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USSSA National Ball Games II Netball Championship Round of 32: Kaddugala face Kajjansi and Baptist lock with Hamdan 

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USSSA National Ball Games II Netball Championship Round of 32: Kaddugala face Kajjansi and Baptist lock with Hamdan 
The 2025 Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) National Ball Games II Netball championship has reached the highly anticipated round of 32 stage, where 16 thrilling classic fixtures are set to unfold. As schools intensify their search for coveted FEASSA slots, the competition is expected to reach new heights. Blockbuster Matches Ahead Two of the […]

The 2025 Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) National Ball Games II Netball championship has reached the highly anticipated round of 32 stage, where 16 thrilling classic fixtures are set to unfold.

As schools intensify their search for coveted FEASSA slots, the competition is expected to reach new heights.

Blockbuster Matches Ahead
Two of the biggest matches in this stage will feature Kaddugala SS against Kajjansi Progressive and Baptist High School against Hamdan Islamic.

Kaddugala SS, who topped Group G with an unbeaten run, will face off against Kajjansi Progressive, who advanced to the round of 32 as runners-up in their group after losing to St. Noa.

Meanwhile, Baptist High School, who topped Group M, will take on Hamdan Islamic, who advanced from Group N in second place after a surprising loss to Arua Public School.

Other Exciting Matchups
Another intriguing matchup will feature Kawanda SS from Group I against Gombe SS, who finished second in Group J.

Other notable fixtures include Kitende Vs Andrea Kahwa, Kibuli SS vs. Blessed Sacrament Kimanya, and St. Josephines Bakita vs. Kasawo.

Full Round of 32 Fixtures
The complete list of round of 32 fixtures is as follows:

1. Kitende Vs Andrea Kahwa
2. Kibuli SS Vs Blessed Sacrament Kimanya
3. St. Josephines Bakita Vs Kasawo
4. Kaddugala SS Vs Kajjansi Progressive
5. Kawanda SS Vs Gombe SS
6. Namagabi Vs Kyotera Parents
7. Baptist Vs Hamdan Islamic
8. St. Francis Busujju Vs Mbale SS
9. Kalisizo Vs Madina Islamic
10. Rines SS Vs FortPortal SS
11. Rock High School Vs Nile Citizens
12. Kisozi High Vs St. Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana
13. Bulo Parents Vs Ngando
14. Ibun Buzz Vs Greenlight Islamic
15. Broadway Vs Arua Public
16. Kihanga Vs Buddo SS

The round of 32 promises to be an exciting and unpredictable stage of the championship, with top teams vying for a spot in the quarterfinals and ultimately, a chance to qualify for the FEASSA tournament.

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