ANNUAL REPORT 2017/18 National Council of Sports is guided by four (4) principles

Integrity Doing the right thing according to the Council’s expectations without compromise

Trust Being reliable, dependable and respectful of each other

Commitment Dedication to one’s duties and ability to take on challenges by putting heart and head to Council’s goals.

Team Work Supporting each other to drive the Council to high performance TABLE OF Contents Acronyms ...... 2 Line Ministers ...... 3 Chairman’s Word...... 4 General Secretary’s Word...... 5 Executive Summary...... 6

1.0 INTRODUCTION...... 7 1.1 Background ...... 7 1.2 Vision ...... 8 1.3 Mission ...... 8 1.4 The Council ...... 8 1.5 Secretariat ...... 8

2.0 ACHIEVEMENTS ...... 10 3.0 PROPOSED PROJECTS IN 2017/2018 ...... 16 4.0 CHALLENGES ...... 18 5.0 NATIONAL SPORTS ASSOCIATION/FEDERATION AFFILIATION STATUS ...... 20 6.0 PERFORMANCE OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS/FEDERATIONS ...... 21 7.0 NCS SUPPORT TO NATIONAL SPORTS ASSOCIATIONS/FEDERATIONS ...... 38 8.0 PICTORIAL: NCS FACILITIES ...... 40

APPENDIX 1: Uganda’s Medal Table ...... 42 APPENDIX 2: 2018/2019 National Sports Calendar ...... 53

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 1 ACRONYMS

AUUS Association of Uganda University Sports CoRSU Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services in Uganda FY Financial Year IAAF International Amateur Athletics Federation ICC International Cricket Council MOES Ministry of Education and Sports MoFPED Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development NAs National Sports Associations/Federations NCS National Council of Sports NITA-U National Information Technology Authority-Uganda PAS Bill Physical Activity and Sports Bill PPDA Public Procurement and Disposal Assets Authority PPP Public Private Partnership SC Steeplechase SCSA Supreme Council for Sports in Africa UGX Uganda Shillings UOC Uganda Olympic Committee TBC To be Communicated TBD To be Determined

2 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Line Ministers

Hon. Janet Kataaha Museveni First Lady and Minister of Education and Sports

Hon. Charles Bakkabulindi Minister of State for Education and Sports (Sports)

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 3 CHAIRMAN’S WORD

Sports can no longer be considered a luxury but is rather an important investment in the present and future, particularly in developing countries. Sports has proven to be a cost- effective and flexible tool in promoting peace and development objectives. Sports has an enormous contribution to education, human development, health lifestyles and a peaceful world. Sports is also an important enabler of sustainable development through promotion of tolerance, respect and the contribution it makes to the empowerment of women, young people, individuals and communities.

It is against this background that the Government of Uganda through the National Council of Sports (NCS) is working on providing a dynamic sports environment that will enable Ugandans to participate in sports to the best of their abilities and consequently excel at various levels. In order to attain this, in 2017/18, NCS’s main focus was geared at increasing the levels of participation in sports in the country as a means of achieving success right from grassroot levels to local, regional and international levels.

The Council and Management of NCS recognize the various stakeholders for their positive role and contribution to the development of sport in Uganda. The President of the Republic of Uganda, His Excellence Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has reaffirmed his commitment for sports through the increase of the Sports Budget to Ugx.17Billion in the FY 2017/18, which increase shall go a long way in elevating the country’s performance as witnessed by the performance of Uganda at the XX1 Commonwealth Games in Australia. The Ministry of Education and Sports is recognized for the visionary leadership of the Sports sector, Uganda Olympic Committee (UOC) and other Government Ministries/Departments for the different roles they jointly play to promote sport in Uganda.

Great recognition goes to the athletes/sportspersons who have worked tirelessly hard to achieve sports success and fly the Uganda flag high both regionally and internationally. It is important to note that the Ugandan athletes have exceptionally marketed Uganda across horizons.

We appreciate the voluntary efforts of the Executive Committees of National Associations/ Federations for the exceptional leadership of these bodies. Utmost appreciation goes to the sponsors for their generous contribution through funding of sports activities/ programmes.

In the coming year 2018/19, there are a number of programmes that are geared at steadily increasing participation and excellence in sport and NCS is excited to be at the forefront of sports in Uganda.

BOSCO ONYIK

4 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 GENERAL SECRETARY’S WORD

National Council of Sports continues to effectively and efficiently deliver on its mandate within the government priorities in order to achieve its mission of “Maximizing opportunities for all Ugandans to participate and excel in Sports”. We believe that Sport is a key catalyst for Social Cohesion, Nation Building and a major catalyst for the transformation of Uganda in achieving its Millennium Development Goals. The year under review has been a good and memorable Sporting year and Uganda has attained tremendous growth and transformation. The XXI Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast, Australia topped Uganda’s show of abundant talent at the international scene with 6 medals and a 15th overall finish out of the 71 nations that participated. This performance can greatly be attributed to the enormous Ugx.3.1 Billion financial boost by government towards the team preparation and participation. Equally, the She Cranes put up a spirited performance to finish in 6th position at their debut at the Commonwealth Games. As our athletes flew our flag high internationally, Government extended appreciation and recognized their achievements by rewarding the Excelling Athletes who won medals at the Commonwealth Games to a tune of Ugx.100 Million. Allow me to note that this set precedence of NCS to continuously reward athletes who shall bring national glory at international sports events. The Reward Scheme supplements the already in place Presidential Stipend that provides a monthly allowance to Uganda’s medalists. And now with the overall Sports budget shooting to Ugx.17 Billion, the sky is the limit for what Ugandan athletes are promising to transcend at national, regional and International level. As we start off 2018/19, we are looking forward to tremendous transformation of the sports sector with Uganda positioning herself at the helm of Sports in Africa. Accordingly, NCS has a long term plan that shall fully empower all potential Ugandans to participate in sports through its grassroots sports development programmes; through the revival of district sports associations/ Sports Councils and establishment of Sports Centres of Excellence. NCS believes that these shall go a long way in identification, and nurturing the abundant talents across the country. We believe that the programme shall provide a levelled playing field and the provision of equality of opportunity for all Ugandans. National Sports Association/Federations are reminded about governance issues as key to the transformation of the sector and accordingly, NCS shall annually carry out the Monitoring and Evaluation exercise to ensure alignment of our programmes and the federations are well understood and implemented. I would like to commend the good team I closely work with at NCS and our line Ministers in Education and Sports plus all the other stakeholders who without their support, we would not have achieved this much success. The achievements, initiatives and innovations in this report project a good and promising outlook for the year 2018/19. We therefore wish to take this opportunity to invite all our stakeholders to join us in this crusade of revamping sports in the country.

DR. BENARD PATRICK OGWEL (PhD)

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 5 Executive Summary

The NCS Annual Report 2017/18 gives a comprehensive account of the major sports accomplishments performances/activities of the Council, both administratively through its departments/units and technically through the 40 affiliated/compliant National Sports Federations/Associations. The report also points to the challenges faced in achieving Council’s Mission and Vision and proposed strategies can be done to address these challenges.

The NCS Annual Report 2017/18 has been prepared in line with the NCS Strategic Plan 2016/2021 especially for the set goals and undertakings to be carried out in the subsequent year 2018/2019 for sports development.

The NCS Annual Report follows the Financial Year and hence runs from July 2017 to June 2018.

H.E the President to Uganda and First Lady, with Team Uganda upon return from the XXI Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast Australia 2018

6 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background National Council of Sports (NCS) is a statutory organ whose establishment, status and powers are enshrined under The NCS Act of 1964, to among other things; Develop, Promote and Control sports activities in Uganda on behalf of Government, under the Ministry of Education and Sports. The NCS which is linked to the Supreme Council for Sports in Africa (SCSA) and other relevant sports organizations serves as an apex organization that coordinates all sports activities in the country, in conjunction with National Sports Associations/Federations. The NCS mandate among others include;

1. Develop and promote all forms of sport on national basis, in conjunction with voluntary amateur sports bodies, and also providing training and the required staff. 2. Encourage and facilitate cooperation among the various national sports associations. 3. Approve international and national sports competitions and festivals organized by national and other associations. 4. Organize, in conjunction with the nation associations, national and International competitions and festivals as a means of gaining experience and fostering friendly relations with other nations, and other activities as may be approved by the minister. 5. Stimulate interest in sports at all levels. 6. Plan the general policy of sports promotion. 7. Award, in consultation with the national associations, medals, diplomas, certificates and other incentives for the encouragement and promotion of sporting activities. 8. Sponsor scholarships for the training of coaches and organizers. 9. Advise the Minister of Sports regarding external relations in the field of sports 10. Arrange with local authorities for the provision of sporting facilities at all local levels and to inculcate a high level of sportsmanship and discipline. 11. Approve expenditure of national associations in receipt of grants made or through the Council and to audit the accounts of such associations.

The NCS Council/Board with the Honorable Minister of State for Education and Sports (Sports)

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 7 1.2 Vision The Vision of National Council of Sports is “To provide an enabling environment for the investment in and promotion of sports in Uganda” 1.3 Mission The overall mission is “Maximizing opportunities for all Ugandans to participate and excel in Sports”

1.4 The Council The Minister of Education and Sports (Sports) appointed members below to The Council, which is the governing body of the National Council of Sports, to serve from 1st February 2018 to 02nd February 2020.

The members are: Mr. John Bosco Onyik NCS Chairman Mr. Patrick A. Okanya Chairperson, Audit Committee Mr. Kato Kawuma Member Mr. Pat Herric Cheborion Chairperson, Business & Investment Committee Mr. Hassan Mudiiba Member Mr. Andrew Sorowen Chairperson, Finance & Administration Committee Mr. Cecilia Anyakoit Member Mr. William Beyenza Member Haji Zubairi Galiwango Chairperson, Technical Committee Mr. Tom Amiti Member Mrs. Agatha Namirembe Member

1.5 Secretariat The day-to-day management of Council operations are coordinated by a Secretariat based at Lugogo, under the supervision of the General Secretary.

The composition of the NCS secretariat includes:

Dr. Patrick Ogwel Ag. General Secretary Mr. Ivan Niwamanya Administrative Secretary/ Mr. David Katende Asst. General Secretary/ Technical Semakula Technical Mr. Micheal Mukalazi Accounts Assistant Mr. Bbale Muhamed Senior Accountant Mr. James Kasumba Stadium Supervisor Mr. Tom Pule Accountant Mr. Okello Tonny Assistant Stadium Mr. Sam Eyul Internal Auditor Supervisor Mr. Tito Kayigwa Sen Human Resource Mr. Patrick Awai Head of Security Officer Ms. Rose Front Desk Officer Ms. Hope Bitature Personal Secretary to Kushemererwa Gen. Secretary Mr. Charles Mugoya Office Superintendent Mr. Ivan Mugowa Senior Administrative Ms. Margaret Akello Office Attendant Secretary/ Technical Mr. Andrew Ddumba Corporate Sales Executive Ms. Shadiah Senior Administrative Ms. Shanirah Nanyonjo Corporate Sales Executive Nakamanya Secretary/ Legal Ms. Nuru Nakazzi Corporate Sales Executive Mr. Ismail Dhakaba Corporate Affairs Officer Mr. Harold Kinumi Corporate Sales Executive Ms. Dovic Nassuna Information Officer Ms. Hannet Adero Office Attendant Ms. Siddy Among Asst Procurement Officer Ms. Tinka Darlison Office Attendant Ms. Josephine Marketing & Investment Mr. Muhamud Driver Namuddu Officer Babeiha Ms. Margaret Aguti Secretary

8 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 THE MANAGEMENT TEAM

Ag. General Secretary

Internal Auditor Asst. General Secretary- Senior Accountant Technical

Sen. Human Resource Sen. Administrati ve Sen. Administrati ve Accountant Offi cer Secretary- Legal Secretary- Technical

Marketi ng & Business Asst. Procurement Informati on Offi cer Corporate Aff airs Offi cer Offi cer Offi cer

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 9 2.0 ACHIEVEMENTS

2.1 FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION

NCS Strategic Plan 2016/21 The NCS Strategic Plan 2016/21 is being implemented as the principle guide with various strategies/ interventions that can help to leap frog the sports sub-sector within the next five years and proposes various innovations for turning around the sports sub-sector. The NCS Strategic Plan is a road map for confronting challenges, keeping on track over time, and allowing NCS to respond to change while remaining faithful to the Mission and Vision in order to deliver its mandate. The Key strategic objectives in the NCS Strategic Plan 2016/21 are: Strategic Objective 1: Reposition NCS through Institutional capacity building Strategic Objective 2: Enhancement and Promotion of sports development Strategic Objective 3: Branding and Image Building Strategic Objective 4: Initiate National and Inter-national Partnerships

Improved Budget allocation NCS’s consistent plea for increased funding to sports sub sector was answered by government’s increased NCS budget support from Ugx.3.4Billion to Ugx.17Billion in the FY 2017/18. The same amount of Ugx.17Billion has been maintained in the BFP 2018/19.This is a big stride and land mark achievement for NCS. The budget request for 2018/19 submitted to MoFPED for review for NCS is Ugx.40,446,264,797.

Upgrading National Council of Sports to a Vote Status in the FY 2018/2019 On a similar note, the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development passed NCS’s quest for a vote status in the FY 2018/19. The development allows NCS to have more control of its finances and the operations of the vote will among other requirements be managed in accordance with section 11(4) of the PFMA, 2015 (Amended).

10 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Budget for the F/Y 2017/18 The 2017/2018 Financial Year Budget was prepared under the theme: ‘Enhanced support for improved sports performance’.

Revenue The overall approved budget for the FY 2017/18 amounted to Ugx.16,636,561,805 of which Ugx.2,822,349,955 (17%) was from the Government Subvention Grant, Ugx.12,537,475,700 (76%) was from Supplementary Budget while Ugx.873,736,150 (5%) was Non Tax Revenue Collections and Ugx. 403,000,000 (2%) was for Copa Coca Cola.

Expenditure The total expenditure incurred by Council during the period was Ugx.16,212,425,657 of which Ugx.325,055,020 (2%) was spent on council operations expenses, Ugx.1,321,722,459 (8%) was spent on Wages expenses, Ugx.1,434,116,626 (9%) was expenditure on Recurrent expenses and Ugx.13,131,531,552 (81%) was spent on Sports Development and Promotion.

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 11 Workshops NCS organized a workshop in a bid to enlighten and strengthen its capacity and that of N/As in a quest for enhanced service delivery. The workshop for all the compliant National Sports Associations/ Federations was successfully organized on 29th September 2017 at the NCS MTN Arena. The objectives of the workshop was to discuss various issues pertaining to the development of sports in the country, specifically in regard to Policy framework, reporting and good governance. The one day workshop was presided over by the Hon. Minister of Education and Sports (Sports), Council Members, Staff and Officials from Ministry of Education and Sports.

Assets and Infrastructure Maintenance NCS continues to undertake periodically maintenance buildings/sports facilities within the Lugogo Sports Complex and supporting equipment.

Rebranding of National Council of Sports As part of the rebranding strategy, NCS embarked on a number of rebranding projects for both administratively and infrastructural development to improve the image of NCS.

2.2 BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT

Establishment of partnerships National Council of Sports has continued to initiate several partnerships with the corporate world, and internationally that have resulted in the implementation of many sports programs, and securing of sponsorships for sports development. Notably among these include CORSU, Arsenal FC, JICA, Japanese Embassy, Chinese Embassy, British Council, UK Sports, and MTN Foundation etc. Mountain of the Moon University and Avance University have initiated a request for partnership with NCS which process is ongoing.

NCS partnered with CoRSU Hospital and carried out a sports injury screening and rehabilitation exercise conducted by a team of 06 sports medicine consultants/specialists from Canada. Over 200 athletes with injuries from different sports disciplines benefited from the expertise of visiting Canadian medical

NCS Management Team receives a donation of equipment from the CoRSU CEO

12 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 personnel. In addition to the screening, the team conducted a Sports Medicine Training course with over 42 medical sports practitioners attending the one day course. The training was a continuation of the earlier training in 2016/17.

NCS has entered into partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs under the sports diplomacy department. The aim of the partnership/working relationship is among others to ease acquisition of visas for travelling sports athletes through the Ministry’s recommendations, enable government to track team Uganda’s travelling delegation, liaise with Foreign Missions and visiting foreign delegations on possible areas for sports development in Uganda and equally accord Uganda’s travelling delegation diplomatic assistance where possible while on foreign travel for when such teams travel they don’t only represent the country in that sport but also act as Uganda’s Ambassadors.

Management of Stadia National Council of Sports has continuously supported N/As with use of facilities to facilitate sports development. NCS properties/facilities are all located within the Lugogo Sports Complex. These include: l The MTN Arena l The Hostel l The Lugogo Cricket Oval l Volleyball Courts l The Tennis Center l NCS Administration Block l The Hockey Pitch On the other hand, the UOC Offices (Former Guest House), the Copper Chimney Restaurant, Sideline Bar & Restaurant and the Gymnasium have been leased out. These properties generate income- to supplement on Government subvention.

