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Zana Mixed secures maiden win at USSSA National Ball Games I as Kitende, St. Noa and Nabisunsa continue unbeaten runs

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Zana Mixed secures maiden win at USSSA National Ball Games I as Kitende, St. Noa and Nabisunsa continue unbeaten runs
Zana Mixed Secondary School has bounced back from their debut defeat to register a convincing 28-10 win over Mandela SS at the 2025 Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) National Ball Games I basketball championship in Bukedea. The victory marks a historic milestone for the team, as it is their first-ever win in the National […]

Zana Mixed Secondary School has bounced back from their debut defeat to register a convincing 28-10 win over Mandela SS at the 2025 Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) National Ball Games I basketball championship in Bukedea.

The victory marks a historic milestone for the team, as it is their first-ever win in the National championship.

With three fixtures remaining against Sacred Heart Gulu, Mvara, and Seeta High A Level, Zana Mixed is poised to qualify for the knockout stage, given their potential to win against the remaining opponents.

Meanwhile, Nabisunsa Girls has continued to impress, winning 34-23 over Mvara SS.

The win follows their 23-16 victory over newbies Zana Mixed Secondary School yesterday.

Other teams that have been in fine form include St. Noa Girls Secondary School-Zana, who registered their second successive win with a 39-5 thrashing of St. Cyprian Kyabakadde.

The Zana-based giants followed up their dominant 58-17 win against Lubiri SS in their tournament opener.

Defending champions St. Mary’s Boarding Secondary School-Kitende has also maintained their perfect run, adding two wins to their name on day three.

Kitende got off to a strong start in their title defense with a 36-18 win over Tororo Girls, before whitewashing St. Cyprian Kihangire 70-6 and beating Seeta High 37-14.

Other notable results from the day include:

– Mbale Sec School 10-21 Gayaza

– Kisubi Mapeera 27-14 Amus College School

– Lubiri Sec Sch 32-21 Nyakasura

– Nabumali 9-25 Exodus

– Ndejje Sec School 25-7 Great Aubrey

– Iganga 14-20 Gombe Sec School

– Tororo Girls 28-16 Seeta Main

– Naalya Sec School 28-19 Sacred Heart

– Seroma Christian 51-7 Mpanga Sec School

– Kibuli Sec School 11-15 Exodus

– Iganga Sec School 21-18 Watoto

– Kyebambe Girls 14-15 Mengo Sec School

– Musana 7-8 Nabumali High

– Elite High 36-16 Kigezi High

– Jinaj Sec School 15-20 Seeta Nama.

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