The Uganda Woodball Federation (UWbF) has summoned a squad of 32 players for the final selection trial due on Saturday, January 23, 2016 at MUBS Grounds, Kampala.
The squad which includes 16 ladies and 16 men were picked during the 7th Coral Coatings Uganda National Open Championships last year at Kisubi Technical Institute.
The federation is expected to select the best 6 men and 6 women to form the national team that will represent the country at the 7th World Cup Championship due May 25 – 31, 2016 in Jegu, South Korea.
Players vying to win tickets to the World Cup are scheduled to play a Woodball course of 24 fairways using accumulate strokes format in a stroke competition.
The federation has organized the final selection trial to provide enough time for players to start early preparations for the world event.
The squad named include:
WOMEN
Name Team
Lillian Zawedde Ndejje University
Flavia Navubya Kisubi Woodball Club
Sophie Namuddu Ndejje Woodball Club
Cissy Nakato Ndejje University
Elizabeth Nalwoga Kisubi Woodball Club
Victoria Nankabirwa Ndejje University
Alexandria Namayo Botladz Woodball Club
Charity Nagaba Ndejje Woodball Club
Daniella Nabukalu Ndejje Woodball Club
Joan Mukoova Ndejje University
Viola Operu Ndejje University
Sarah Kiiza Ndejje University
Joyce Nalubega Ndejje University
Mary Athieno Ndejje University
Florence Nalukenge Makerere University Business School
Cate Jacent Nalubega Makerere University Business School
Team Uganda Shortlist:
MEN
Name Team
Onesmas Atamba Ndejje Woodball Club
Joel Adupa Ndejje University
Franco Kibuule Botladz Woodball Club
Denis Ssekidde Ndejje university
Johnmary Musiime Botladz Woodball Club
Collins Kamoga Ndejje University
Moses Namukoye Entebbe Woodball Club
Godfrey Ssentongo St. Joseph’s Technical Institute Kisubi
Abednego Okello Uganda Christian University
Fred Nelson Okello St. Joseph’s Technical Institute Kisubi
Amanya Jeromu Ndejje University
Ronald Gumisiriza Nkumba University
Charles Ssensalo St. Joseph’s Technical Institute Kisubi
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