2.3 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

NCS Online The National Council of Sports website is operational and can be accessed via www.ncs.go.ug. The sports web portal provides resourceful information and efficient reporting to the general public for sports development. Equally, social media pages on Facebook - National Council of Sports and Twitter @NCSUganda1 are available.

2.4 HUMAN RESOURCE

Staffing NCS maintained a total of 49 on staff structure. The table below shows the number of staff in the respective departments.

Department No. of Male No. of Females Total General Secretary’s Office 2 1 3

Administration 28 14 42

Technical 3 1 4

TOTAL 33 16 49

The Council considers staff as the most important resource in driving its strategic mission and objectives. NCS Continues to provide a safe and harmonious working environment for increased productivity for the benefit of the sports sector.

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 13 Staff Training and Development NCS continues to offer opportunities for its staff to learn and develop. During the Financial 2017/18, various staff attended and benefited from different capacity development programmes as highlighted below: • Team Building (35) • Dissemination of NCS Internal Policies (41) • Communication and Reporting in Organizations (41)

In addition, NCS also encourages its staff to undertake training on their own in order to improve their skills. As such a number of staff are undergoing training where the Council grants them Examination Leave to enable them undertake their studies.

Internship Training NCS continues to partner with various Institutions of Higher Learning to offer training opportunities to their students. As such, during the year, 5 students from Makerere University, Makerere University Business School, Kyambogo University benefited from this arrangement.

2.5 TECHNICAL Implementation Sports Statutory Instruments 2014 The Sports Statutory Instruments 2014 are operational and 40 National Associations have currently fully complied to this Sports Policy and accordingly have been issued with a Certificate of Recognition by NCS, while others are still pursuing their Certificates of Incorporation from the Ministry of Lands and Urban Development.

Monitoring and Evaluation of compliant N/As The NCS monitoring and evaluation exercise was successfully concluded in May 2018. A total of 45 compliant National Sports Associations/Federations were visited in their respective geographical locations to capture data pertaining to these organizations. The same monitoring and evaluation tool was used for all associations. The exercise aimed at enabling NCS reach out to National Associations more directly, to verify their programmes /activities /challenges etc. The exercise is the aftermath of the implementation of the NCS Statutory Instruments 2014’.

Policy & Regulation of National Associations NCS has implemented policy frameworks for the effective management/ administration of National Sports Associations thus enabling conflict resolution, policy guidance and created harmony in various national sports associations and federations.

Presidential Stipend The President of Uganda through State House continues to implement the Presidential monthly stipend to top excelling Ugandan athletes with the aim of rewarding/appreciation of athletes who win medals at International Meets and consequently facilitate their training for future events.

Since its inception in 2012, 35 athletes are benefiting from the scheme until they retire from active competition. The monthly motivational aspect allows for Gold medal winners to receive UGX 5million, Silver medalists UGX 3million while UGX 1million for Bronze medalists.

14 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Additionally, the President directed for Govern-ment support of UGX 350million each year for the Uganda Athletics Federation and another UGX 350million each year to the Federation of Uganda Football Associations with effect from the Financial Year 2012/13 as well as a monthly stipend of UGX 1million to the National Football Team Players.

Bonus Points Scheme for Talented Sports persons NCS continues to coordinate the Bonus Points Scheme for Talented Sports persons that allows for Talented Sports persons to receive bonus points for admission to Tertiary/Higher Institutions of learning.

Recognition and Reward of Excelling Athletes In line with strategic objective 4.2.5 of recognition of excelling athletes as captured in the NCS Strategic Plan 2016/2021 and also in line with strategic objective 3.2.4 (c), priority intervention 1(c) of Ministry of Education and Sports Sector Strategic Plan 2017/2020, NCS for the first time in the history of Team Uganda to the Commonwealth Games 2018, awarded the five medalists who won medals in Gold Coast, Australia with cash prizes to a tune of Ugx.100 Million.

Double Gold Medalist Joshua Cheptegei was awarded with Ugx.50 Million and another Gold Medalist Stella Chesang received Ugx.20 Million. Solomon Mutai who won a silver medal received Ugx.15 Million, while Bronze Medalists Mercyline Chelangat and Juma Miiro were each rewarded with Ugx.7.5 Million.

Double Gold Commonwealth Medalist, Joshua Cheptegei receives a Dummy Cheque of Ugx.50 Million from NCS Chairman

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 15 3.0 PROPOSED PROJECTS IN 2018/2019:

Formulation of the Physical Activity and Sports (PAS) Bill NCS is fast tracking the adoption of the Physical Activity and Sports Bill (PAS Bill) in order to streamline the legal framework that governs the sports sub-sector. The PAS Bill once adopted shall repeal the NCS Act of 1964. Equally, the Bill proposes for the establishment of the Sports Development Fund, establishment of the Uganda Sports Institute, establishment of a Sports Tribunal and establishment of an Office of the Sports Registrar to register, regulate and license sports organizations. NCS has submitted its final proposal for consideration to the national task force. To this end, the NCS will ensure that the bill will be fast-tracked and eventually tabled before parliament during the first half of the year 2018.

Public Private Partnership NCS embarked on the initiative to re-develop various sports facilities within the Lugogo Complex to transform them into modern state of the art structures, to suit modern times. The Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development approved both the proposal and the NCS Project Team. The NCS project team is headed by Dr. Ogwel Benard Patrick (NCS). The project team is composed of technocrats from the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Ministry of Education and Sports, Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Office of the Accountant General and NCS. The team is responsible for fast-tracking the PPP project in-line with PPDA Act. The PPP is expected to offload the economic potential of our strategic land in respect of the massive investment anticipated, and the returns on investment to support sports development and massive investment in infrastructure development in the country.

Review of the Physical Education & Sports Policy The current Physical Education and Sports Policy was formulated in 2004, to act as a guide for development of sports in the country. However, this policy has been over taken by events, and requires to be reviewed urgently.

Review the NCS Act 1964 The current legal framework for sports is mainly derived from the outdated NCS Act 1964. Therefore, in order to streamline the Management of sports in the country, there is need to repeal the Act to suit the current trend of sports development- which would hitherto enable NCS become a one stop center for all matters of sports in Uganda. To this end, a task force was constituted by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education and Sports that has embarked on the review of the NCS Act 1964 to have it in tandem with the current sports trends.

Funding Policy NCS has set out to adopt a Funding Policy with defined principles/guidelines for allocation of the meager NCS financial resources to National Sports Associations. The Funding Policy shall benchmark on various Sports Funding Programmes.

Consequently, NCS rolled out to support priority National Sports Associations who have over the years attained a good return on investment through their outstanding performances at national, regional and international level. The beneficiaries include: • Basketball l Netball l Rugby • Athletics l University Sports l Paralympics • Boxing

16 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Formulation of a Comprehensive Business and Investment Plan NCS has prepared a Business and Investment Proposal that should guide the institution to optimally utilize the existing facilities and also stimulate other investments that have potential and a good return on investment.

Construction of the High Altitude Training Centre in Teryet Construction of the National High Altitude Training Centre at Teryet in Kapchorwa is ongoing and NCS is part of the Steering Committee. The contractor (China National complete plant Import and Export Corporation) has started works on the High Altitude facility with the first phase already in progress on construction of a proposed hostel, the 3kilometre jogging track, and artificial turf. The center once finished, shall benefit elite athletes especially in Athletics, Football and Rugby.

The Uganda Sports Wall of Fame MTN Uganda through its corporate umbrella body, the MTN Uganda Foundation in collaboration with NCS shall embark on a sports recognition initiative known as “The Uganda Sports Wall of Fame”. The initiative is aimed at the promotion and development of Sports in Uganda through rewarding great and legendary sports personalities. The project shall be hosted at the MTN Arena.

The Uganda Sports Wall of Fame shall be a prestigious award for legendary and retired sports personalities who participated and excelled to the highest level of sports recognition. A plaque of the Inductee and his achievements shall be fitted at the entrance wall of the MTN Arena-Lugogo. The initiative is expected to be launched in 2019.

Construction of the Outdoor Stadium NCS has embarked on the construction of an Outdoor Stadium in the area adjacent to the Hostel. The proposed Stadium shall complement the existing Sports facilities at Lugogo. The Outdoor Stadium shall fully be funded by NCS and shall benefit Volleyball and Basketball.

Rebranding NCS continues with the rebranding strategy aimed at transforming NCS to be at the helm of sports in Uganda. As such, NCS plans to carry out a number of rebranding projects in 2017 like image building, re-development of the NCS facilities etc.

Grassroots Sports Development Programs NCS plans to reactivate grassroots development programmes by reinstating District Sports Councils/ District Sports Associations to enable nurturing and monitoring talents at grassroot levels. The initiative shall allow for capacity building and address root challenges in sports given Uganda’s abundant talent that is yet to be discovered and is resourceful for the country. Accordingly, training of Coaches, Referees, Umpires and Sports Managers/Officers at district level shall periodically be conducted to impact skills and knowledge throughout the country.

Establishment of an ICT/Resource Center for Sports A National Sport Resource Center for archives and general information on sports in Uganda is currently lacking, yet it is very critical. The NCS proposes to put in place a well-equipped ICT center and Resource Center for show-casing sports, and which can also be used as a point of reference for all sports related information and materials.

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 17 4.0 CHALLENGES

a) Review of the NCS Act 1964 Since its enactment in 1964, the NCS Act has never been reviewed. It has become obsolete and oblivious to modern development trends in sports. Efforts need to be put in place to review the Act. b) Inadequate funding to the Sports Sector There is need to continue advocating/ lobbying for increased Government funding to NCS, in view of the immense strategic planned activities/sports programmes. Although government funding to National Associations has slightly improved, the Budget for activities of sports programmes surpasses the Shs.1.4 Billion that government, hence there is still need to initiate other strategies of generating more funding. As NCS, we have prepared an ideal Budget of about UGX.50Billion- which we think can offer us a modest start, if we are to turn around the sports sub-sector.

Additionally, there exists inability to facilitate National Teams to prepare adequately for various International Events. Presently, most national teams hold their trainings on ad-hoc arrangements, and in a few isolated cases some teams have secured partial sponsorship which is inadequate. c) Absence of structures at Districts/ District Sports Councils District Sports Councils were originally established to ensure grassroots sports development right from the district level and also for districts to directly benefit from the programmes of NCS. However the District Sports Councils are no longer functional due to limited funding, these need to be revived together with District Tours to monitor sports activities at the grassroots. d) Taxes on Sports Equipment International Sports Federations and Donors often donate to National Associations/Federations sports equipment to aid development of the respective sports and for use at both community and national level. However, the high taxes on the sports equipment is a major hindrance to sports development given the limited budgets of National Associations/Federations. There is need for a tax waiver on Sports Equipment given the fact that these equipment are not for Profit making nature. e) Inadequate Technical Capacity A major gap of inadequate Technical Capacity with internationally accredited skills is still a major setback to Uganda Sports. Capacity Building for Technical personnel to include Coaches, Umpires, Referees, Managers and medical personnel is of paramount important if we are to produce excelling athletes. f) Conflicts in Sports Sports in Uganda is constantly facing conflicts that hinder development of the respective sport. The conflicts directly affect the talented sports athletes. g) Limited Sports Facilities There is need to acquire land for construction of sports fields/stadiums and Centres of Sports Excellence for the different sports disciplines in different regions of the country.

18 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 h) Encroachment on Sports Fields Community sports facilities countrywide have degenerated, and in other cases, Land that had hitherto been reserved for sports and recreational purposes has been encroached on by other users countrywide. This is a major threat to sports development, and it has become imperative that the Ministry of Education and Sports formulates policies/ measures to ensure the protection of Sports field in different parts of the country. i) Repossession of Regional Stadiums There exists some regional stadiums that have overtime been taken over by Districts /Local Government; these facilities have greatly degenerated due to limited funding for their maintenance. However, as the sports industry is steadily growing, and given the apparent increased threat of encroachment, it becomes imperative that the NCS repossesses and redevelops the following stadiums: 1. Akii Bua Olympic Stadium (Lira) 2. Pece Stadium (Gulu) 3. Kabale Stadium (Kabale) 4. Mbale Municipal Stadium (Mbale) 5. Bugembe Stadium (Jinja) 6. Masaka Municipal Stadium (Masaka) 7. Kakyeka Stadium (Mbarara) 8. King George Stadium (Tororo) 9. Soroti Sports Grounds (Soroti) 10. Masindi Stadium (Masindi) 11. Luwero Sports Grounds (Kasana)

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 19 5.0 NATIONAL SPORTS ASSOCIATIONS/ FEDERATIONS AFFILIATION STATUS

1. Uganda Volleyball Federation (UVF) (USRA) 2. Uganda Badminton Association (UBA) 24. Scrabble Association of Uganda (SAU) 3. Uganda Cricket Association (UCA) 25. Uganda Paralympic Committee (UPC) 4. Federation of Motor Sports Associations of 26. Uganda Woodball Federation (UWbF) Uganda (FMU) 27. Uganda Ultimate Frisbee Association 5. Federation of Uganda Football Associations (UUFA) (FUFA) 28. Association of Uganda University Sports 6. Uganda Boxing Federation (UBF) (AUUS) 7. Federation of Uganda Basketball 29. Uganda Draughts Association (UDA) Associations (FUBA) 30. Uganda Baseball & Softball Association 8. Uganda Rugby Union (URU) (UBASA) 9. Uganda Handball Federation (UHF) 31. Uganda Ludo Association (ULA) 10. Uganda Chess Federation (UCF) 32. Uganda Lacrosse Union (ULU) 11. Uganda Hockey Association (UHA) 33. Uganda Skating Association (USA) 12. Uganda Athletics Federation (UAF) 34. Uganda Roll Ball Association (URA) 13. Uganda Netball Federation (UNF) 35. VX Uganda 14. Uganda Darts Association (UDA) 36. Uganda Zurkhaneh Federation (UZF) 15. Pool Association of Uganda (PAU) 37. Uganda Floorball Association (UFA) 16. Uganda Kick Boxing Federation (UKBF) 38. Uganda Gymnastic Association (UGA) 17. Uganda Tennis Association (UTA) 39. Uganda Canoe-Kayak Association (UCKA) 18. Uganda Cycling Association (UCA) 40. Uganda Dragon Boat Federation (UDBF) 19. Uganda Swimming Federation (USF) 41. Uganda Weightlifting Federation (UWF) 20. Uganda Archery Federation (UAF) 42. Uganda Fencing Association (UFA) 21. Uganda Table Tennis Association (UTTA) 43. Uganda Judo Association (UJA) 22. Uganda Taekwondo Federation (UTF) 44. Uganda Wrestling Federation (UWF) 23. Uganda Squash Rackets Association 45. Uganda Rowing Federation (URF)

20 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 6.0 PERFORMANCE OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS/FEDERATIONS

USPA/Nile Special Monthly Sports Awards Uganda Sports Press Association (USPA) voted Para-athlete David Emong as the sports personality for the year 2017 and subsequently held monthly Sports Awards and named the following as the outstanding Sports Personalities in 2017/2018:

July 2017 David Emong (Para-Athletics) August 2017 Joshua Cheptegei (Athletics) September 2017 Lady Cricket Cranes (Cricket) October 2017 Rugby Cranes (Rugby) November 2017 Pirates Rugby Club (Rugby) December 2017 National Motocross Team (Motocross) January 2018 Joshua Cheptegei (Athletics) February 2018 Leni Shida (Athletics) March 2018 Peninnah Nakabo (Chess) April 2018 Joshua Cheptegei (Athletics) May 2018 Cricket Cranes (Men’s Cricket) June 2018 Nkumba University Women Club (Volleyball)

XXI COMMONWEALTH GAMES, GOLD COAST 2018 Uganda posted the best performance ever at the 21st Commonwealth Games held in Gold Coast, Australia. Team Uganda comprised of 69 athletes and 34 officials scooped 6 medals in total; 3 Gold, 1 Silver and 2 Bronze to emerge 15th out of 71 countries and 4th in Africa. Uganda sent a contingent of 69 athletes and 35 officials at the games and participated in sports discipline of Athletics, Boxing, Rugby, Netball, Weightlifting, Swimming, Table Tennis, Shooting, Badminton, Squash and Cycling. The President of Uganda boosted the team’s preparation and participation in the games with a financial boost of Ugx.3.1 Billion.

Team Uganda in dressed for the Opening Ceremony of the XXI Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast 2018

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 21 A) Athletics The Federation sent the biggest number of athletes in its history; 23 athletes (13 men and 10 women). The athletics team achieved the best performance ever with a total of 5 medals; 3 Gold in 5,000m Men (Joshua Cheptegei), 10,000m men (Joshua Cheptegei) and 10000m women (Stella Chesang), 1 Silver in Marathon (Solomon Mutai) and 1 Bronze in 10,000m women (Mercyline Chelangat).

