5th Ndejje Woodball Open:

Open Winners: Ndejje A

Primary: Happy Hours, Bombo

Secondary: Kyambogo College (Boys) and Kings College Buddo (Girls)

Ndejje University A side had the best and last smile during the 5th edition of the annual Ndejje University woodball open held in Luwero over the weekend. Ndejje University A side owes the team’s splendid performance to  2014 USPA female player of the year, Lillian Zawedde (95 strokes) and Brunno Bbosa (62 strokes) for the clean sweep. 

The home team won both the men and women accolades to take all the bragging rights, beating off a stiff competitition from Universities (Busoga University, Uganda Christian University, Busitema University, Multitech Business School, Muteesa I Royal University, Nkumba University),  Clubs (Botladz Woodball Club, Entebbe Woodball Club and Ndejje Woodball Club).

King College Buddo Ladies took the Secondary Schools’ girls’ top prize with Ruth Rebbecca Mirembe returning a personal best of 25 strokes while Kyambogo College School were the men’s victors. Samuel Mubboti too had the best mark of 25 strokes.

Happy Hours school, Bombo inspired by an individual best score of Steven Ssewanga (24 strokes) won the boys’ category while Bombo Barracks took the girls’ event.

An official statement released by the Uganda Woodball Federation stressed the purpose of the tourney was to assess players for suitable of national duty. “We are assessing players for Team Uganda selection as well as those juniors for the upcoming 5th ICPAU Juniors Woodball Championship for the primary and secondary schools”, UWbF official statement says.

The Full results:

Primary Schools

Boys

Name

Team

Strokes

1.    Sserwanga Steven

St. Francis Junior School – Buddo

24

2.    Ibrahim Muhammad

Happy Hours P/S – Bombo

25

3.    Idi Ahmed

Happy Hours P/S – Bombo

25

Team Ranking

Team

Strokes

1.    Happy Hours Primary School – Bombo

110

2.    St. Francis Junior School – Buddo

115

3.    Abujebra Islamic Centre

144

4.    Namaliga C/U Primary School

157

5.    Bombo Barracks Primary School

170

6.    Nkokonjeru Islamic

172

Girls

Name

Team

Strokes

1.    Najat Ibrahim

Abujebra Islamic Centre

31

2.    Nakibuule Zam

Bombo Barracks

31

3.    Akoth Joan

St. Francis Junior School – Buddo

31

Team Ranking

Team

Strokes

1.    Bombo Barracks Primary School

144

2.    Abujebra Islamic Centre

146

3.    St. Francis Junior School – Buddo

149

4.    Namaliga C/U Primary School

162

5.    Happy Hours Primary School – Bombo

169

6.    Nkokonjeru Islamic

184

Secondary Schools

Boys

Name

Team

Strokes

1.    Mubbotti Samuel

Kyambogo College School

25

2.    Buyondo Willy

Ndejje Day Vocation S.S

31

3.    Enabu Eric

Kyambogo College School

31

Team Ranking

Team

Strokes

1.    Kyambogo College School

126

2.    Ndejje Day Vocational S.S

135

3.    King’s College Budo

167

Girls

Name

Team

Strokes

1.    Mirembe Ruth Rebecca

King’s College Budo

25

2.    Namayanja Ruth Danielle

King’s College Budo

26

3.    Apoya Beatrice

Kyambogo College School

28

Team Ranking

Team

Strokes

1.    King’s College Budo

120

2.    Kyambogo College School

120

3.    Ndejje Day Vocational S.S

138

Open Category

Men

Name

Team

A

B

Total 24

1.    Bbossa Bruno

Ndejje University A

31

31

62

2.    Acidri Henry

Ndejje University A

35

42

77

3.    Adupa Joel

Ndejje University A

46

42

88

Team Ranking

Team

Strokes

1.    Ndejje University A

355

2.    Ndejje Woodball Club

355

3.    Busitema University

412

4.    Ndejje University B

420

5.    Muteesa I Royal University

423

6.    Busoga University

447

7.    Uganda Christian University

468

8.    Nkumba University

473

9.    Entebbe Woodball Club

496

10. Multitech Business School

501

Ladies

Name

Team

A

B

Total 24

1.    Zawedde Lillian

Ndejje University A

48

47

95

2.    Nagaba Charity

Ndejje University B

50

45

95

3.    Navubya Gladys

Entebbe Woodball Club

55

52

107

Team Ranking

Team

Strokes

1.    Ndejje University A

453

2. Entebbe Woodball Club

David Isabirye is a senior staff writer for Kawowo Sports where he covers most of the major events.

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