NIC make winning start
Sep 17, 2009
Insurance netball club NIC started the second round of the national league in high gear as they walloped Uganda Peoples Defence Forces UPDF 54-41 at Nakivubo, Wednesday.
By David Namunyala
Netball league
NIC 54 UPDF 41
Posta 26 TLC 29
Insurance netball club NIC started the second round of the national league in high gear as they walloped Uganda Peoples Defence Forces UPDF 54-41 at Nakivubo, Wednesday.
Prossy Nabbosa and Betty Namukasa dominated NIC’s score for a 43-30 lead at half time.
UPDF’s Annet Nakiwu and Martha Soigi jointly pulled back 41 goals but their effort could not save face.
In the other game, the efforts of David Kalule, TLC’s newly assigned coach turned positive after they beat Posta with a deference of three goals.
TLC’s Charity Ajaruva and Takiyah Namanda led their team to a 26-29 victory, according to Kalule.
“I am happy my first game has been a success, other clubs need watch out,†Kalule said.
r The She Cranes have been invited for the inaugural Inter-nations cup in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. They travel Sept. 28 for the week-long event.
A quad of 19 started t
raining on Tuesday at Nakivubo under coach Fred Mugerwa.
Netball league
NIC 54 UPDF 41
Posta 26 TLC 29
Insurance netball club NIC started the second round of the national league in high gear as they walloped Uganda Peoples Defence Forces UPDF 54-41 at Nakivubo, Wednesday.
Prossy Nabbosa and Betty Namukasa dominated NIC’s score for a 43-30 lead at half time.
UPDF’s Annet Nakiwu and Martha Soigi jointly pulled back 41 goals but their effort could not save face.
In the other game, the efforts of David Kalule, TLC’s newly assigned coach turned positive after they beat Posta with a deference of three goals.
TLC’s Charity Ajaruva and Takiyah Namanda led their team to a 26-29 victory, according to Kalule.
“I am happy my first game has been a success, other clubs need watch out,†Kalule said.
r The She Cranes have been invited for the inaugural Inter-nations cup in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. They travel Sept. 28 for the week-long event.
A quad of 19 started t
raining on Tuesday at Nakivubo under coach Fred Mugerwa.