No. The athletes Event Performance Comments 1. Adome Pius 100m 5th Stopped at heats 200m 4th Stopped at heats 2. Ajok Docus 800m 6th in Finals Season Best 3. Ayeko Thomas 5,000m 4th in Finals Season Best 4. Ayikoru Scovia 100m 4th & 8th Stopped at semifi nal 400m 4th & 7th “ 4 x 400m relay 8th in Finals Part of team 5. Chekwel Juliet 5,000m 4th in Finals Season Best 10000m 7th in Finals Season Best 6. Chelangat 5,000m 11th in fi nals Mercyline 10,000m 3rd in Finals Bronze Medal 7. Chemonges Robert Marathon Did not fi nish Developed problem on route 8. Chemutai Albert 3,000m SC 6th in Finals Personal Best 9. Cheptegei Joshua 5,000m 1st in Finals Gold medal 10,000m 1st in Finals Gold medal and Commonwealth games record 10. Chesakit Alex Marathon 7th in fi nals 11. Chesang Stella 10,000m 1st in fi nals Gold Medal 12. Kiplimo Jacob 10,000m 4th in Finals Season Best 13. Kipyeko Phillip 5,000m 6th in Finals Season Best 14. Lalam Josephine Javelin 8th in Finals 15. Musagala Ronald 1,500m 6th Stopped at heats 16. Mutai M. Solomon Marathon 2nd Silver Medal 17. Nakaayi Halimah 800m 5th Stopped at heats 4 x 400m Relay 8th in Finals Part of team 18. Nanyondo Winnie 800m 4th in fi nals Season Best 1500m 10th in fi nals Set Personal Best 19. Nanziri Emily 400m 4th & 6th Stopped at semifi nal 4 x 400m Relay 8th in Finals Part of team 20. Ngaimoko Alli 400m 7th Stopped at heats 21. Opiny Leonard 400m 4th Stopped at heats 22. Shida Leni 400m 4th & 8th Stopped at semifi nal 4 x 400m Relay 8th in Finals Part of team 23. Toroitich Timothy 10,000m 7th in fi nals Season Best

22 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Out of the 23 athletes, 16 athletes were in finals, 3 advanced from heats/preliminary rounds and only 4 stopped in the first round. Of the 16 finalists, 15 were in top eight positions while 1 athlete did not finish due to a fall in the race. Overall the performance was very good for athletics team.

B) Badminton The Federation presented 4 athletes (2 men and 2 women). The team played singles, doubles, mixed doubles and Mixed Team. The best performance was that of Brian Kasirye (17 years old) who reached the round of 16 and played against the top 6 ranked athlete in the world. This made him the only Ugandan Badminton player to have reached this level in the games.

No Athletes Performance Comments 1. Singles Kasirye Brian Won 2 matches Stopped at round of 16 Ekiring Edwin Won 1 match Stopped at round of 32 Bangi Shamim Bridget Lost both matches Stopped at preliminary Nakiyemba Aisha Lost both matches Stopped at preliminary 2. Men Doubles Ekiring Edwin and Kasirye Brian Won their match Stopped at round of 32 3. Women doubles Nakiyemba Aisha and Bangi Did not take place Bangi got injured Shamim Bridget 4. Mixed Doubles Kasirye Brian and Nakiyemba Lost their match Stopped at preliminary Aisha Ekiring Edwin and Bangi Shamim Did not take place Bangi got injured 5. Mixed Team Event Kasirye Brian, Nakiyemba Aisha, Won and lost some matches: Overall ranked 10th out Ekiring Edwin and Bangi Shamim 4:1 Australia 4:2 England of 16 countries 3:2 S. Africa

The performance in 2018 was far much better than that of Glasgow 2014. No athlete had ever reached round of 16 since 2002 when the sport started participation in the games.

C) Boxing The Boxing team had five athletes (all men) and returned with 1 Bronze Medal, less by 1 from the previous games in Glasgow.

No. The athletes Event Performance Comments 1. Juma Miiro 46 – 49kg Won quarterfi nal match Bronze Medal 2. Musa Bwogi 69kg Won preliminary match Lost at quarter fi nals 3. Simbwa Regarn 81kg Won preliminary match Lost at quarter fi nals 4. Ssemuju David 64kg Lost preliminary match Stopped at preliminary level 5. Nasir Bashir 56kg Lost preliminary match Stopped at preliminary level

At the end of the boxing matches, five boxers were among top 8 in each category.

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 23 D) Cycling The Cycling Association was represented by two athletes Charles Kagimu and Viena Ssekajja. Charles Kagimu competed in both time trials and road race where he was placed 32nd and 20th respectively. In the road race, he was the best African athlete. Ssekajja competed in the road race where he did not finish the race.

No. The athletes Event Performance Comments 1. Charles Kagimu Time trial 32nd Better placing Road race 20th Best African athlete 2. Viena Ssekanga Road race Did not fi nish Lapped therefore withdrawn by o cials

This was one of the best performances of Cycling in the games. Best placed in Africa ahead of South Africa, Rwanda and Kenya countries known for cycling was great achievement.

E) Netball Netball made its debut in the games with a total of 12 athletes. Uganda was drawn in Group B with New Zealand, England and Wales. The team played five preliminary matches and 1 classification. The scores were as follows:

New Zealand 64:51 Uganda Uganda 54: 52 Malawi England 55: 49 Uganda Wales 40: 76 Uganda Uganda 57: 37 Scotland

With the above results, Uganda emerged third in Group B and met South Africa for position 5th and 6th. Uganda lost to South Africa by eleven goals; South Africa 53, Uganda 42.

At the end of the games, Uganda team emerged sixth overall at the Commonwealth games, a position above the then ranking in the world.

F) Rugby Uganda Rugby Union presented a team of 12 athletes to the Games. The team was grouped in Pool D together with Fiji, Wales and Sri Lanka. The team won 1 match and lost 2.

Wales 31:05 Uganda Fiji 54: 00 Uganda Uganda 33:10 Sri Lanka

Out of the 15 teams that participated in the games, Uganda finished 9th overall. This is an improvement by 5 places from the previous Games (Glasgow) where the team was 14th.

G) Shooting Uganda Shooting Federation sent 1 female athlete to the games. This was the least number for the Federation in the history of its participation. The lone athlete competed at the 50m Prone. The athlete had to compete using hired rifle because her own could not be delivered to Gold Coast due to new regulation on movement of guns by the flight company.

24 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 No. The athletes Event Performance Comments 1. Mungoma 50m Prone 20th Could not adjust to the rifl e since was not Cleopatra (Rifl e) her own

H) Squash Uganda Squash Association sent 2 athletes to the games. The athletes played in singles and doubles. Unlike in the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games where Ian Rukunya and Michael Kawooya both lost their opening preliminary matches, this time round the dual won their first round matches. In the doubles, the team was beaten by Malaysians.

No Athletes Performance Comments 1. Singles Ian Rukunya Won both matches Stopped at round of 16 Michael Kawooya Won 1 match and lost 1 Stopped at round of 64 2. Men Doubles Ian Rukunya and Michael Kawooya Lost their match against Malaysia Stopped at preliminary round

I) Swimming Uganda Swimming Federation sent 2 athletes (1 man and 1 woman) to the games. The two athletes Elisha Ekirikubinza Tibatemwa and Avice Meya did their best. Ekirikubinza posted personal bests in 50m Butterfly and men’s 50m freestyle which stood as National Records. While Ms. Avice Meya made personal best in 50m Freestyle and season best in 50m Butterfly.

No. The athletes Event Performance Comments 1. Elisha 50m Butterfl y Ranked 43rd in heats National record Ekirikubinza 50m Freestyle Ranked 47th in heats National record 2. Avice Meya 50m Butterfl y Ranked 27th in heats Season Best 50m Freestyle Ranked 35th in heats Personal Best

J) Table Tennis Table Tennis had 2 athletes (1 man and 1 woman). The athletes competed in individual and mixed double events. The athletes lost all their matches at group stages.

No Athletes Performance Comments 1. Singles Halima Namboozo Lost both matches Stopped at group stage round of 64 Ronald Nyaika Lost both matches Stopped at group stage round of 64 2. Mixed Doubles Halima Namboozo and Lost group stage match against Stopped at group stage round of 64 Ronald Nyaika Australia

K) Weightlifting Weightlifting Federation qualified 4 athletes (3 men and 1 woman). The athletes competed in different weight categories and each had achieved improved result prior to the games. Three of these were personal best weights.

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 25 No. The athletes Event Performance Comments 1. Ssekitoleko Julius 56kg 10th place Personal best weight 2. Kasubo Irene 63kg 10th place Personal best weight 3. Hakim Ssempereza 69kg 9th place Personal best weight 4. Kalidi Batuusa 94kg 10th place

FEASSSA Games FEASSSA Games were held in Gulu, Kenya maintained its superiority holding on their crown with final day triumphs, 6 countries participated which include Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan, and Tanzania. Uganda came second with 11 gold, 7 silvers and 10 bronze medals.

ATHLETICS Joshua Cheptegei clocked 26:49.93 to claim a Silver medal in the 10,000m men’s event at the 2017 IAAF World Championships in London, UK. Thereafter, Joshua won the 36th De Italica Cross- Country Championships in Seville Spain after posting 30.54 seconds.

Team Uganda (3:06.15) finished in 5th position to win USD.7000 (Shs. 18 Million) in the IAAF World Half Marathon in Valencia. Best performances were obtained by Fred Musobo (1:01.38) who finished in 20th position in the men’s event, while Doreen Chesang (1:15:18) finished in 49th positions.

Moses Kipsiro 28:28 finished in second place behind Britain’s Mo Forah in the 2018 10k Great Manchester Run in UK.

Thomas Ayeko won a Bronze medal in the senior men’s category and team Uganda finished in 3rd place behind overall winners Kenya and runners Up Ethiopia in the Africa Cross Country Championships in Algeria. The senior men’s team won silver and 2 bronze in the junior and senior women.

Stephen Kiprotich clocked 2:07:57 to finish 5th in the Hamburg Marathon in German.

Peruth Chemutai got a personal best of 9:22.94 to finish 7th in the 3000m Steeplechase event in the Shanghai Diamond League in China, While Stephen Kissa got a Seasonal best of 13:25.40 to finish 10th and Joel Ayeko finished 12th in the men’s 5000m event to obtain a seasonal best of 14:08.39.

Joshua Cheptegei clocked 07:49.48 to win the 3000m event of the Athletix Grand Prix in South Africa, while Halima Nakaayi (2:37.55) and Winnie Nanyondo (2:37.98) finished in 2nd and 3rd place respectively in the 1000m women’s event.

Joshua Cheptegei clocked 27:28 to win the Durban FNB City Surf Run Men’s 10km event in South Africa while Stephen Kissa (28:04) finished second in the same event. In the women’s event, Mercy Chelangat clocked (31:37) to win the women’s event.

Team Uganda finished in 7th position at 2017 IAAF World U18 Championships at the Moi International Sports Centre Kasarani, Kenya. Uganda did not win any medal at the tournament.

Victor Kiplangat, Joel Ayeko & Fred Musobo led Uganda to a 1,2,3 clean sweep in the senior men’s race at the 33rd WMRA World Mountain Running Championships in Italy Premana, while junior runners Oscar, Chelino & Riper Chebet also won gold to underline the countries reputation as a mountain running power house.

26 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Lucy Aber threw 53.80m to set a new National Record in Javelin Throw during the Akii Bua Memorial Championships at Mandela Stadium. Lucy surpassed the previous record by Annet Kabseinde of 51.89.

Alfred Kiptoyek clocked 2:13.58 to win the 2nd CCCC Entebbe Marathon, while Martin Ssebuliba (1:18.00) won the 3rd NSSF Kampala Hash Seven Hill Run in Kampala.

BADMINTON Uganda hosted the Africa Badminton Championships that attracted five countries; Eygpt, Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda. Uganda’s Elizabeth Mwesigwa won Gold at the tournament at the MTN Arena.

Uganda won two gold medals at the 7th Edition All Africa U-15 Badminton Championships in Rose Hill, Mauritius. Emuddu Expedito won gold in the boy’s singles and later paired with Arshath Mohamed to win another gold medal in a tournament that had Algeria, Egypt, Namibia, Uganda, South Africa and the host Mauritius.

Meanwhile, Team Uganda won bronze at the Lagos International Challenge that had Israel, Ghana, India, Nigeria, Egypt, Uganda, Portugal, Italy, Benin, Sri Lanka taking part.

Uganda’s Brian Kasirye lost to Egypt’s Mohamed Mostafa in the Men’s event of the Uganda Junior International Badminton Open and thereafter doubled with Muzafaru Lubega to win the men’s double against Algeria.

BASKETBALL Uganda City Oilers emerged champions of the FIBA Zone V Clubs Basketball Tournament that was hosted at the MTN Arena.

The National Man’s Basketball Team, the Silverbacks lost all its three games against Angola, Morocco and Central African Republic in Afro Basketball Championships in Senegal.

The Silverbacks at the FIBA World Cup Qualifi ers in Mali

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 27 The National Men’s Basketball Team, the Silverbacks, emerged second in the FIBA World Cup Qualifiers in Mali.

The National Basketball Team finished 3rd in the FIBA 3X3 Africa Basketball Championships in Togo.

City Oilers won the unprecedented fifth National Basketball League men’s title after defeating KIU Titans 68-60 at Lugogo Indoor Stadium, while UCU Lady Canons won the women’s title.

Exodus S.S defeated Maryhill 49-6 to lift the girls’ final of the JOVOC Basketball Open while Masaka lifted the men’s title following a 24-13 win over Window.

BODY BUILDING Isaac Mubikirwa won the Mr. Uganda Body Building Championships in Kampala.

Lameck Muwanga won the Mr. Kampala Body Building Title in Kampala.

BOXING Uganda won a Bronze medal at the Africa Youth Boxing Championships in Casablanca, Morocco. The National Men’s Boxing Team, the Bombers won 3 Gold, 2 Silver at the Mabingwa Wa Mabingwa

Boxing Championships in Dar es salaam, Tanzania.

Uganda’s Sula Seggawa won (9-0) against Brian Gallegos in a 6 Round Super Featherweight Fight in Las Vegas, USA.

Police won the Elite category, Kampala High claimed the youth category while COBAP claimed the junior’s category at the National Cadets Boxing Championships at the MTN Arena, Lugogo.

CHESS Peninnah Nakabo won a gold medal at the Africa Individual Chess Championships in Zambia, while Maria Nakanyike lifted a silver medal in the African Schools Individual Chess Championships in Harare, Zimbwabwe.

Judith Namono, Hope Babirye and Christine Babirye emerged winners of the 2017 City Tyres National Junior Chess Championships at MUBS and qualified to represent the country at the U-16 Chess Olympiad in India.

Patrick Kamuma (7pts) who is ranked 2339 won the Kawuma Open Chess Championships in Kampala.

CRICKET Uganda won 4 games against Jersey, Denmark, Vanuatu, Bermuda and only lost to Malaysia to be elevated to Division 3 at the ICC World Cricket League Division IV in Malaysia.

Lady Cricket Cranes defeated Zimbabwe by 3 wickets in the finals to win the International Cricket Council (ICC) Africa Women’s Twenty20 World Cup Qualifiers in Windhoek, Namibia.

The Senior National Women’s team, the Lady Cricket Cranes attained a 6 win sweep in the Twenty20 Series against Tanzania in Dar-es-Salaam.

The National Senior Men’s Cricket Team, the Cricket Cranes carried out a Tour to Qatar and India. In Qatar, the Ugandan Team won 2 games and lost 3 against the Qatar Team while in India, Uganda won 7games and only lost 1game against Team Indian.

28 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 The Lady Cranes jubilate following a win over Zibwabwe in the ICC Africa Women’s Twenty20 World Cup Qualifi ers

Uganda hosted the Saudi Arabia team in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Tour to Uganda where Saudi Arabia won by 12 wickets at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

The Uganda U-19 cricket team finished second to Kenya in the Under 19 World Cup Qualifiers in Kenya. Four nations participated inclusive; Uganda, Kenya, Ghana and Botswana.

Azizi Damani Masaka Women Cricket Team beat Olila High to win the T20 National Cricket League at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

Jinja Secondary School defeated Busoga College Mwiri (79-4, 75-10) to win the 33rd Schools Cricket Week Title at Kyambogo Oval.

Keshwala Boyz won by 7 wickets the Kampala Boys Sports Club (KBSC) Cricket Tournament/The Rainbow Paints Cup at the Lugogo Cricket Oval.

UCA hosted Mr. William Glenwright, the ICC Global Head of Development in October 2017.

FOOTBALL KCCA FC won (1-0) over St. George FC of Ethiopia to become the first Ugandan Club to progress to the group stages of the CAF Championships League since its introduction in 1997.

Thereafter, KCCA FC was drawn in Group A against Al Ahly (Egypt), Township Rollers (Botswana) and Esperance de Tunis (Tunisia) in the CAF Champions League. KCCA FC won (2-0) against Egypt’s Al Ahly SC in the first leg of the CAF Champions League. The return leg was played in Egypt on 28th August 2018.

