Nabisunsa Dominance Continues
Jun 30, 2003
NABISUNSA Girls School’s Amina Lukaaya led her team to a clean sweep of most of the female table-tennis honours at Lugogo over the weekend.
By Norman Katende
Boys: Singles
K. Mafabi bt C. Muwanga 4-2
Doubles
Muwanga/ Kirigwajjo bt Mafabi/ Mwanje 3-1
Cadets
B. Kamoga bt S. Otti 3-0
Team events
St Kalemba bt Namilyango 3-0
Girls: Singles
Lukaaya by Nalubanga 3-1
Doubles
Lukaaya/Nalubanga bt Mugerwa/Nandi 2-1
Cadets
R. Okello bt Rita Nekesa 3-1
Team events
Nabisunsa A bt Nabisunsa B 3-0
NABISUNSA Girls School’s Amina Lukaaya led her team to a clean sweep of most of the female table-tennis honours at Lugogo over the weekend.
The senior three student started by lifting the girls’ singles trophy after beating schoolmate Linda Nalubanga 3-1 in the National Schools Table Tennis championship.
She then combined with Nalubanga to lift the doubles trophy when they beat Shabira Mugerwa and Mariam Nandi (also from Nabisunsa) 2-1 before capping it with a victory in the team event.
She captained Nabisunsa A team to victory over their junior side Nabisunsa B in three straight sets.
“They are still young girls with the potential of dominating the game,†said table tennis two time former Olympian Mary Musoke, who coaches the team.
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Boys: Singles
K. Mafabi bt C. Muwanga 4-2
Doubles
Muwanga/ Kirigwajjo bt Mafabi/ Mwanje 3-1
Cadets
B. Kamoga bt S. Otti 3-0
Team events
St Kalemba bt Namilyango 3-0
Girls: Singles
Lukaaya by Nalubanga 3-1
Doubles
Lukaaya/Nalubanga bt Mugerwa/Nandi 2-1
Cadets
R. Okello bt Rita Nekesa 3-1
Team events
Nabisunsa A bt Nabisunsa B 3-0
NABISUNSA Girls School’s Amina Lukaaya led her team to a clean sweep of most of the female table-tennis honours at Lugogo over the weekend.
The senior three student started by lifting the girls’ singles trophy after beating schoolmate Linda Nalubanga 3-1 in the National Schools Table Tennis championship.
She then combined with Nalubanga to lift the doubles trophy when they beat Shabira Mugerwa and Mariam Nandi (also from Nabisunsa) 2-1 before capping it with a victory in the team event.
She captained Nabisunsa A team to victory over their junior side Nabisunsa B in three straight sets.
“They are still young girls with the potential of dominating the game,†said table tennis two time former Olympian Mary Musoke, who coaches the team.
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