Sports Briefs
Malaysia for varsity meet<br>- Malaysia has confirmed participation in the World University Woodball Championship due in Kampala. This brings the number of foreign teams to 14 in the event to be held at Munyonyo next year.<br>Malaysia joins India, Japan
Malaysia for varsity meet
- Malaysia has confirmed participation in the World University Woodball Championship due in Kampala. This brings the number of foreign teams to 14 in the event to be held at Munyonyo next year.
Malaysia joins India, Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Taiwan, Kenya, Tanzania, Singapore, Mongolia, South Africa, Ghana, Indonesia and Nigeria. Local federation secretary Godwin Senyondo said plans for the event are in top gear.
Trainers coming
- The world’s top baseball league, the Major League Baseball from North America through the international baseball body, The Little League International will train Baseball and Softball coaches and instructors in Uganda.
According to officials, registration is on and according to Richard Stanely, the director of Uganda Little League Baseball, two trainers will arrive in Uganda in January.
Jinja refs return unchallenged
- Incumbent chairman Said Kakuuku and his 10 members of the executive retained their positions unopposed in the Jinja referees association polls held at Bellevue hotel in Jinja on Sunday. The elections had the single lady referee Monica Kadama take the position of assistant general secretary. Vice Abdul Lubwama and secretary Dan Butamanya both retained their positions in an election that had over 34 referees.
- Malaysia has confirmed participation in the World University Woodball Championship due in Kampala. This brings the number of foreign teams to 14 in the event to be held at Munyonyo next year.
Malaysia joins India, Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Taiwan, Kenya, Tanzania, Singapore, Mongolia, South Africa, Ghana, Indonesia and Nigeria. Local federation secretary Godwin Senyondo said plans for the event are in top gear.
Trainers coming
- The world’s top baseball league, the Major League Baseball from North America through the international baseball body, The Little League International will train Baseball and Softball coaches and instructors in Uganda.
According to officials, registration is on and according to Richard Stanely, the director of Uganda Little League Baseball, two trainers will arrive in Uganda in January.
Jinja refs return unchallenged
- Incumbent chairman Said Kakuuku and his 10 members of the executive retained their positions unopposed in the Jinja referees association polls held at Bellevue hotel in Jinja on Sunday. The elections had the single lady referee Monica Kadama take the position of assistant general secretary. Vice Abdul Lubwama and secretary Dan Butamanya both retained their positions in an election that had over 34 referees.