Uganda Cranes lost to Egypt (0-1) in the first leg of the 2018 World Cup Qualifiers in Alexandria, Egypt and the thereafter won (1-0) in the return leg in Kampala.

Meanwhile, Uganda hosted the 2018 FIFA World Cup Trophy on its world tour from 5th to 6th March 2018. The Trophy was hosted at the Lugogo Cricket Oval on 6th March for a free Fan Fest/Public Viewing.

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 29 Muhamand Shaban scored for KCCA FC against Ethiopia’s St. George FC

Derrick Nsibambi (4 goals) emerged the Top Scorer at the 2017 CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup in Kenya. Uganda finished in third position with Kenya emerging the overall winners.

UCU Lady Cardinals emerged winners of the 2018 FUFA Women’s Cup following a defeat of She Corporates 2-0 in the finals at Kabwohe Grounds in Sheema District.

The Uganda Cranes won (3-1) against Sao Tome in an International Friendly Game at Namboole. In another International Friendly, Uganda drew 0-0 against Malawi at Mandela Stadium.

Thereafter, Uganda lost (0-1) against Central African Republic (CAR) in an International Friendly match at Stade General Seyni Kountche in Niger.

Vipers FC emerged champions of the 2017/2018 Uganda Premier League, while KCCA retained the Stanbic Uganda Cup after (1-0) win victory over Vipers FC in the finals at Emokori Grounds in Bukedea.

MUBS defeated St. Lawrence (2-1) in the Nile Special University Football League.

Kawempe Muslims Ladies FC defeated Olila FC to emerge champions of the 2018 FUFA Women’s Elite League and won Shs.12 Million cash prize at the Startimes Stadium, Lugogo.

ISABEL defeated KIU (8-3) to win the National Beach Soccer League Men’s Title at Mutoola Beach Resort.

Proline FC defeated KCCA (2-1) to win the 2nd Phillip Omondi Invitational Tournament at the Startimes Stadium, Lugogo. Bright Stars beat Maroons 1-0 while Maroons drew Proline 1-1.

Buddo Secondary School won the 2018 COPA Coca Cola Football Championships after defeating Blessed Sacrament, Kimanya in the finals at Kakyeka Stadium, Mbarara.

Gomba Lions FC won the 2017 Masaza Cup held at Namboole Stadium after defeating Singo (1-

30 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Board members of National Council of Sports receive the FIFA World Cup Trophy at Entebbe

0), while Fortportal Municipality was crowned champions of the 2017 Tooro Masaza Cup after defeating Mwenge 1-0 at Buhinga Stadium.

GOLF Irene Nakalembe finished second in the Tusker Malt Lager Uganda Ladies Open which was won by Tanzania’s Angel Eaton, while Ronald Rugumayo won the Tusker Malt Lager Uganda Open at Kitante Golf Course.

Eva Magala finished second at the Eldoret SOSIAN Ladies Open in Kenya.

The Uganda Junior Golf team defeated Kenya (21-17) to win the Lake Victoria Serena Classic Bob Baldassari Cup in Entebbe.

Michael Alunga collected 154 gross to win the 2018 Tororo Open in Tororo.

Macklin Nsenga won both the Mbarara Ladies Open and Emmanuel Mutebile Open

Collins Nuwagira 66nett was overall winners of the Castle Lite February Monthly Mug at Entebbe Club, while Robert Ssempebwa carded 69nett to win the Castle Lite Entebbe March Mug in Entebbe.

Mackline Nsenga topped the ladies category at the 2018 Tumusiime Mutebile Open Golf Championships at Kabale Golf Course.

Uganda Golf Union held its Annual General Meeting for the period 2018-2020 and the following were elected to the Executive Committee: President - Innocent Kihika Vice President - John Katto Secretary - Paul Baite Treasurer - Sam Kacungira Committee Members - Maxmillia Byenkya

HANDBALL Uganda hosted the Zone V IHF Handball Championships, and the men’s team emerged champions of the senior category.

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 31 HOCKEY Wananchi Hockey Club defeated Simba (7-1) in the men’s category of the National Hockey League, while DCU women defeated Rhinos women (3-0) to lift the women’s title.

Wanaichi Hockey Club won the 2017 Ladies Hockey League title for the 3rd consecutive time while, Weatherhead were crowned the men’s champions.

Wananchi Club defeated Weatherhead (4-3) on penalties in the finals of the men’s event of the Independence Cup at Lugogo Hockey Stadium to stake their claim as one of Uganda’s representatives at next year’s Africa Cup of Championships (ACCC).

Namagunga A and Rhino‘s Team A won the girl’s and Men’s trophies respectively of the SMACK Hockey Open at Lugogo.

KICKBOXING Titus Tugume won 2 Gold and 1 Bronze medals from the Pan American Kick Boxing Games in USA.

Patricia Apolot defeated A. Ali of Egypt by knock out in the third round of their Non-title fight named “Clash of the Nile”. In another fight, Patricia Apolot unanimously won over Bosnia’s Sandra Zivkovic in a 6 round bout in an International Affair in Vienna, Austria.

Moses Golola won Abu Kikenwa in a knockout 3 Round Non-Title Fight at Freedom City, Namasuba.

LACROSSE KISU won the inaugural 7Hill Lacrosse Championships after defeating KICPS 3-0 in the finals at the MTN Arena, Lugogo.

LAWN TENNIS NCS extended UGX 8,750,000 to the Uganda Tennis Association towards their fundraising campaign to clear Uganda’s subscription arrears with the International Tennis Federation (ITF). Accordingly, Uganda Tennis Association was re-admitted to the ITF in December 2017 and Uganda was able to host the ITF Uganda Pro Circuit at the Lugogo Tennis Club. had cash prize of and $15,000 (Ugx.56m) After 7 years of in activity. F1: Men - Ivan Nedelko (Russia) Men’s Doubles - Kunal Anand (India)/ Giovani Samaha (LBN) F2: Men - Fabrizio Ornago (Italy) F3: Men - Ivan Nedelko (Russia) F4 : Men - Ivan Nedelko (Russia) Men’s Doubles - Duncan Mugabe (Uganda) / Anton Chekhov (Russian)

Meanwhile, Uganda’s Boris Aguma defeated Nigeria’s Joseph Imeh 6-2, 6-3 to collect his first ever ATP Pro Circuit Point.

Duncan Mugabe, won the men’s singles and doubles with David Oringa at the Kenya Britam Open in Kenya.

Uganda Tennis Association held its Annual General Assembly and re-elected Cedric Babu to another term of office for the period 2018-2022.

32 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Chairman - Mr. Cedric Babu General Secretary - Mr. Mathias Nalyanya 1st Vice Chairman - Mr. Dean Kibirige Dep Gen Secretary - Mr. Joseph Omukundwa 2nd Vice Chairman - Mr. Careay Kalungi Treasurer - Mr. Patrick Onyango

MOTORSPORT Uganda claimed 1401points to emerge overall winner of the FIM Africa Central Africa Motocross Championships in Busiika. Kenya finished second with 204points.

Uganda emerged 4th out of 8 in the Africa Motor Cross Championships in Botswana. South Africa, Kenya, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Zambia are the other countries that took part in the tournament.

Baryan Manvir won the Pearl of Africa Motor Rally was held in Busika. Meanwhile Ronald Ssebuguzi and Leon Ssenyange won the 2018 Fort Portal Rally in Fort Portal.

Jas Mangat 1:36.00 in a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 10 won the FMU Challenge Jinja Rally in Jinja and thereafter clocked 2:4:57 to finish 3rd in the Kenya Safari Rally in Naivasha, Kenya.

Ponsiano Lwakataka in a Subaru N8 clocked 01:23:13 to win the SMC Tarvan Kick Rally in Masaka. Ronald Ssebuguzi in a Mitsubishi Evo X clocked 1:43.46 to win the Fort Portal Challenge Rally in Fort Portal. Meanwhile, Hassan Alwi and Joseph Kamya won the Kabalega Rally.

Christakis Fitidish finished fifth in the MOSAC Rally to win the 2017 National Rally Championships (NRC). National Cross-country Motosport team retained the 2017 Central African Motocross Championships title at Jamhuri Racing Track in Nairobi, Kenya. Gift Sebuguzi topped the MX50 class, followed by Isabella Blick while Fortune Sentamu won the MX85 beating Kenya’s James Luusa.

NETBALL Uganda Netball Teams made a clean sweep of medals at the East Africa Netball Clubs Championships in Tanzania with Prison Netball Club retaining the overall winners trophy for the third consecutive time while NIC Netball Club and Police Netball Club finished in second and third positions respectively.

The She Cranes Van that was donated by the Parliament of Uganda

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 33 She Cranes Captain leads Team Uganda to 6th overall fi nish at the XXI Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast 2018

The U-21 She Pearls emerged 7th out of 20 countries at the U-21 Netball World Youth Cup in Gaborone, Botswana.

The She Cranes emerged overall winners of the Barbados Uganda Netball Test Series in Barbados.

Fortportal Municipality won the netball finals of the Tooro Masaza Cup after beating Kyarusozi 46- 39 at Buhinga Stadium.

Parliament of Uganda donated a state of art Coaster Van to the She Cranes in October 2018, the National Netball Team following their consistency and exceptional sports performance like the Sydney World Cup where the team emerged 8th overall.

She Cranes Team Captain Peace Proscovia, who also plays for Loughborough Lightning Team was named as the first official Ambassador for Netball World Cup set for 12 to 21 July 2019 in England.

PARALYMPICS Uganda hosted the Africa Para Badminton Champion-ships at the MTN Arena with Uganda’s Khadiha Khamuka defeating Nigeria’s Lucky Okoro (2-1) to win gold in the SL 4 category.

Prior to this, Khadija Khamuka (Uganda) won a silver medal after losing to Scotland’s Mary Margaret Wilson during the Uganda International Week.

POOL Sula Matovu won bronze medal and Rita Nimusiima won a silver in the men’s and women’s categories respectively at the Africa Pool Championships in Harare, Zimbabwe.

The 2017 National Open Championships at the MTN Arena attracted 128 finalists from all over the country with Fahad Ssewankambo emerging as the overall winner and was rewarded with a Toyota Altezza, Ugx.5Million and a Pool Table. The runners-up, William Busingye, walked away with a Pool Table and Ugx.5Million.

34 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Angela Businge and Jonana Turigye won the women’s and men’s titles respectively of the Easter Pool Cup at Kasubi.

RUGBY Uganda won (10-7) against Zimbabwe in the finals of the Africa Rugby 7s Championships for the second time in a row in the 12-nation tournament at Legends Rugby Grounds. The team consequently qualified for the 2018 Men’s 7s Rugby World Cup due in San Francisco, USA and the 2018 Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast-Australia.

Uganda Lady Cranes lost (7-29) to Kenya in the finals of the Rugby Women’s Africa 7s Championships in Botswana. Uganda triumphed against Tunisia, Senegal and Zimbabwe.

The Rugby Cranes won bronze at the Victoria Falls 7s in Zibwabwe.

Uganda lost to Kenya (16-34) in the first leg of the 2018 Elgon Cup at Kyadondo Grounds.

Pirates Rugby Club defeated Heathen 31-20 to win the 2017 Uganda Cup and thereafter won 26-13 against the same team to lift the 2018 Hima Cement Heathen 7s Circuit at Kyadondo.

Plascon Mongers defeated Betway Kobs (21-5) in the finals of the 5th Guinness Rugby Series at Makerere. Prior to this, Betway Kobs won the National Rugby 7s Title at Kyadondo Rugby Grounds.

SAILING Al Bush (5pts) won the Uganda Laser Open while Gordon Bell and David Caroll won the senior and Apprentice categories.

SWIMMING Uganda sent a team of 17 swimmers for the CANA Zone 3 Swimming Championships in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and the team finished in fourth position with 57 medals (18 gold, 16 silver, 23 bronze) The championships attracted 6 countries which included, Zambia, Uganda, Tanzania, South Sudan, South Africa.

Dolphine Swimming Club claimed 32 Gold, 18 Silver and 16 Bronze medals to emerge champions of the Kenya Junior Championships at Makini School in Nairobi.

Aga Khan School collected 3240pts to emerge winners of the USF DSTV National Swimming Gala. Green Hill Academy (2155pts) was second and the British School was third.

Seals Amelia Mudanye won the 100M individual medley with a new record of 1:39:04 at the 2nd Dolphins Fast and Furious Invitational Gala at GEMS Cambridge International.

The Annual USF Masers Swimming Championship was held at GEMS International School. The Championships that is eligible to 25 years and above old persons and had the following winners: Men 40-49years - George Williams 198pts Men 60-64years - Peter Ssebanakitta 80pts Women 25-29years - Sandrah Arinaitwe 133pts Women 45-49years - Kate Kiiza 180pts Women 40-44years - Patience Birungi Men 50-54years - Paul Sine

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 35 SQUASH Ian Rukunya lost 0-3 to Kenya’s Muqtadir Mimji in the finals of the 2018 Nairobi Squash Invitational in Kenya to win a cash prize of Shs.1.2Million, while Michael Kawooya lost to Billy Jusa 3-0 in the semi finals to win Shs. 684,000.

TAEKWONDO Team Uganda composed of 4 athletes and 3 officials to the World Taekwondo Championships in Muju Korea and did not win any medal.

International Taekwondo Federation Uganda held the 2nd Heroes Cup at Nsambya Sharing Hall, with Prisons Club collecting 38 points to emerge overall winners. Sharing Club (21 points) was second while Big Mikes (10 points) was third.

UNIVERSITY SPORTS Dorcus Ajok won a Silver medal in the 800m women’s event while Sadat Bahat claimed a Gold in the 10,000m at the 2017 World University Games in Taipei, Taiwan.

Ndejje University collected 14 medals to win the 2017 National University Games in Luwero.

VOLLEYBALL Nkumba Club and Vision Club finished 9th and 11th respectively at the 2018 Women’s African Club Championships in Cairo, Egypt.

Nkumba University Women Volleyball Club won the 2018 Genocide Memorial Volleyballl Championships in Rwanda.

Egypt won both the boys and girls titles of the 3rd Africa Youth Volleyball Zone V Qualifiers that were hosted by Uganda at the MTN Arena.

Rwanda team’s APR and RRA lifted the NSSF KAVC Male and Female titles respectively of the NSSF KAVC Tournament in Kampala. KAVC women’s posted the best performance with a third finish. The tournament was graced with teams from Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, Burundi, Tanzania.

KAVC defeated Nemostars (3-1) to win the National Volleyball Championships Title and qualified for the 2018 Africa Club Championships.

Sport S Volleyball Club emerged champions of the 2018 Aporu Okol Memorial Tournament in Kumi. Prior to this, Sport-S won (3-0) over VVC in the Joan Cox Volleyball Tournament in Gayaza. Kinawa High defeated Trust High 3-0 to win the U-21 category while the U-16 category was won by Trust High.

Meanwhile, Mbarara University (MUST) and Amazon Volleyball Clubs won the women’s and men’s titles of the Kabwohe Volleyball Open in Sheema.

Trust High School won both the U21 and U16 titles of the All Girls Volleyball Championships in Mukono.

WOODBALL Brian Gwaaka (33 strokes) and Denise Nanjeru (148 strokes) won the senior men’s and women’s categories respectively of the Coral Coating National Woodball Open in Jinja. While Aziz Masimbi

36 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 (44 strokes) and Nazziwa Merabu won the corporate men and women and Nalugala Muslim School won the Boys’ title and Motherwell School won the girls’ title.

B. Kimera (CIPLA) got 48 strokes to win the men’s title of the Corporate Woodball Circuit at Nambole while Betty Alela (UNEB) won the women’s title.

Uganda Woodball Federation organized the 5th Uganda Open International Woodball Championships at Kisubi Beach Entebbe, Uganda with H.E Mr. Ming-Hui WENG, the President International Woodball Federation presiding over the tournament. 14 countries participated inclusive; Malaysia, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Thailand, China, Japan, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Comoros, Rwanda, Burundi, Zimbabwe, Democratic Republic of Congo and Nigeria. Uganda emerged the overall winners and was handed the trophy by the Minister of State for Sport.

OBITUARY The Uganda Athletics Federation lost its Treasurer the late Geoffrey Nuwagaba who died of heart attack and was buried on Friday 20th October 2017, in Biharwe Mbarara. Geoffrey also doubled as the Treasurer, Uganda Olympic Committee.

Mzee Adoko Nekyon passed away in May 2018 in Nsambya Hospital. He was is credited to have engineered the formation of the first Uganda National Football League in 1968, he was former FUFA President and former Cabinet Minister.

Hassan Sekirime, President of Uganda Kickboxing Federation passed away in March 2018 and was laid to rest in Mperwerwe.

Long serving football administrator, football referee/instructor and CAF Commissioner, Hajji Abbas Ssendyowa passed on. He was a key person in grassroots football development in Ankole Region.

