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Greenlight Islamic, Kawanda SS Shine in UMEA Solidarity Games Netball

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Greenlight Islamic, Kawanda SS Shine in UMEA Solidarity Games Netball
The 2025 UMEA Solidarity Games Netball tournament has thrown off with a bang at Namagabi Secondary School in Kayunga, with defending champions Kawanda SS and tournament favorites Greenlight Islamic Secondary School making impressive starts. Greenlight Islamic got their campaign off to a flying start with a 28-17 win over Nankabirwa SS in the tournament opener. […]

The 2025 UMEA Solidarity Games Netball tournament has thrown off with a bang at Namagabi Secondary School in Kayunga, with defending champions Kawanda SS and tournament favorites Greenlight Islamic Secondary School making impressive starts.

Greenlight Islamic got their campaign off to a flying start with a 28-17 win over Nankabirwa SS in the tournament opener.

Meanwhile, Kawanda SS sent a strong title defense signal with a convincing 47-05 victory over Nateete Muslim.

Other notable results on the opening day included Kaddugala SS’s 23-14 win over Kasawo SS and Ngando SS’s 25-17 victory over Amity SS.

Kibuli SS also made light work of Aringa SS, winning 24-08, while Gombe SS thrashed Bilal Islamic 58-05.

The most closely contested match of the day was between Busiika Muslim and hosts Namagabi SS, with Namagabi emerging victorious 24-19 in a highly protested tie.

The tournament will continue tomorrow with group stage matches, followed by the quarterfinals and semifinals on Sunday.

The third-place classification and final ties will take place on Monday, April 21st.

Here are the full Day One Netball results:

1. Kawanda SS 47-05 Nateete Muslim

2. Ngando SS 25-17 Amity SS

3. Kibuli SS 24-08 Alinga SS

4. Greenlight Islamic 28-17 Nankabirwa

5. Kaddugala 23-14 Kasawo SS

6. Hamdan Girls 20-09 Masaka SS

7. Gombe SS 58-05 Bilal Islamic

8. Kyantamba 19-13 Kasana Vocational

9. Namagabi High 03-32 Sseke SS

10. Wamatovu 21-15 Kakungulu Memorial

11. Matugga Mixed 29-05 Kisaasi Muslim

12. Busiika Muslim 19-24 Namagabi SS

13. Nkoma SS 08-24 Hamdan Islamic

14. Bulo Parents 18-14 Nakifuma Modern

15. Kasawo SS 37-08 Namagabi High

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