Aga Khan are the schools' pool giants
AGA Khan Junior School won the fourth national Midland Swimming championships at Rainbow International School on Saturday. Aga Khan were in blistering form in the one-day event, sweeping every race to finish with 907 points and beating six schools to the overall title.
By Phillip Corry
Aga Khan Jr 907 pts
Rainbow 873
Rainbow B 669
Lohana 651
Aga Khan B 557
Blue Sea 489
Linda Club 344
AGA Khan Junior School won the fourth national Midland Swimming championships at Rainbow International School on Saturday.
Aga Khan were in blistering form in the one-day event, sweeping every race to finish with 907 points and beating six schools to the overall title.
Rainbow International finished runners-up on 873, while their second side came third with 669.
Aga Khan won all the races in the four age categories (U-6, U-8, U-10 and U-12) in both the boys’ and girls’ events.
Lohana and Aga Khan B finished fourth and fifth with 651 and 557 points respectively.
A total of seven schools participated in 38 events in the highly competitive championships that attracted 210 boys and girls.
International School of Uganda, winners of the last two editions did not take part.
Aga Khan Jr 907 pts
Rainbow 873
Rainbow B 669
Lohana 651
Aga Khan B 557
Blue Sea 489
Linda Club 344
AGA Khan Junior School won the fourth national Midland Swimming championships at Rainbow International School on Saturday.
Aga Khan were in blistering form in the one-day event, sweeping every race to finish with 907 points and beating six schools to the overall title.
Rainbow International finished runners-up on 873, while their second side came third with 669.
Aga Khan won all the races in the four age categories (U-6, U-8, U-10 and U-12) in both the boys’ and girls’ events.
Lohana and Aga Khan B finished fourth and fifth with 651 and 557 points respectively.
A total of seven schools participated in 38 events in the highly competitive championships that attracted 210 boys and girls.
International School of Uganda, winners of the last two editions did not take part.