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Giants Kitende, Kibuli, Buddo, St.Noa Girls dominant as nominees short-lists for USSSA Inuagural wards revealed

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Giants Kitende, Kibuli, Buddo, St.Noa Girls dominant as nominees short-lists for USSSA Inuagural wards revealed
After a meticulous selection process, Uganda Secondary School Sports Association (USSSA) have revealed the final three nominees for the upcoming USSSA Excellence Awards 2023 in each category. The finalists represent the epitome of talent and dedication in secondary school sports across Uganda. In this inaugural edition, St. Noa Girls Secondary School, St. Boarding Secondary School, […]

After a meticulous selection process, Uganda Secondary School Sports Association (USSSA) have revealed the final three nominees for the upcoming USSSA Excellence Awards 2023 in each category.

The finalists represent the epitome of talent and dedication in secondary school sports across Uganda.

In this inaugural edition, St. Noa Girls Secondary School, St. Boarding Secondary School, Kibuli SS and Buddo SS dominate the nominees list.

Below are the nominees of different categories
Male Coach of the Year Finalists:
•Kisero Eric – Swimming
•Ayub Khalifa Kiyingi – Football
•Omondi John Mapeesa – Basketball

Ayub Khalifah Kiyingi (Blue) of Kawempe Muslim Secondary School

These coaches have demonstrated exceptional leadership and skill, guiding their teams to success in their respective disciplines.

Female Coach of the Year Finalists:
•Lubowa Harriet – Basketball
•Mugisha Lillian – Swimming
•Bayiga Justin – Athletics
These coaches have not only shaped their teams to victory but have also inspired a new generation of athletes to reach for the stars.

Female Sports Teacher of the Year Finalists:
•Atwesige Marion – Buddo Secondary School
•Kyolaba Grace – St Mary’s Boarding Secondary School Kitende
•Alwenyi Alice – Mengo Senior School

These dedicated educators have not only imparted knowledge but have also played a pivotal role in fostering a culture of sports excellence within their schools.

St. Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana’s Games teacher Ssentumbwe William 

Male Sports Teacher of the Year Finalists:
•Mulaje Ronald – St Mary’s Boarding Secondary School Kitende
•Ssentumbwe William – St Noa Girls Secondary School Zana
•Kasujja Erias – Kibuli Secondary School

Ronald Mulaje (left) of St. Mary’s Kitende and boys football coach Mr. Male

These outstanding sports teachers have gone above and beyond to nurture talent and instill a passion for sports among their students.

School of the Year Finalists:
•Kibuli Secondary School
St Mary’s Boarding Secondary School Kitende
•Buddo Secondary School

These schools have emerged as powerhouses in secondary school sports, consistently achieving excellence across various disciplines.

Female Athlete of the Year Finalists:
•Katemba Karimah – Swimming (Agakhan High)
•Birungi Winnie – Tennis (Kibuli Secondary School)
•Nyimwungere Peace Olga – Football (St

St. Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana’s Peace Olga

Noa Girls Secondary School Zana)
These remarkable athletes have not only displayed exceptional skill but have also become inspirations for their peers.

Male Athlete of the Year Finalists:
•Barigye Mathew – Tennis (Ntare School Mbarara)
•Allan Oyirwoth – Football (Amus College School)
•Mutatwala Ephraim – Hockey (Namilyango College)

These male athletes have shown unparalleled prowess in their respective sports, becoming the pride of their schools.

The winners will be unveiled at the grand gala at the Imperial Royale Hotel on Friday, December 15th, 2023, starting at 2:00 pm.

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