SMACK whip Kenya namesakes
St. MARY’S Kisubi continued to show why they are rugby favourites in the East Africa schools games by beating their namesakes, St Mary’s of Kenya, 20-0 in Fort Portal yesterday.
By Samson Opus
St. MARY’S Kisubi continued to show why they are rugby favourites in the East Africa schools games by beating their namesakes, St Mary’s of Kenya, 20-0 in Fort Portal yesterday.
In football, Baden Powell of Tanzania caused a major shock, holding St Mary’s SS Kitende to a goalless draw.
The result was however still good enough to see the football defending champions through to the semi-finals due tomorrow.
National girls’ basketball record champions Nabisunsa Girls started this year’s campaign with mixed fortunes on Monday.
The event favourites started with a 52-46 loss to Kenyan side Tigoi but quickly recovered to beat Rwanda’s LCND 52-29 to grasp a mathematical chance of going past the group stages.
Actions continues today.
St. MARY’S Kisubi continued to show why they are rugby favourites in the East Africa schools games by beating their namesakes, St Mary’s of Kenya, 20-0 in Fort Portal yesterday.
In football, Baden Powell of Tanzania caused a major shock, holding St Mary’s SS Kitende to a goalless draw.
The result was however still good enough to see the football defending champions through to the semi-finals due tomorrow.
National girls’ basketball record champions Nabisunsa Girls started this year’s campaign with mixed fortunes on Monday.
The event favourites started with a 52-46 loss to Kenyan side Tigoi but quickly recovered to beat Rwanda’s LCND 52-29 to grasp a mathematical chance of going past the group stages.
Actions continues today.