All Winners of the Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) Ball Games I 2025 – Bukedea Comprehensive Stadium Hosts a Grand Finale

The curtain has officially closed on the Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) Ball Games I 2025, a thrilling showcase of youthful talent, determination, and sportsmanship that unfolded at the vibrant Bukedea Comprehensive Stadium. Over several days, hundreds of student-athletes from across Uganda battled for glory in various disciplines including handball, volleyball, hockey, tennis, badminton, table tennis, rugby, basketball, netball, and football.

This year’s edition highlighted not only individual brilliance but also school dominance in certain sports, with schools like Kibuli SS, Bukedea Comprehensive, and St. Mary’s Kitende asserting their prowess across multiple categories. The tournament also celebrated female athletes who showed exceptional skill and determination in traditionally male-dominated sports such as rugby and hockey.

Here’s a full breakdown of the winners and MVPs across all disciplines:

HANDBALL U16 Girls

Gold: Wampeewo Ntaake SS

Silver: Kyamate SS

Bronze: Immaculate Heart Girls

MVP: Mukisa Patience (Wampeewo Ntaake SS)

Boys

Gold: Ntare School 

Silver: Wampeewo Ntaake SS

Bronze: Kyamate SS

MVP: Humura Elisha Wesley (Ntare School)

3X3 BASKETBALL

Girls

Gold: St. Mary’s Kitende

Silver: Seroma Christian High School

Bronze: Seeta HS – A’Level Campus

MVP: Anena Joviah (St. Mary’s Kitende)

Boys

Gold: Seeta HS A’Level Campus

Silver: St. Michael High School Mukono

Bronze: Seroma Christian High School

MVP: Derrick Benson Hause (Seeta HS A’Level Campus)

VOLLEYBALL U16

Girls

Gold: Bukedea Comprehensive

Silver: Masheruka Girls

Bronze: Nabisunsa Girls

MVP: Kigongo Desire (Bukedea Comprehensive)

Boys

Gold: Bukedea Comprehensive

Silver: Wampeewo Ntaake SS

Bronze: St Paul’s Buyanja

MVP: Kato Paul (Bukedea Comprehensive)

TENNIS

Girls

Gold: Kibuli Secondary School

Silver: Nabisunsa Girls School

Bronze: Gayaza High School

MVP: Thea Miranda (Gayaza High School)

Boys

Gold: Kibuli Secondary School

Silver: Ntare School

Bronze: Namilyango College

MVP: Jeremiah Musasizi (St. Mary’s College Kisubi)

BADMINTON

Girls

Gold: Mbogo High School

Silver: Rubaga Girls SS

Bronze: Seroma Christian High School

MVP: Nalule Vivian (Mbogo High School)

Boys

Gold: Kibuli Secondary School

Silver: Kinaawa High School Kawempe

Bronze: Kakungulu Memorial

MVP: Mukasa Dennis (Kibuli SS)

TABLE TENNIS

Girls

Gold: Kibuli Secondary School

Silver: Mbogo High School

Bronze: Mbogo College School

MVP: Nakawala Jemimah (Kibuli SS)

Boys Gold: Kibuli Secondary School

Silver: Mbogo Mixed

Bronze: Seroma Christian High School

MVP: Ayella Lawrence (Seroma Christian High)

HOCKEY

Girls

Gold: Kakungulu Memorial

Silver: St. Charles Lwanga SS

Bronze: Bweranyagi Girls School

MVP: Nelly Temaya (Kakungulu Memorial)

Boys

Gold: Mbarara High School

Silver: Ntare School

Bronze: Kakungulu Memorial

MVP: Deliver Atuhaire (Mbarara High School)

RUGBY FIFTEENS

Girls

Gold: Nkoma SS

Silver: Airforce SS

Bronze: St. John’s Wakitaka

MVP: Aranit Patricia (Nkoma SS)

Boys

Gold: Kings’ College Budo

Silver: Namilyango College

Bronze: Jinja SS

MVP: Wakholi Joshua (Namilyango College)

BASKETBALL

Girls

Gold: St. Noa Girls SS

Silver: St. Mary’s Kitende

Bronze: Nabisunsa Girls

MVP: Namwanje Bronze (Nabisunsa Girls)

Boys Gold: Amus College

Silver: St. Cyprian Kyabakadde

Bronze: Kibuli Secondary School

MVP: Abdullah Musa (Amus College)

NETBALL U16

Gold: Madina Islamic SS

Silver: Kyanja High School

Bronze: Boston High

MVP: Lazima Happy Gloria (Kajjansi Progressive)

FOOTBALL –

GIRLS

Gold: St. Noa Girls SS

Silver: Amus College

Bronze: Boni Concili Girls SS

Top Scorer: Agnes Nabukenya (Kawempe Muslim) – 15 goals

Golden Glove: Nakirya Lillian (St. Noa)

MVP: Kisakye Dorcus (Kawempe Muslim)

The Ball Games I 2025 not only offered a platform for competition but also served as a scouting ground for national-level talent. Many of the MVPs and top scorers will likely feature in upcoming regional and international school tournaments, with eyes now turning to East Africa and continental championships.

Bukedea District and Bukedea Comprehensive School, the hosts of this year’s edition, were commended for their world-class hospitality, organization, and investment in sports infrastructure—an effort credited largely to the leadership of Speaker Rt. Hon. Anita Among, who has championed sports development in the region.

As the echoes of cheering crowds fade, the 2025 Ball Games I leave a legacy of athletic brilliance, school pride, and the reaffirmation that Uganda’s future sports stars are rising through the ranks with vigor and vision.