NetballJul 16, 2024

Kitende, Buddo SS make final as St. Noa, Kawanda SS slip

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Nsereko Musoke Isa

Jul 16, 20242 min readJul 16, 2024

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Semi-final Kitende 34-28 Kawanda St. Noa 32-34 Buddo SS St. Mary’s Boarding Secondary School – Kitende beat Kawanda SS to book a final date with rivals Buddo SS. Kitende eased past Kawanda SS in the semi-finals winning 34-28 to reach this year’s final. In the last semi-final of the day, Buddo SS squeezed past a […]

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Kitende 34-28 Kawanda

St. Noa 32-34 Buddo SS

St. Mary’s Boarding Secondary School – Kitende beat Kawanda SS to book a final date with rivals Buddo SS.

Kitende eased past Kawanda SS in the semi-finals winning 34-28 to reach this year’s final.

In the last semi-final of the day, Buddo SS squeezed past a resilient and inexperienced St. Noa Girls in a slim 34-32 victory.

To reach the final, Buddo SS won 27-22 against Bakhita while Kitende beat Greenlight 28-19 in the quarter-finals.

The final will be played tomorrow, Wednesday, the 17^th July at Soroti City Sports Grounds.

The four finalists will represent Uganda at the forthcoming 2024 FEASSSA Games set for next month at Bukedea Comprehensive School and Amus College School in Bukedea.

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