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 37 7.0 NCS SUPPORT TO NATIONAL SPORTS ASSOCIATIONS/FEDERATIONS

The Budget for National Council of Sports (NCS) remains merger to support all sports activities of the 45 compliant National Sports Associations that are affiliated to NCS. Nevertheless, NCS has provided financial support to different National Sports Associations/Federations to undertake sports activities like support local capacity, building programmes for National Associations, talent development programmes, support teams to prepare and participate in International, Regional and Local events and many other sports programmes.

Besides financial support, NCS has continuously supported national associations and schools sports programmes by providing basic sports equipment, technical support, use of facilities, personnel training and policy guidance to facilitate sports development in the country. Below is the breakdown of financial support to a tune of UGX 13,131,531,552 that NCS has directly extended to National Sports Associations/Federations for the period of 1st July 2017 to 30th June 2018.

38 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 BREAKDOWN OF NCS SUPPORT TO NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 01 JULY 2017 to 30 JUNE 2018

NO. PARTICULAR AMOUNT 1 Common Wealth Games 2018 2,609,769,563 2 Federation of Motor Sports Club of Uganda (FMU) 27,412,500 3 Federation of Uganda Basketball Association (FUBA) 1,232,785,983 4 Federation of Uganda Football Association (FUFA) 4,070,108,673 5 Association of Uganda University Sports (AUUS) 556,083,065 6 Uganda Boxing Federation (UBF) 707,237,779 7 Uganda Archery Federation (UAF) 3,700,000 8 Uganda Athletics Federations (UAF) 993,279,862 9 Uganda Badminton Association (UBA) 38,983,531 10 Uganda Chess Federation (UCA) 5,000,000 11 Uganda Cricket Association (UCA) 10,147,000 12 Uganda Cycling Association (UCA) 6,595,000 13 Uganda Darts Association (UDA) 5,400,000 14 Uganda Droughts Federation (UDF) 20,454,000 15 Uganda Handball Federation (UHF) 8,989,722 16 Uganda Hockey Association (UHA) 20,564,200 17 Uganda Kick Boxing Federation (UKF) 18,338,000 18 Uganda Lacrosse Association (ULA) 10,000,000 19 Uganda Tennis Association (UTA) 69,511,400 20 Uganda Paralympic Committee (UPC) 226,252,522 21 Uganda Pool Association (UPA) 5,075,000 22 Uganda Netball Federation (UNF) 1,509,112,380 23 Uganda Rugby Union (URU) 223,338,329 24 Uganda Rollball Association (URA) 5,224,400 25 Scrabble Association of Uganda (SAU) 2,500,000 26 Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) 9,000,000 27 Uganda Sports Press Association (USPA) 2,000,000 28 Uganda Swimming Federation (USF) 10,000,000 29 Uganda Table Tennis Association (UTTA) 39,086,800 30 Uganda Taekwondo Federation (UTF) 3,760,000 31 Uganda Zurkhaneh Federation (UZF) 7,300,000 32 Uganda Ultimate Frisbee Association (UUFA) 3,000,000 33 Uganda Volleyball Federation (UVF) 28,504,000 34 Uganda Woodball Federation (UWF) 93,500,000 35 Special Olympics Uganda 21,350,000 36 VX Uganda. 10,000,000 37 Copa Coca - Cola Schools Cup 404,300,000 38 Monitoring and Evaluation of National Sports Associations 10,300,000 39 Work Shop for National Associations 21,546,600 40 Sports Development at Grass Root 82,021,243 GRAND TOTAL 13,131,531,552

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 39 PICTORIAL: NCS FACILITIES

The MTN Arena (Lugogo Indoor Stadium) The Lugogo Hockey Stadium

The Lugogo Cricket Oval

Lugogo Tennis Courts

Lugogo Volley Ball Courts The Gym / Fitness Centre

40 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 PICTORIAL: NCS FACILITIES

The Hostel The Sports Shop

The Administration Block

Back view of the NCS Administration Block and Copper Chimney Restaurant, one of the restaurants located inside the Lugogo Sports Complex

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 41 RECORD Silver Gold Bronze Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Silver Gold Gold Gold Bronze Silver Silver Gold Silver Bronze Bronze Silver Gold Gold Silver MEDAL Appendix 1 1970 Commonwealth Games, Edinburg, Scotland 1970 Commonwealth Games, Edinburg, Scotland New Zealand 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, Kenya 1972 Africa Championships, Nairobi, 1970 Commonwealth Games, Edinburg, Scotland New Zealand 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, Kenya 1972 Africa Championships, Nairobi, 1974 Africa Championships, Kampala, Uganda 1970 Commonwealth Games, Edinburg, Scotland New Zealand 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, Kenya 1972 Africa Championships, Nairobi, 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos, Nigeria 1974 Africa Championships, Kampala, Uganda 1968 Olympics, Mexico 1972 Olympics, Munich, German 1970 Commonwealth Games, Edinburg, Scotland 1968 Africa Championships, Lusaka, Zambia 1968 Olympics, Mexico 1962 Commonwealth Games, Perth, Australia 1962 Commonwealth Games, Perth, Australia 1962 Commonwealth Games, Perth, Australia 1962 Commonwealth Games, Perth, Australia 1964 Africa Championships, Accra, Ghana 1958 Commonwealth Games Wales, UK 1958 Commonwealth Games Wales, ------YEAR/ EVENT/LOCATION Featherweight Heavyweight +81kg Light Welterweight 63.5kg Light Welterweight Light Flyweight 48kg Flyweight 51kg Bantamweight 54kg Bantamweight Bantamweight Lightweight +81kg Heavyweight CATEGORY Welterweight COMMONWEALTH GAMES, ALL AFRICA CHAMPIONSHIPS, (1952-2018) COMMONWEALTH UGANDA’S MEDAL TABLE FOR MAJOR INTERNATIONAL SPORTS EVENTS I.E OLYMPICS, WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS, EVENTS I.E OLYMPICS, SPORTS FOR MAJOR INTERNATIONAL MEDAL TABLE UGANDA’S Deogratias Musoke Benson Masanda Muhammad Muruli James Odwori Leo Rwabwogo Eridari Mukwanga J. Sentongo Francis Nyangweso Kesi Odongo George Oywello ATHLETE/TEAM BOXING Thomas Kawere

42 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Silver Silver Gold Gold Bronze Silver Silver Bronze Gold Bronze Bronze Bronze Gold Gold Silver Silver Bronze Silver Silver Bronze Gold Gold Gold 1983 Africa Championships Kampala Uganda 1978 Africa Championships Algiers, Algeria 1972 Africa Championships Nairobi, Kenya 1972 Africa Championships Nairobi, 1974 Africa Championships Kampala, Uganda 1972 Africa Championships Nairobi, Kenya 1972 Africa Championships Nairobi, 1974 Africa Championships, Kampala, Uganda 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos, Nigeria 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos, Nigeria 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos, Nigeria 1968 Africa Championships, Lusaka, Zambia 2006 Commonwealth Games, Melbourne, Australia 2002 Commonwealth Games, Manchester UK 2002 Commonwealth Games, Manchester UK 1994 Commonwealth Games, Victoria, Canada Egypt 1991 All Africa Games, Cairo, 1994 Commonwealth Games, Victoria, Canada 1990 Commonwealth Games, Auckland New Zealand 1990 Commonwealth Games, Auckland New Zealand 1990 Commonwealth Games, Auckland New Zealand 1990 Commonwealth Games, Auckland New Zealand 1982 Commonwealth Games, Brisbane Australia 1980 Olympics, Moscow, Russia 1980 Olympics, Moscow, 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New Zealand 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New Zealand 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New Zealand 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, 1974 World Championships, Havana, Cuba 1974 World 1974 World Championships, Havana, Cuba 1974 World New Zealand 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, 1974 Africa Championships, Kampala, Uganda ------63.3kg 67kg 75kg 75kg 60kg 67kg 60kg 71kg 54kg 75kg Flyweight 51kg Light Welterweight 63.5kg Light Welterweight Light Heavy 81kg Bantamweight 54kg Heavyweight Light Heavyweight Middleweight Lightweight Light Flyweight Light Heavyweight 67kg Flyweight Featherweight Bantamweight 71kg Light Welterweight 63.5kg Light Welterweight William Galiwango Vincent Byarugaba Martin Akuba Mustapha Wassaja Alfred Odhiambo Alfred Vitalish Bbege Peter Odhiambo Moussa Abouk John Omolo George Matthias Ouma Martin Mubiru Muhammad Kayongo Joseph Lubega Fred Muteweta Fred Charles Kiiza Abdu Kaddu Charles Matata Godfrey Nyakana Godfrey Justin Juuko Jonathan Kirisa John Mugabi John Byaruhanga Shadrack Odhiambo Ali Rojo Josef Nsubuga Ayub Kalule Ayub

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 43 Bronze (5.22) Bronze Bronze (1.56) Bronze Bronze (14.84) Bronze Gold (50.64) Bronze (9:05.8) Bronze Silver (1.99m) Bronze Bronze Silver Gold Bronze Bronze Bronze Bronze Bronze Bronze Bronze Gold Gold Silver Gold Gold Silver Silver Gold Gold Gold 1965 All Africa Games, Brazzaville Congo 1965 All Africa Games, Brazzaville Congo 1965 All Africa Games, Brazzaville Congo 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1965 All Africa Games, Brazzaville Congo 1954 Commonwealth Games, Vancouver, Canada 1954 Commonwealth Games, Vancouver, 2018 Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast Australia 2017 Africa Championships, Brazzaville, Congo 2017 Africa Championships, Brazzaville, Congo 2017 Africa Championships, Brazzaville, Congo 2015 African Games, Brazzaville, Congo 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow, Scotland 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow, 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow, Scotland 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow, 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo Mozambique 2003 All Africa Games Abuja, Nigeria 2003 All Africa Games Abuja, Nigeria 1999 All Africa Games, Johannesburg, South 1999 All Africa Games, Johannesburg, South 1999 All Africa Games, Johannesburg, South 1999 All Africa Games, Johannesburg, South 1994 Africa Championships Johannesburg, South 1991 All Africa Games Cairo, Egypt 1991 All Africa Games Cairo, 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, 1983 Africa Championships Kampala Uganda ------Long Jump (Women) High Jump (Women) Shot put (Men) Hummer Throw 3000m SC (Men) High Jump Light Flyweight Bantamweight Super Heavyweight Welterweight Light Heavyweight 81Kg Light Flyweight Super Heavyweight Light Flyweight Light Welterweight Light Flyweight Flyweight Lightweight Bantamweight Featherweight 67kg 54kg 48kg 60kg 91kg 75kg 81kg Teddy Nakisuyi Teddy Regina Awori Yovan Ochola Yovan Eddy Okadapau ATHLETICS Patrick Etolu Juma Miiro Geoffrey Kaketo Geoffrey David Ayiti Muzamir Kakande Kennedy Katende Fazil Juma Kagwa Michael Sekabembe Ronald Serugo Sadat Tebazalwa Jolly Katongole Jackson Asiku Muhamed Kizito Abdul Tebazalwa Kassim Adam Johnny Lubwama Fredrick Muteweta Fredrick Emmanuel Nsubuga Charles Lubulwa Fred Kaddu Fred Patrick Lihanda Jonathan Kiriisa

44 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 NR NR WR, NR NR NR Silver (13.92) Silver (54.49) (60.41) Bronze Silver (57.10) Silver (14.0) Silver (59.0) Silver (57.32) Bronze(50.18) Silver (49.85) Silver (49.95) Gold (3:45.42) Bronze (3:07.21) Bronze Bronze (5.73) Bronze Bronze (15.29) Bronze Gold (4:38.7) Gold (2:09.5) Silver (49.86) Silver (16.26) Silver (46.07) Bronze(50.25) Gold (47.82) Gold (48.54) Silver (49.55) Silver (45.90) Bronze(53.77) Gold (14.47) Bronze 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1979 Africa Athletics Championships, Dakar Senegal 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1979 Africa Athletics Championships, Dakar Senegal 1982 Commonwealth Games Brisbane Australia Egypt 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo Egypt 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo 1988 Africa Athletics Championships Annaba Algeria 1982 Commonwealth Games Brisbane Australia 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, New Zealand 1974 Commonwealth Games, Christchurch, 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1972 Olympics Munich, German 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1970 Commonwealth Games Edinburg, Scotland ------1978 All Africa Games, Algiers Algeria Egypt - 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo ------Shot Put Shot Put 100m Hurdles 400m 400m Hurdles 400m Hurdles 100m Hurdles 400m Hurdles 400m 400m Hurdles 400m Hurdles 400m Hurdles 4 x 400m Relay (Women) 4 x 400m Relay (Men) Long Jump (Women) 100m Hurdles (Women) 100m Hurdles 1500m (Women) 800m (Women) Hummer Throw (Men) Hummer Throw Triple Jump (Men) Triple 400m (Men) (Men) 400m Hurdles 400m Hurdles (Men) 400m Hurdles Discus Throw 400m Joyce Aciro Ruth Kyalisima Peter Rwamuhanda Relay Team Relay Team Christine Kabanda Budesia Nyakecho Peace Kesiime Christine Anyakun Gabriel Luzira Abraham Munabi Silver Ayoo Silver Ayoo Akii Bua Helen Alyek Judith Ayaa

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 45 NR NR NR Bronze (46.21) Bronze Bronze (3:34.41) Bronze Bronze (4:17.87) Bronze Silver (46.77) Silver (3:39.94) Gold (3:37.74) Silver (3:04.20) Silver (3:44.90) Bronze (46.20) Bronze Silver (2:14.00) Silver (4:25.34) Silver (3788) Silver (5029) Gold (2:07.00) Bronze (1:57.02) Bronze Bronze (15.42) Bronze Bronze (44.86) Bronze Gold (76.94) (74.60) Bronze Gold (73.42) Gold (74.52) (67.76) Bronze Bronze (45.65) Bronze Silver (7.75) Bronze (43.04) Bronze Silver (42.40) Gold (47.50) (45.52) Bronze (41.64) Bronze 1991 All Africa Games Cairo, Egypt 1991 All Africa Games Cairo, 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, Kenya 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1988 Africa Athletics Championships, Annaba Algeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria Egypt 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, 1990 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1990 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1990 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria Egypt 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Egypt 1982 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, 1988 Africa Athletics Championships, Annaba Algeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria Egypt 1985 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, Kenya 1987 All Africa Games Nairobi, 1988 Africa Athletics Championships, Annaba Algeria Egypt 1990 Africa Athletics Championships, Cairo, 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 1979 Africa Athletics Championships Dakar, Senegal 1979 Africa Athletics Championships Dakar, Egypt 1982 Africa Athletics Championships Cairo, 1973 All Africa Games, Lagos Nigeria 1978 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria Senegal 1979 Africa Athletics Championships Dakar, ------400m (Men) 4 x 400m Relay (Women) 1500m (Women) 4 x 100m Relay (Women) 4 x 400m Relay (Women) 4 x 400m Relay(Men) 400m 800m 1500m Pentathlon Heptathlon 800m 20km Road Walk Triple Jump Triple Javelin Throw Javelin Throw Javelin (Men) Javelin Javelin Javelin Javelin 400m Long Jump Discus Throw Javelin Throw Javelin Throw Javelin Throw Francis Ogola Relay Team Evelyn Adiru Relay Team Relay Team Relay Team Mike Okot Edith Nakayingi Margaret Bisereko Margaret Evelyn Adiru Nelsensio Bigingo William Bisereko Schola Mujawamaria Justine Arop Cyril Etoori Fidelis Ndyabagye Helen Alyek Constance Rwabiryagye

46 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 NR NR Silver (15.05m) Bronze (55:19) Bronze Silver (55:06) Gold (1:02:08) Gold (54:22) Silver (1:02:56) Gold (16:21.32) Silver (15:54.22) Silver (16:42.9) Gold (9:18.240) Gold (42:33) Bronze (8:18.73) Bronze Gold (13.95m) Gold (13.90m) Bronze (5:41.25) Bronze Silver Silver Silver Bronze (16:00.26) Bronze Gold (8:29.39) Silver (48.41) Silver (53.40) (2:01.76) Bronze Bronze(44.53) Silver (44.37) Silver (44.79) Gold (3:39.78) (3:40.83) Bronze 2013 Africa Youth Athletics Championships, Nigeria 2013 Africa Youth 2013 World Mountain Running Championships, Poland 2013 World 2013 World Mountain Running Championships, Poland 2013 World 2013 Africa Mountain Running Championships, Obudu, Nigeria 2013 World Mountain Running Championships, Poland 2013 World 2013 Africa Mountain Running Championships, Obudu, Nigeria 2000 World Junior Championships, Chile 2000 World 2002 Africa Athletics Championships, Tunisia 2003 All Africa Games, Abuja, Nigeria Championships, Helsinki, Finland 2005 World 2012 World Mountain Running Championships, Italy 2012 World 2012 Africa Athletics Championships, Porto Novo, Benin 2010 Africa Athletics Championships, Nairobi Kenya 2010 Africa Athletics Championships, Nairobi 2012 Africa Athletics Championships, Porto Novo, Benin 2010 Youth Olympic Games, Singapore 2010 Youth Games, Isle of Man UK 2011 Commonwealth Youth 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games, Isle of Man UK 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games, Isle of Man UK 2011 Commonwealth Youth 2011 World Military Games, Brazil 2011 World 2011 World Military Games, Brazil 2011 World 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games, Pune, India 2008 Commonwealth Youth 1996 Africa Athletics Championships, Cameroon 1999 All Africa Games, Johannesburg, South 1996 Olympics, Atlanta, Georgia Championships, Athens, Greece 1997 World 1998 Africa Athletics Championships, Dakar Senegal 1994 World Junior Championships Lisbon, Portugal 1994 World Zimbabwe 1995 All Africa Games Harare, ------Triple Jump Triple Mountain Running Mountain Running Mountain Running SC 5000m 5000m 3000m Mountain Running 3000m SC Triple Jump Triple Jump Triple 2000m SC 2000m SC 3000m 5,000m SC 1500m 400m 800m 400m 1500m Felix Watson Nathan Ayeko Geoffrey Kusuro Geoffrey Philip Kiplimo Dorcus Inzikuru Dorcus Michael Cherop Michael Cherop Benjamin Kiplagat Sarah Nambawa Zakaria Kiprotich Nancy Cheptegei Rebecca Cheptegei Simon Ayieko Alex Cherop Grace Birungi Davis Kamoga Julius Achon

