Power’s Isaac Afidra dropped a game high 16 points, six rebounds and four assists to inspire the reigning champions past newly promoted Heaters 74-38 at YMCA grounds, Wandegeya on Saturday.
Power who boast of three league wins now, find themselves in mood to face the Kyambogo Warriors on Friday with this foundation and a jellying Enabu (Jimmy and Emmanuel) combination.
The two brothers appeared to have found the rhythm on the night since coming together at the start of the season.
“It is good we are winning but we still have to work on very many things especially on defence,†noted Power coach Barnes Ankunda.
Robert Mubiru and Isaac Lugudde added 13 points apiece for the defending champions, while Heaters’ Tony Olila was the only player in the side with a double digit score (13) but could not save his team from drowning.
Heaters’ coach Brian Wathum said his side failed to score and that harmed their expectations on the night.
In the women’s category, KCC Leopard’s Hilda Naigaga scored a game high 20 points as Martha Soigi and Sara Nassuna added 14 and 11 points respectively to defeat Gladiators.
The Leopards are enjoying an unbeaten run but face an uphill task for the weekend as they prepare to face A-1 Challenge on Friday.
Men, Division 1
Power 74 Heaters 38
Division 2
Rocks 55 Kings 51
Rez Life 72 Diamonds 68
Division 3
Air Force 50 Jackets 61
Women
Lady Bucks 21 KCC 76
Stormers 60 Cubs 20
D-Mark Power’s Isaac Afidra dropped a game high 16 points, six rebounds and four assists to inspire the reigning champions past newly promoted Heaters 74-38 at YMCA grounds, Wandegeya on Saturday.
Power who boast of three league wins now, find themselves in mood to face the Kyambogo Warriors on Friday with this foundation and a jellying Enabu (Jimmy and Emmanuel) combination.
The two brothers appeared to have found the rhythm on the night since coming together at the start of the season.
“It is good we are winning but we still have to work on very many things especially on defence,†noted Power coach Barnes Ankunda.
Robert Mubiru and Isaac Lugudde added 13 points apiece for the defending champions, while Heaters’ Tony Olila was the only player in the side with a double digit score (13) but could not save his team from drowning.
Heaters’ coach Brian Wathum said his side failed to score and that harmed their expectations on the night.
In the women’s category, KCC Leopard’s Hilda Naigaga scored a game high 20 points as Martha Soigi and Sara Nassuna added 14 and 11 points respectively to defeat Gladiators.
The Leopards are enjoying an unbeaten run but face an uphill task for the weekend as they prepare to face A-1 Challenge on Friday.