URU crowns 2005 best
Mar 27, 2006
MATtHIAS Ochwo and Hellen Buteme were crowned 2005 Most Valuable Players during the annual dinner organised by the Uganda Rugby Union (URU) at Sheraton Kampala Hotel Saturday.
By Ronnie Kintu
MVP men: Matthias Ochwo
MVP U-19: Joel Anguyo
MVP Ladies: Hellen Buteme
Best Journalist: K. Kabuye
Best Coach: Yayiro Kasasa
Best Referee: Ramsey Olinga
Best Youngster: A. Karekaho
Clubs
7s circuit: MTN Heathens
Uganda Cup: Mango Kobs
Bell League: MTN Heathens
Schools
British HC cup: Namilyango
Coke Trophy: St Lawrence,
7s circuit: St Lawrence,
League: Namilyango College
MATtHIAS Ochwo and Hellen Buteme were crowned 2005 Most Valuable Players during the annual dinner organised by the Uganda Rugby Union (URU) at Sheraton Kampala Hotel Saturday.
John and his brother Allan Musoke and Robert Seguya won the title in the past.
New Vision’s Kalungi Kabuye beat his counterpart Ronnie Kintu and The Monitor’s Lillian Ikulumet for the journalist award while Alfred Karekaho from St Lawrence is the most promising player.
America’s visiting Brown University women rugby team will meanwhile, run coaching clinics for girls from secondary schools around Kampala today.
MVP men: Matthias Ochwo
MVP U-19: Joel Anguyo
MVP Ladies: Hellen Buteme
Best Journalist: K. Kabuye
Best Coach: Yayiro Kasasa
Best Referee: Ramsey Olinga
Best Youngster: A. Karekaho
Clubs
7s circuit: MTN Heathens
Uganda Cup: Mango Kobs
Bell League: MTN Heathens
Schools
British HC cup: Namilyango
Coke Trophy: St Lawrence,
7s circuit: St Lawrence,
League: Namilyango College
MATtHIAS Ochwo and Hellen Buteme were crowned 2005 Most Valuable Players during the annual dinner organised by the Uganda Rugby Union (URU) at Sheraton Kampala Hotel Saturday.
John and his brother Allan Musoke and Robert Seguya won the title in the past.
New Vision’s Kalungi Kabuye beat his counterpart Ronnie Kintu and The Monitor’s Lillian Ikulumet for the journalist award while Alfred Karekaho from St Lawrence is the most promising player.
America’s visiting Brown University women rugby team will meanwhile, run coaching clinics for girls from secondary schools around Kampala today.