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 47 NR PB Bronze (2:01.38) Bronze Gold (20:33.77) Bronze (2:12:23) Bronze Bronze (2:02.51) Bronze Gold (2:01.81) Silver Bronze Bronze (8:37.02) Bronze Silver (22:27) Bronze Bronze (23:35) Bronze Silver (24:03) Gold (28:03.77) Silver (22:49) (23:28) Bronze Bronze Bronze (14:05.20) Bronze Gold (28:03.46) Bronze(13:46.75 Gold (13:12:51) (33:10) Bronze Silver (35:04) Silver (27:33.37) Gold (13:31.25) Gold (27:57.39) Gold (13:43.08) Gold Silver (1:49.37) Bronze Bronze 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow Scotland Country Championships, Kampala University Cross 2014 World 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow Scotland 2010 World Junior Championships, Moncton Canada 2010 World 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo Mozambique 2016 Africa Cross Country Championships, Cameroon 2016 Africa Cross Games, Isle of Man 2011 Commonwealth Youth 2010 World Junior Championships, Moncton Canada 2010 World 2011 World Cross Country Championships, Spain Cross 2011 World Country Championships, Algeria 2018 Africa Cross 2009 World Cross Country Championships Amman, Jordan Cross 2009 World 2004 World Cross Country Championships Bruxelles Belgium Cross 2004 World Junior Championships, Italy 2004 World Country Championships Switzerland Cross 2003 World Country Championships, Ireland Cross 2002 World 2013 All Africa Games, Abuja Nigeria 2006 Africa Athletics Championships, Mauritius 2006 Africa Athletics Championships, Mauritius Championships, Osaka, Japan 2007 World 2007 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria Country Championships, Bydgoszcz Poland Cross 2010 World Country Championships, Amman, Jordan Cross 2009 World Kenya 2010 Africa Athletics Championships Nairobi, 2010 Commonwealth Games, New Delhi, India 2010 Commonwealth Games, New Delhi, India 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique Scotland 2014 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow, 2014 Youth Olympic Games, Nanjing China 2014 Youth 2014 Africa Youth Games, Gaborone, Botswana Games, Gaborone, 2014 Africa Youth Botswana Games, Gaborone, 2014 Africa Youth ------800m Country Cross Marathon 800m 800m Cross Country Cross 3000m 3000m SC Cross Country Junior Cross Country Senior Cross Cross Country Junior Cross Cross Country Junior Cross 1000m Country Junior Cross 5,000m 10,000m 5,000m 5,000m Country Cross Country Cross 10,000m 5,000m 10,000m 10,000m 10,000m 800m Shotput Discus Winnie Nanyondo Abraham Kiplimo Annet Negesa Philip Kipyeko Jacob Araptany Thomas Ayeko Moses Kibet Boniface Kiprop Moses Kipsiro Geoffrey Balimumiti Geoffrey Laker Mercy

48 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Bronze Gold (2:08:01) Silver (35.34) Gold (2:09:51) Gold (51.89) Bronze (1:04.27) Bronze (2:13.30) Bronze Silver Bronze (55.24) Bronze Silver (55.24) Gold (53.50) Bronze (27:26.68) Bronze Gold Bronze Silver Gold Gold (49:00) Bronze Gold Silver (2:01.60) Bronze (21:06.14) Bronze Gold Silver (21:01.85) Gold Silver Silver Silver Bronze Bronze 2018 Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast Australia 2012 Olympics, London UK South Africa Country Championships, Cape Town 2011 Africa Cross Championships, Moscow Russia 2013 World 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games, Bahamas 2017 Commonwealth Youth 2013 Africa Mountain Running Championships Obudu, Nigeria Championships, Beijing China 2015 IAAF World 2018 Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast Australia 2014 World Mountain Running Championships, Italy 2014 World 2014 World Mountain Running Championships, Italy 2014 World 2014 World Mountain Running Championships, Italy 2014 World 2016 World Junior Athletics Championships, Poland 2016 World Country Championships, Kampala (Junior event) Cross 2017 World 2015 Africa Junior Championships, Addis Ababa 2017 World Mountain Running Championships, Premana, Italy Mountain Running Championships, Premana, 2017 World 2017 World Mountain Running Championships, Premana, Italy Mountain Running Championships, Premana, 2017 World 2015 World Mountain Running Championship, Welsh 2015 World Italy Mountain Running Championships, Premana, 2017 World 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games, Isle of Man UK 2011 Commonwealth Youth 2016 Islamic Solidarity Games, Baku Azerbaijan 2014 World University Cross Country Championships, Kampala University Cross 2014 World 2017 World University Games, Taipei Taiwan University Games, Taipei 2017 World 2014 World University Cross Country Championships, Kampala University Cross 2014 World University Games, South Korea 2015 World Taiwan University Games, Taipei 2017 World 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games, Samoa 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games, Samoa 2015 Commonwealth Youth 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games, Samoa 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games, Samoa 2015 Commonwealth Youth ------10,000m Marathon Country Cross Marathon Javelin Throw Mountain Running Marathon Marathon Mountain Running Mountain Running Mountain Running 10,000m Junior event 800m Mountain Running Mountain Running Mountain Running 400m Cross Country Cross 10000m Cross Country Cross 800m 800m 1500m 3000m 1500m 3000m Mercyline Chelangat Mercyline Stephen Kiprotich Stephen Kiprotich Joyce Lalam Solomon Mutai Kibet Soyekwo Daniel Rotich Isaac Kiprop Jacob Kiplimo Susan Aneno Joel Ayeko Victor Kiplangat Fred Musobo Fred Halima Nakaayi Prim Twikirize Prim Twikirize Sadat Bahati Dorcus Ajok Dorcus Peruth Chemutai Janat Chemusto

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 49 Bronze Gold Gold Gold Bronze Silver Silver (4:00:62) Gold Bronze Gold Gold Silver Gold Gold Gold (28:32.86) Gold ((31:06.71)) Gold Silver Gold Gold Gold (37:52) Bronze Gold 2012 World Inter-Continental Championships, Kampala Inter-Continental 2012 World 2015 World Kickboxing Federation Championship Hungary 2015 World Kickboxing Federation Championships Hungary 2017 World 2014 Natural Body Building World Olympia, USA 2014 Natural Body Building World Cup, California, USA 2015 IBNA/PNBA World Bodybuilding Championships, Dubai 2015 IBNA World Championships, Hungary 2016 IBNA World 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique 2015 African Games, Brazzaville, Congo 2016 Rio Paralympic Games, Brazil Para Athletics Championships, London 2017 World 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique 2015 African Games, Brazzaville, Congo 2014 IAAF World Junior Championships, Oregon USA Junior Championships, Oregon 2014 IAAF World Country Championships, Kampala University Cross 2014 World 2015 Africa Junior Championships, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Championships, London UK 2017 World 2018 Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast Australia 2018 Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast Australia 2015 World Mountain Running Championship, Welsh 2015 World 2015 Africa Junior Championships, Addis Ababa 2018 Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast Australia - 2012 Africa Badminton Championships, Ethiopia ------Women’s Doubles Women’s Kickboxing Kickboxing 5000m (Athletics) 1500m (Athletics) 1500m (Athletics) 1500m (Athletics) 100m (Athletics) 100m (Athletics) 10,000m Country Cross 10,000m 10,000m 5,000m 10,000m Mountain Running 5,000m 10,000m BADMINTON Nankabirwa/ Margaret Shamim Bangi Ronald Mugula BODY BUILDING Ivan Byekwaso Mubarak Kizito KICK BOXING Patricia Apolot David Emong PARALYMPICS Christine Akullo Joshua Cheptegei Stella Chesang

50 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Overall th Gold Gold Bronze 8 Gold Gold Silver Bronze Bronze Gold Bronze Bronze Silver (1:03.74) Silver Bronze Gold Bronze Silver Bronze Gold 2014 Africa Youth Games, Gaborone, Botswana Games, Gaborone, 2014 Africa Youth 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique Malawi 2013 Africa Netball Championships, Blantyre Cup, Sydney Australia 2015 Netball World 2017 Africa Netball Championships, Kampala 2013 Special Olympics World Winter2013 Special Olympics World Games Pyeong Chang, Korea Summer Games, Athens Greece 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games, Athens Greece 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games, Athens Greece 2011 Special Olympics World 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games, Pune India 2008 Commonwealth Youth Kenya Championships, Nairobi, 2012 Africa Senior Weightlifting Kenya Championships, Nairobi, 2012 Africa Senior Weightlifting 2012 World Islamic Weightlifting Championships, Dammar, South Championships, Dammar, Islamic Weightlifting 2012 World Arabia 2015 Africa Junior Swimming Championships, Cairo Egypt 2015 Africa Junior Swimming Championships, Cairo 2015 CISM World Military Games, Mungyeong South Korea 2015 CISM World 1999 Africa Championships, France 2007 All Africa Games, Algiers, Algeria 2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique 2015 African Games, Brazzaville, Congo ------2011 All Africa Games, Maputo, Mozambique - - - Youth Team Youth Netball Netball Netball Floor Hockey 100m Athletics 100m Athletics Stroke) Swimming (Breast 141Kg Clean & Jerk 62kg Snatch 62Kg 100m Butterfly Golf Men’s Singles Men’s Men’s Singles Men’s Singles Men’s Singles Men’s NETBALL Pearl Cranes She Cranes SPECIAL OLYMPICS Uganda Team Timothy Kiwanuka Idere Tom Allan Kalyowa Charles Ssekyaya WEIGHTLIFTING Ismail Katamba SWIMMING Rebecca Ssengonzi MOTOSPORT Charles Muhangi (Steven Byaruhanga) GOLF Flavia Namakula LAWN TENNIS LAWN Duncan Mugabe Edwin Ekiring

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 51 ) ) ) ) ) ) ) th th th th st st st Overall th th th Bronze 4 Gold Gold Qualified Qualified 6 Qualified (4 Winners (1 Winners (1 Silver Gold Qualified (8 Qualified (6 Qualified (8 Silver (Runner up) Qualified Qualified Winners (1 4 2003 All Africa Games, Abuja, Nigeria 2003 All Africa Games, Abuja, Nigeria 2016 Africa 7s Championships, Nairobi Kenya 2016 Africa 7s Championships, Nairobi 2017 Africa 7s Championships, Kampala Uganda 2004 U-19 World Cup Qualifiers, Bangladesh 2004 U-19 World Cup Qualifiers, Sri Lanka 2007 U-19 World 2009 ICC Global U-19 Qualifiers, Canada 2009 Africa U-19 Qualifiers, Zambia 2015 ICC Global U-19 Qualifiers, Malaysia 1962 African Cup of Nations 1968 African Cup of Nations 1974 African Cup of Nations, Egypt 1976 African Cup of Nations, Ethiopia 1978 African Cup of Nations, Accra, Ghana (Uganda 0 – 2) Finals 2007 World Cricket Division III, Darwin, Australia 2007 World 2018 ICC Africa Women’s Twenty20 World Cup Qualifiers, World Twenty20 2018 ICC Africa Women’s Windhoek, Namibia 2015 All Africa Pool Championships Africa Pool Championships 2016 AAPA ------2017 Africa Cup of Nations, Gabon Stages - 2018 CAF Champions League Group - - - - Softball (Women) Baseball Rugby U-19 Men’s Team U-19 Men’s Football KCCA FC Senior Men Senior Women Pool Pool BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL Softball Team Baseball Team RUGBY Rugby Cranes Cricket U-19 Team Cricket U-19 Team FOOTBALL Uganda Cranes CRICKET Cricket Senior Team Cricket Women Team Cricket Women POOL (Women) Team (Men&Women) Team

52 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 Appendix 2 NATIONAL SPORTS CALENDAR FOR THE F/Y 2018/2019

DATE ACTIVITY SPORT VENUE JULY 2018 1st Central Region Championships Athletics Namboole 1st -8th World Skate Speed Championship Skating Netherlands 1st National Intermediate Finals Boxing Katwe Play Ground 1st-31st Primary Player Registration/Primary Window Football All Divisions 1st -17th Start of CECAFA Kagame Club Cup- UPL Champion Football Tanzania 1st -2nd FUFA Drum Match day 7 Football Provinces 30th Jun-1st Jul National Hockey League Games- Round 2 Hockey Lugogo 2nd -5th Bank of Uganda Open Squash Tournament Squash Racket Kampala Club Ltd 4th Children’s Games Paralympics Lugogo 4th-5th UPL Clubs Symposium Football UPL Clubs Chairmen and CEOs Quarterly review of rules and regulations of the FUFA TBD Football All Clubs Competitions 4th - 14th Prime General Supplies Open Squash Tournament Squash Racket Kampala Club Ltd 05th - 06th National wheel chair Basket Ball Championship Paralympics Lira 5th - 8th World Skate Inline Freestyle Championships Skating Netherlands 6th - 9th FUFA Drum Match day 8 Football Provinces 06th - 08th Karting 2 / Vintage 2 Motorsport F1UG/VCCC 7th - 8th National Hockey League Games- Round 2 Hockey Lugogo 7th - 8th Inter District Darts Arua 7th -14th Uganda Secondary Schools Athletics Athletics Arua Kyabazinga Championships/Kids Athletics Iganga 7th Athletics Western regional Championships/ Kids Athletics Kabarole 7th Laval Skating Marathon Skating Canada 7th Jinja Regional baseball and softball tournament Baseball &Softball Kakira Sugar Works 7th Club managers/coaches’ meeting Boxing Lugogo- UBF Office 7th 2nd FINA World Aquatics Day Celebrations Swimming TBC 7th-8th, 22nd-29th League Volleyball UCU/MUBS/ Lugogo/ Nsambya 8th National Championships Cycling Kabale, Kisoro 13th - 15th TOTAL Under20 Africa Cup of Nations, Niger 2019 1st Leg Football Uganda Hippos 13th-30th Registration of Academies Football Competitions 8th -15th Schools Tour to Rwanda – Girls Cricket Rwanda 10th -15th IAAF U20 Championships Athletics Tampere Finland 10th -15th White Nights Open International Squash Racket Russia 13th -15th Mayeku Open Badminton Uganda 14th -15th National Para Rowing Competition Paralympics Kisubi Sem. Beach 14th -15th National Hockey League Games- Round 2 Hockey Lugogo 14th World inline cup Harbin China 13th -14th National Track and Field Championships Athletics Kampala 14th -15th Presidents’ Cup Volleyball TBD 15th Forces Race Cycling Kololo Kampala 14th-16th National Open Para Tennis Championships Paralympics Lugogo 17th- 18th CAF Champions League MD 3 Football KCCA 17th AHCC Meeting Hockey Lugogo 17th -27th Youth Africa Games Under18 (Olympic Qualifiers-5 Aside) Hockey Algiers, Algeria 19th- 27th CECAFA Women Challenge Cup, Crested Cranes Football South Africa 20th -22nd TOTAL Under20 Africa Cup of Nations, Niger 2019 2nd leg Football Uganda Hippos 20th- 22nd Regional Tour Football Uganda Cranes 20th -22nd Ssese Islands Race Cycling Kampala 21st TBAC Invitational Meeting Athletics Kampala

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 53 21st Primary Schools Open (One Day Event) Hockey Lugogo 20th -22nd San Francisco 7s HSBC Sevens Series Rugby San Francisco 21st -5th Aug 14th FIH Women’s World Cup Hockey England, UK 21st-22nd Busoga Kingdom Masaza Cup Kick off Football Iganga 21st -22nd National League Games Darts Apac, Gulu, Kampala 26th -29th Squash Junkies 23 International Squash Racket Netherlands 18th-19th National Para Power Lifting Championships Paralympics Kampala 29th National Track and Field Championships Paralympics Kampala East African Powerlifting Regional competition 29th Paralympics Kampala (Training course) 23rd -28th Youth Sports outreach Programme – Phase 3 Archery Eastern Region 18th African Youth Games Handball Algeria 20th -22nd National Primary and Secondary Cricket Competition Paralympics Lugogo 20th -23rd Team Trials Boxing MTN Arena/Lugogo gym 23rd-27th 300 meters Regional sprint Dragon boat Kabaka’s lake 25th -13th Aug Residential Camp Training – EAC Games Team Boxing Lugogo Sports Complex 25th -13th Aug Residential Camp Training – Hungary Team Boxing Lugogo Sports Complex 27th-28th Under23 UK Tournament Kicks off Football Uganda Kobs 27th -29th Inaugural USF National Water Polo Competition Swimming TBC 27th- 30th FUFA Drum Match day 9 Football Provinces 27th -5th Aug IMHA Bi-Annual Congress Hockey Barcelona, Spain 28th – 29th PANASA Q4 Scrabble Fort Portal Club 28th-30th CAF Champions MD 4 Football KCCA 27th -28th Cycling Coaching Course Cycling Kampala 27th Jun-2nd Jul FIBA World Cup (China 2019) Qualifiers Basket ball Nigeria 29th 4th leg National Kickboxing League Kickboxing Bombo Baracks 20th -22nd ARC5 – Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally / NRC5 / CRC7 / 2WD7 Motorsport Uganda FMU 14th Kampala Regional Baseball and Softball tournament Baseball & Softball Kyambogo 28th -29th Northern Uganda Regional Tournament Baseball & Softball Lira 27th -29th MX 5 Motorsport FMU/Club (FIMAMXoAN Preps) 26th -27th World Cup Rugby 7s Rugby Various Venues 23rd-27th 300 meters Regional sprint Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s Lake 28th National Boccia Competition Paralympics Lugogo 14th -22nd Canada Cup International Softball Women Championship Baseball & Softball Canada 27th -29th Tamil Sangam Open Badminton Uganda 29th Elite 2-day Series Cricket Various grounds 28th -29th Volley Tournament Volleyball TBD 24th-30th 8th Woodball World Cup Woodball Thailand 25th -26th Eastern Africa -Regional Championship Archery Nairobi – Kenya 20th 4th Buhweju Mountain Race Athletics Buhweju July Inter District Ludo Competitions Ludo TBD July FIBA U18 Afrobasket Finals Boys Basketball TBC July National Secondary Schools Games Handball TBC TBD Betway Pool League Pool TBC July-Sept Kampala Premier Tennis League 2018(season2) Tennis Lugogo July/August Grassroots Program Tennis Country Wide TBD Mbale Open Table Tennis Championships Table Tennis Mbale Progressive Main Hall TBD Jinja Open Table Tennis Championships Table Tennis Jinja YMCA TBC YMCA Sports Gala Singles (Men/Women) TBD TBC Mbale Open Table Tennis Championships Table tennis Mbale Progressive Main Hall TBD East African Region Para Table Tennis competition Paralympics Tanzania TBD International Refereeing &Coaching Course Zone V Handball TBC TBD 9th FASU games 2018 Tennis Mekelle Ethiopia TBD Inline games Skating Germany

54 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 TBC CAVB Nations Championship/ Qualifiers Volleyball TBC TBC Uganda Handball Day Handball Regional TBC National Schools Table Tennis Championships Table tennis MTN Arena TBC Wanainchi Open Hockey Lugogo

AUGUST 2018 1st -5th East African Skate championships Skating USF 1st -5th Africa Senior Athletics Championships Athletics Asaba Nigeria 1st- 4th FUFA Sports Media Interaction day Football President’s Office 1st-30th Club Pro-Agenda Football Premier League Clubs 1st-30th Registration of CAF Club Competitions Football Vipers & KCCA 3rd-4th End of Under23 Tournament Football Uganda Kobs 3rd -4th World Para Athletics Junior Championships Paralympics TBD 3rd- 4th FUFA Super 8 Match Day Football Super 8 Teams TBD UPL Symposium for Club and owners Football TBD 04th MUK Super 8 Tennis Makerere 4th -5th National Hockey League Games (Start of Round 3) Hockey Lugogo 4th-5th Regional Tour Football Uganda Cranes 4th -5th National League Games Darts Mbale, Kampala,Moroto 4th Refresher Training Pool 4th 2nd National Para Swimming Competition Paralympics Lugogo 4th -5th NSSF KAVC Memorial Tournament Volleyball Lugogo / MUBS 4th Uganda vs Tunisia Rugby Uganda 5th Biika Race Cycling Bulange, Mityana 5th 1st round of the Handball Super League Handball Various 5th Veterans Slow Pitch Softball Games Baseball & Softball Gayaza 7th-12th FUFA Super 8 Match Day Football Super 8 Teams 10th -18th Annual General Meeting of ITF Orlando Florida Tennis USA 10th East African Para Volley Championship Paralympics Kenya/Uganda 10th -28th Oct Nile Special National Open Pool Championships Pool TBC 10th Flanders Grand Prix Skating Belgium 10th -12th CRC6 / 2WD6 Motorsport FMU 10th -20th East African Secondary Schools Games Hockey Musanze, Rwanda 11th -12th National Hockey League Games (Start of Round 3) Hockey Lugogo 11th USF Masters Invitational Gala Swimming GEMS Cambridge 11th- 26th CECAFA Under17 AFCON Football Tanzania 11th-12th 1000 meters Regatta Canoe Kayak Jinja 12th 500 meters Sprint Dragon boat Kabaka’s lake 12th- 13th FUFA Beach Soccer League Kick-off Football Sports Beach Entebbe 11th Uganda vs Morocco Rugby Uganda 11th -16th WW International Martial Arts Event Zurkhaneh Kampala 11th -19th LEAGUE Volleyball UCU/ MUBS/ Lugogo/ Nsambya 11th-25th AFCON Under17 Qualifiers Football Tanzania 12th Masters Race Cycling Kampala 12th -26th U13 Tour to Kasese Cricket Kasese 13th -30th East African Community Games Boxing Bujumbura 13th -19th Africa World Cup Qualifiers Netball Lusaka, Zambia 13th -19th Masters Championships Archery Lausanne – SWITZLAND 14th- 17th FUFA Super 8 Match day Football Super 8 Teams 14th -15th Presidents Cup Volleyball TBD International Skate Certification Seminar for 15th Skating USF refereeing and coaching 15th -31st World Youth Women & Men Boxing Championships Boxing Hungary 16th -17th Nigerian Tour Cricket Nigeria

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 55 17th -21st World University Netball Championships Netball Kampala 18th -19th National Hockey League Games (Start of Round 3) Hockey Lugogo 18th-19th CAF Champions League MD 5 Football KCCA 18th- 19th FUFA Drum Match day 10 Football Provinces 18th-19th Lifesaving skills training by the police marines Canoe Kayak Country Lake Resort-Garuka 17th -19th Autocross 3 / 4WD 3 Enduro 3 Motorsport EU 17th -25th All African Games Boxing TBD 17th -19th VX World Championships VX India 17th -19th UCC Open Badminton Kampala 18th-19th Classification and Rating of all individual athletes on skills Dragon boat Country lake Resort -Garuga 18th PAU Extra Ordinary Assembly to Review the Constitution Pool TBD 18th Uganda vs Zimbabwe Rugby Uganda 18th 9th National Mountain Running Championships Athletics Kapchorwa 19th USPA Bicycle Cycling Kampala Lugogo, Kabira, Namboole 20th Holiday Clinic Tennis & Muk 20th-22nd Fitness diploma 1st module Football National Coach Program 20th -25th National Championships Archery TBC 21st -27th Cadet Training Boxing TBC 23rd-24th Bika Final Football Buganda Region National Secondary Schools’ Baseball & Softball 24th -28th Baseball & Softball Kakira Championships 24th -26th ARC6 Rally of Tanzania FIMAMXoA Motorsport Tanzania/Zambia 25th -26th National Hockey League Games (Start of Round 3) Hockey Lugogo 25th World Skate Race Championships Skating South Korea 25th -26th Inter Regions Darts Championships Darts West Nile (Nebbi) 25th-26th 300 meters Institutional Sprint Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s lake 25th-26th 300 meters Institutional Sprint Dragon boat Kabaka’s lake 25th -26th National Beach Volleyball Open Volleyball Lido Beach 25th- 26th FUFA Super 8 Final Football Clubs at this level 25th -3rd Sept AIBA World Boxing Championship Boxing TBC 25th -26th PANASA Q5 Scrabble Mukagwa Club 25th Strategic Planning Workshop Pool TBC 25th Umpires, Judges and Coaches Meeting Hockey Lugogo 25th Masters Open Day (Veterans Fun Day 2) Hockey Lugogo 26th -2nd Sept U15 Boys Regional Tournament Cricket Western, Central, Eastern 26th -6th Sept. Holiday Coaching Cricket Western, Central, Eastern 26th Elite 2-day Series Cricket Various grounds 26th 3rd Girl Child Education Run Athletics Arua 26th 5th Leg National Kickboxing League Kickboxing Natete 26th Tour De Kampala Cycling Kampala 26th -27th Promotion Archery Tournament Archery Nairobi Kenya 27th Uganda Primary Ball Games Competition Paralympics Bushenyi 27th -29th Sports Administrators workshops at club level Boxing Kati kati 28th AHCC Meeting Hockey Lugogo 28th-30th CAF Champions League MD 6 Football KCCA 28th-30th CECAFA Zonal Extra General Assembly Football President’s Office 30th-31st End od submission of Primary Registrations Football 1st and 2nd Division 31st Lausanne Urban Festival Skating Switzerland Beginning of Grassroots Program Tennis TBC 3rd term TBC Coca Cola Finals Football Clubs at Semi finals TBC East Africa Secondary Schools Games Table Tennis Kigali Aug - Nov FIBA World Cup (China 2019) Qualifiers Basketball Uganda

56 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 TBC Referees Conference Zone V Handball TBC TBC Zone VI Darts Championships Singles &Doubles Botswana TBC National Primary Schools Ball Games Handball TBC TBC USF Swimming Coaches’ Clinic Swimming TBC TBC University Tournament Cricket Various grounds TBC Jinja Open Table Tennis Championships Table Tennis Jinja TBC East Africa Secondary Schools Games Table Tennis TBC TBD Betway Pool League Pool TBC TBC Grand Prix Open Squash Tournament Squash Racket South Africa TBC Refreshers Course for Referees and Coaches Handball TBC TBC 16th Edition of East Africa Secondary Schools Games Handball Kigali TBC National Technical and Vocational Institute Games Handball TBC TBC UHA Strategic Development Workshop Hockey TBC SEPTEMBER 2018

1st -2nd 5th UDA Ranking Open Darts Jinja 1st -15th Capacity building of youth trainers of trainers Handball TBC 1st-9th , 22nd-23rd Volleyball League Volleyball UCU/ MUBS/ Lugogo/ Nsambya 1st Kampala Open Tennis Lugogo 1st -2nd National Hockey League Games (End of Round 3) Hockey Lugogo 2nd Kids Race Cycling Kampala 3rd Welcome Press Conference for Hungary Team Boxing Kati Kati 3rd-11th AFCON Days Football Uganda Cranes 4th AHCC Meeting Hockey Lugogo 4th Launching Phase I of Women in Boxing Initiative Program Boxing TBC 4th -8th Women in Boxing Workshop – Kampala Region Boxing TBC 5th -15th Africa Youth Games Athletics Algiers, Algeria 5th -10th 1st African Wushu Championships Zurkhaneh Tunisia 07th – 09th NRC6 / CRC7 / 2WD7 Drifting 2 Motorsport UMOSPOCS 8th-9th Uganda vs Tanzania Football Uganda Cranes 8th -9th IAAF Continental Cup Athletics Ostrava, Czech Republic 8th-9th Classification and Rating of all individual athletes on Canoe Kayak Country Lake Resort skills using the EGO machine -Garuga 9th World Skate Master Championship Skating Switzerland 8th-9th All Club’s competition and sprints for individuals Dragon boat Kabaka’s lake 9th-10th Uganda vs Ivory Coast Football Sand Cranes 9th Schools Tour to Kenya – Boys Cricket Kenya 9th Tour De Nile Cycling Jinja 10th -16th CANA Senior Swimming Championships Swimming Algiers, Algeria 11th-25th CECAFA Under20 Football Uganda 13th -25th Club Coaches Refresher Training Course Boxing TBC 14th -16th Computer Point Open Badminton Kampala 14th -16th Enduro CAC 2 Motorsport Kenya 15th Umpires, Judges and Coaches Meeting Hockey Lugogo 15th 34th World Mountain Running Championships Athletics Canillo, Andora 15th 16th Under 16 Junior and open Regatta Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s Lake 15th World Inline Cup Berlin Marathon Skating Germany 15th -16th Inter Club Competitions VX Sheraton Hotel Squash Courts 15th Northshore Inline Marathon Skating USA 15th -16th PANASA Q6/ECASA Q1- Sajeki Open Scrabble Wespa-rated 15th Women’s Tournament Tennis Lugogo 15th -16th National Club Championships Volleyball TBD 16th- 17th Regional Tour Football Uganda Cranes 16th -25th Capacity building of coaches and Referees Handball Sports Beach Entebbe

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 57 16th -7th Oct Coaching visits to schools Cricket Northern Uganda 16th -23rd Quadrangular Series Cricket Kenya 16th -23rd Mini Cricket Festivals/Competitions Cricket Districts & Regionals 19th -30th Olympic Preparation Program Skating USF 20th-21st Futsal Super League Kick Offs Football Futsal Clubs 21st-22nd Super Cup-Vipers vs KCCA Football Super Cup 21st-23rd 300 meters East & Central Africa Canoe /Kayak Championship Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s lake 21st-23rd 300 meters East & Central Africa Dragon Championship Dragon boat Kabaka’s lake 22nd -23rd National Hockey League Games (Start of Round 4) Hockey Lugogo 22nd -24th Nyanza International Tournament Squash Racket Nairobi 22nd to 23rd University Pool Championships Pool Kampala 22nd -28th UCI Road World Championship & Congress Cycling Austria, Innsbruck 23rd – 25th UCA National T20 (Men) Cricket Various Grounds 24th-25th CECAFA Under20 Uganda End-Hippos Football Hippos 24th-25th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 24th-27th Fitness Diploma 2nd Module National Coach program 25th-28th 2nd African Training Course Seminar Zurkhaneh MTN Arena 25th -30th National higher Educational institutions disability Paralympics Mbarara sports gala (primary and secondary schools, tertiary & community) Uganda Paralympic Gala 27th -31st Women in Boxing Workshop – Mukono Region Boxing TBC 28th Star Times Uganda Premier League Kick off Football 1st Division 28th-30th FUFA Drum Match day 11 Football 1st Leg Final 29th -30th Inter Clubs Knock out Darts Kampala 29th -30th Archery World Cup Archery Sumsun Turkey 28th – 30th MX 6 Motorsport UMXC 29th -30th National Hockey League Games (Start of Round 4) Hockey Lugogo 29th-30th CAF Extra Ordinary General Assembly Football President’s Office 29th – 30th Beach Volleyball Circuit Volley ball Lido Beach 29th USF Member Engagement (Q-III) Swimming UOC Lugogo 29th Finals for National Senior Baseball League Baseball & Softball Gayaza 30th Elite 2 day Series Cricket Various grounds 30th -7th Oct Schools Inter House/Interclass Competitions Cricket Western, Central, Eastern, Masaka & Tororo 30th Finals for National Softball League UBASA Kyambogo TBC Ethiopia International Badminton Ethiopia TBC Summer Games Youth Preps Table Tennis TBC TBD Mimiz Mini – Cadet Championships Table Tennis Lugogo Infant School TBC 2018 Inter University Table Tennis Championships Table Tennis MUBS Main Hall TBD Run against FGM Marathon Athletics Kween TBD Uganda International Open Tennis TBC TBC MIMIZ Mini-Cadet Championships Table Tennis TBC TBC NYC Skate Marathon Skating USA TBC AIBA Star 1, 2, 3 workshops for Referee & Judges Boxing TBC TBD Betway Pool League Pool TBC TBC Special Olympics Tennis Launch Tennis TBC TBC World Men championship Elite Boxing TBC OCTOBER 2018

1st -9th KCCA Inter Division Competition Boxing TBC 1st -5th Medical/Cut Men Training Workshop Boxing TBC 5th Start of Semi-Final Play-Offs (Best of 5) Basketball TBC 1st -7th Preliminaries Champion Cup Basketball TBC 1st-31st Uganda Cup Registration Football Region

58 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 2nd-3rd UPL Match Days (Only team that does not affect Football UPL Clubs the Under23) 3rd-7th Friendly Match-Uganda Cranes Football Uganda Cranes 4th FUFA Junior League Kick Off Football Junior League Clubs 5th -7th City Tyres Open Badminton Kampala 05th – 07th CRC8 / 2WD8 / Karting 3 / Vintage 3 Motorsport KCCA Festival /FMU 05th -06th Oktoberfest 7s Test Tournament Rugby German 06th -7th School – U16 Tournament Basketball St. Michael – Sonde 6th-7th & 9th Independence Day Tournament Hockey Lugogo 06th Veterans Slow Pitch Games Baseball & Softball Gayaza 5th -6th 17th DSTV-USF National Independence Swimming Swimming KISU Gala (Schools) 6th- 7th FUFA Drum Match Day 11 Football 2nd Leg final 6th -18th 3rd Summer Youth Olympic Games Swimming, Buenos Aires, Argentina Athletics, Hockey 6th -7th UCU Volleyball Championships Volleyball UCU – Mukono 6th -18th 2018 Tour Olympics Skating South Africa 7th Independence Day Race Cycling Lugazi 7th-8th UBSA University Beach Soccer Championships Football Sports Beach Entebbe 7th -21st Cricket Without Boundaries visits Cricket Various Centers 7th Oct Kampala Festival Floorball Kampala streets 8th -15th AFCON Days Football Uganda Cranes 8th -9th National Para Table Tennis Open Paralympics MRC Mubende 9th Independence Day Race Cycling Kampala 9th Independence cup Pool Kampala, Masaka, Toro, Bunyoro, Gulu 9th Independence 1000 meters sprint Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s Lake 9th Chairman’s cup/Independence cup Tennis Kampala Club 9th Independence Cup Handball TBC 9th -21st Dec Premiership Week 1-7 Rugby Various venues 9th Independence Cup Baseball & Softball Lugazi 9th Independence East African Dragon boat sprint Dragon boat Country Lake Resort-Garuga 9th FUBA – Independence Cup Basketball YMCA/Lugogo 9th 6th leg National Kickboxing League Kickboxing Namboole 9th- 10th Uganda vs Lesotho Football Uganda/Lesotho 10th – 14th Nyerere Cup Volley ball Dar es Salaam 10th -14th Africa Archery Championships Archery Luxor - Egypt 11th -12th FUFA Big League kick off Football 2nd Division 11th -28th Nov National Championship’s Floorball Namboole Makerere Rainbow 11th -19th Youth Olympic Games Archery Buenos Aires –(Argentina) 12th -2nd Nov Uganda Cup Wk 1- Wk 4 Rugby Various venues 12th -17th Regional Training Camp/competition Paralympics Kisubi Uganda 13th-14th Women Elite League Kick off Football Women’s League 13th-14th Regional League Kick off Football Regional Clubs 13th -21st Volleyball League Volleyball UCU/ MUBS/ Lugogo/ Nsambya 13th -14th Conclusion of National League Darts Kampala, Lira 13th-14th Uganda National Open Woodball Championships Woodball Mbarara 13th-14th Health camps for boxers, Coaches & Administrators Boxing Patida Community Hall 14th Race Against Polio Cycling Kampala 14th End of Semi-Final Play-Offs (Best of 5) Basket ball YMCA 15th-19th 300 meters Under 16 (school Competition) Junior Sprint Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s Lake 15th-19th 300 meters Under 16(schools competition) Junior Sprint Dragon boat Kabaka’s Lake

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 59 16th-17th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 16th-20th Draws for Uganda Cup Preliminaries Football Regions 19th-20th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 20th -21st FUFA Annual General Meeting Football FUFA Delegates/Stakeholder 15th-20th National Women Boxing Talent Exhibition Boxing Lugogo MTN Arena 20th -25th Diamond Challenge Netball South Africa 20th Glenn Memorial Open Baseball & Softball Gayaza 20th -27th Open VX Championships VX Ntinda Makerere Squash Courts 20th World Cadet Chess Spain 20th 4th Mulago Catholic Parish Run Athletics Mulago parish 20th -21st National Hockey League Games (Round 4) Hockey Lugogo 21st MTN Western Region Half Marathon Athletics Mbale 21st Kenya Tour to Uganda – U23 Men Cricket Uganda 20th - 22nd Nakuru Open International Squash Racket Nakuru 22nd-26th 300 meters 18-21 Middle age/above 21 Open Sprint Dragon boat Kabaka’s lake 22nd-26th 300 meters 18-21 Middle age /above 21 Open Sprint Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s lake 23rd -29th Judges Course Archery Kampala 23rd-24th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 24th -28th District League Kick off Football 4th and 5th Division 26th -28th Tour De Equator Cycling Kampala, Masaka, Mbarara 26th-27th Uganda Cranes Regional Tour Football Uganda Cranes 27th Masaza Cup Final Football Buganda 27th -28th National Hockey League Games (Round 4) Hockey Lugogo 27th -28th Veterans Open Darts Kampala 27th -28th Beach Volleyball Circuit Volley Lido Beach 27th -28th Handball Administrators Workshop Handball UOC 28th -1st Nov AIBA Elective Assembly Boxing Russia 28th Nile Special Open Pool Championships Pool Country wide 29th-31st Fitness diploma 3rd module Football National coach program 30th-31st UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs Sept -Oct 3*3 Nations Cup Basketball TBD Oct-Nov Individual Ludo Championship for both men & women Ludo TBD TBC Algeria International Badminton Algeria TBD PANASA Scrabble SAU TBD Rugby Africa 7s Africa Cup 7s Rugby TBD TBD Summer Youth Olympics Table Tennis Buenos Aires - Argentina TBD FIBA Zone 5 Club Qualifiers Basket ball TBC TBD Showdown Paralympics Uganda TBC Uganda Team Table Tennis Championships Table tennis TBC TBC Egypt International Badminton Egypt TBC World Skating Board Grandprix Skating South Africa TBD 3*3 Kampala city Festival Basketball TBC TBC Skate certification training program Netball Turkey TBC Regional Tournament Netball TBC TBD Betway Pool League Pool TBC TBD Rwanda International Tournament Squash Racket Rwanda TBC CBS Bingwa Darts Championships Darts Kampala

NOVEMBER 2018

1st-2nd Fitness diploma 4th Module Football National Coach program 1st-3rd FIH Congress Hockey Dheli, India

60 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 2nd-4th CAF Champions League Final 1st Leg Football Representative clubs 02nd World Kickboxing Championships Kickboxing Argentina 3rd MTN Eastern Region Half Marathon Athletics Mbale 4th Makerere University Race Cycling Makerere 4th End of Final Play-Offs (Best of 7) Basketball YMCA/Lugogo 3rd-4th Major repairs and maintenance of all the boats and Dragon boat Country Lake Resort-Garuga equipment 3rd-4th National Hockey League Games (End of Round 4) Hockey Lugogo 3rd-4th, 10th-18th Volleyball League Volleyball UCU/ MUBS/ Lugogo/ Nsambya 3rd 2nd Kyabazinga Road Races Athletics Jinja 05th Uganda Paralympic Run Paralympics Kampala 6th AHCC Meeting (2018 League Evaluation) Hockey Lugogo 6th-7th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 7th-11th Friendly Match Football Uganda Cranes 7th-15th Uganda Cup Preliminary Round Football Regions 07th – 09th MX CAC 2 Motorsport Kenya 8th-19th AFCON Days Football Uganda Cranes 8th-12th PAW World Congress Zurkhaneh Argentina 9th-10th CAF Champions League Final 2nd Leg Football Representative clubs 9th -11th NRC7 / CRC9 / 2WD9 Drifting3 Motorsport MOSAC 09th -27th WPA World Blackball Championships Pool England 10th -11th Kenya International Open Darts Kenya 10th MTN Western Region Half Marathon Athletics Mbarara 10th-11th 2000 meters individual competitions (above 18) Canoe Kayak Country Lake Resort-Garuga 11th Muteesa 1 Memorial Race Cycling TBC 14th -15th East Africa Clubs Championship Sit Ball Paralympics Lugogo 14th -26th Youth Sports Outreach Program – Phase 2 Archery North & West Nile Region 14th World Youth Chess Spain 15th -24th AIBA Women World Championships Boxing New Delhi -India 16th-19th Uganda vs Cape Verde Football Uganda/Cape Verde 16th-17th Star of Club Registration: FUFA Women Cup Football Women Football clubs 17th -18th 6th and Last UDA Ranking Open Darts Fort Portal 17th MTN Northern Region Half Marathon Athletics Gulu 17th -18th Inter University Games Pool TBC 17th-18th, 24th-25th Pool Clubs Knock Out Events Pool Various Venues 17th – 18th ECASA Q2 Scrabble Kabale Club 17th -18th Bujumbura Memorial Tournament Volleyball Bujumbura, Burundi 17th Harriet Apako Memo Tournament Handball Soroti 18th UHF Social Responsibility Drive Handball Kampala 18th Referee and Judge’s Seminar Kickboxing Iganga 18th -26th President’s Cup Hockey Lugogo 18th -26th AfHF Executive Board Meeting Hockey Sheraton Hotel, Kampala 20th -25th Parklands Open International Squash Racket Nairobi 20th-21st UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 21st FNL Start Basket ball YMCA 22nd -24th Regional Tour Football Uganda Cranes 23rd-25th 2000 Meters Clubs Regatta (Ugandan clubs) Canoe Kayak Country Lake Resort-Garuga 23rd-25th 2000 meters Clubs Regatta(Chinese local clubs and Dragon boat Kisubi Beach Ugandan clubs) 23rd – 25th MX 8 Motorsport FMU/Club 23rd-29th Uganda Cup Round of 64 Football UPL Clubs 24th -25th Beach Volleyball Circuit Volley Lido Beach

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 61 25th Super Cycling Race Cycling TBD 25th Elite 2-day Series Cricket Various grounds 25th 15th MTN Kampala Marathon Athletics Kampala 25th-26th CAF Confederation Final 1st Leg Football Representative clubs 25th-26th National Championships Zurkhaneh Kajjansi Play Ground 26th Start FIBA Level 3 Coaches Basketball YMCA / Nakasero 27th -28th Inter Club Preliminaries 1st Leg Football Representative clubs 28th -16th Dec 14th FIH Men’s World Cup Hockey Bhubaneswar, India 27th -2nd Dec Test Series Netball Liverpool, United Kingdom 29th -3rd Dec FIBA World Cup Qualifiers Basket ball TBC TBD CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup Football Uganda Cranes TBD Annual General Assembly Tennis TBD TBD Inter-regional Ludo Competitions Ludo TBD TBC Morocco International Badminton Morocco Nov 7th Asian Zurkhaneh Sports and Koshti Zurkhaneh South Korea Pahlavani Championships TBC East African Junior Championship 14 & U Tennis Lugogo TBD Zambia International Badminton Zambia TBD Futin Skate World Cup Skating Turkey TBC CANA Zone III Swimming Championships Swimming Khartoum, Sudan TBD Kenya National 7s Test Tournament Rugby Kenya TBD Skate Jam Skating USF TBC National League Netball Namboole, Kampala TBC Africa Zone 5 Annual General Meeting Table tennis Zanzibar TBC Uganda Sprints (Invitational) (Fun Event) Swimming TBC TBD AIBA Star 1, 2, 3 Workshops for Referee & Judges Boxing TBC TBD Assupol 7s Test Tournament Rugby Assupol TBC National Secondary Schools Ball Games Tennis TBD TBD Champion Cup (W) Final Basketball TBD TBD Betway Pool League Pool TBC TBC All African Games Squash Racket Congo TBC AFBC Meetings Boxing Morocco TBD Safari 7s Test Tournament Rugby Kenya TBC Men’s Team Championships Squash Racket France TBD World Women championship Elite Boxing TBD

DECEMBER 2018

1st -2nd Climax of the National League and 2018 Darts Gala Darts Kampala 1st -2nd League Volleyball UCU/ MUBS/ Lugogo/ Nsambya 1ST World AIDS Day CSR Drive Boxing Mulago Hospital 1st UPL Match Day Football UPL Clubs 1st -2nd Kampala open Championships Pool TBD 1st-2nd 1000 meters Chinese and Ugandans Local Clubs Dragon boat Kawukku-Chinese Ground Competitions 1st-2nd Major repairs and maintenance of all the boats and Canoe Kayak Country lake Resort-Garuga equipment 1st HIV Race Cycling Kampala 1st World AIDS Day Run Athletics Kanungu 1st Masters Open Day (Veterans Fun Day 3) Hockey Lugogo 2nd-7th AFCON Beach Soccer-Sand Cranes Football Egypt 2nd-3rd CAF Confederation Final -2nd Leg Football KCCA FC 2nd -23rd Holiday Coaching Cricket Western, Central, Eastern

62 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 3rd -8th FINA World Swimming Championships (Short Course) Swimming Hangzhou, China 3rd-6th Fitness diploma 5th module Football National coach program 4th-5th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 4th-5th Inter Club Preliminaries 2nd leg Football Representative clubs 4th -9th Kenya Open International Squash racket Nairobi 4th-7th Airtel FUFA Awards 2018-Fourth Edition Football Stakeholders 4th-9th Women Regional League starts Football Regional Fas 4th-10th Review of FUFA Drum 1 and preparation for Drum 2 Football All Provinces 04th -beginning Holiday Clinic Tennis Lugogo, Kabira, Namboole & of 1st term Muk 04 Ladder Super 8 Season 2 Tennis Lugogo 4th U16 Chess Olympiad Chess Athens, Greece 6th-16th Women’s Seniors Africa Nations Cup Handball Congo 07th – 09th MX CAC 2 Motorsport Kenya 7th -8th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 9th-10th Corporate Beach Soccer Christmas Challenge Football Sports Beach Entebbe 9th Mbarara Race Cycling Mbarara 9th -16th Bingwa Wa Mabingwa Boxing TBC 8th-9th, 15th-16th Pool Clubs Knock Out Stages Pool Kampala and other regions 10th -15th Uhuru Open International Squash Racket Tanzania 10th -16th National Open Build Ups Boxing Lugogo Sports Complex 11th-12th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 12th-14th Star of FIFA Clubs World Cup Football FIFA 14th-16th Inter Club 1/16 Final 1st Leg Football Representative Clubs 14th -15th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 14th -15th Autocross 4 / 4WD 4 Motorsport CMC 15th-16th Inter-clubs’ Competitions(sprints) Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s lake 15th Games Masters & Teachers capacity building workshop Boxing TBD 5th End FIBA Level 3 Coaches Basketball YMCA / Nakasero 10th -17th Intermediate Boxing Boxing TBC 15th USF Awards Swimming TBC 15th – 16th ECASA Q3/Scrabble on the Nil Scrabble SAU 15th -22nd Eastern Africa University Games Volleyball Tanzania 16th Royal Palace Tour Cycling Lubiri Bulange 16th -24th Africa Cup of Club Champions 2018 Hockey Abuja, Nigeria 16th -21st East African University Games Athletics Dodoma TZ 16th -21st East Africa University Games Basketball TBD 16th -21st 10th Edition of the East Africa University Games Handball Rwanda 16th-24th The World Zurkhaneh Cup Zurkhaneh Iran 16th -20th FIFA Clubs World Cup Football FIFA 17th -19th Coast Open International Squash Racket Mombasa 18th Hoima Open Table Tennis Championships Table Tennis St Bernadette Primary School Main Hall 18th -22nd Uganda Cup Round of 32 Football All Clubs 21st -24th Inter Club 1/16 Final 2nd leg Football Representative Clubs 21st-23rd 300 meters Clubs Sprint Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s lake 21st FNL Ends Cricket YMCA 21st UBF Award Night Boxing TBC 20th -8th Dec National Team Training Cricket Lugogo & Kyambogo 21st-23rd 300 Meters Clubs Sprint (Chinese local clubs and Dragon boat Kabaka’s lake Ugandan Clubs)

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 63 22nd -23rd Christmas Cup Pool Kampala, Masaka, Toro, Bunyoro, Gulu, Ankole 22nd End of year Championships Archery Kampala 22nd -24th Sir Ali Open Squash Racket Nairobi 23rd Elite 2 day Series Cricket Various grounds 25th -26th CRC10 / 2WD10 Motorsport FMU 25th -27th East African Inter Clubs Team Championships Racket Squash Mombasa 29th National Pool Day Pool TBC 30th End of year Dragon Boat Festival Dragon boat Kabaka’s Lake 28th -31st World Games International Squash Racket South America 28th Africa Juniors Chess Uganda 28th -29th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 28th-29th CAF Confederation Cup Draws Football Representative Clubs 29th -30th CAF Super Cup Football CAF TBD South Africa International Badminton South Africa TBC National Secondary Schools Ball Games Tennis TBD TBD Africa Schools Championships Badminton TBD TBD Botswana International Badminton Botswana TBD Dubai 7s HSBC Sevens Series Rugby Dubai TBD Cape Town 7s HSBC Sevens Series Rugby Cape Town TBD Serugo Memorial Skate Cup Skating USF TBD East Africa University Games Table Tennis Dodoma - Tanzania TBD Betway Pool League Pool TBC TBD 2nd world Koshit Pahlavani Championship Zurkhaneh Kish island TBC Youth Development Programs Regional Netball Country wide TBD The UTTA Annual Table Tennis Awards Table Tennis Emerald Hotel TBC East Africa Singles Open Table Tennis Championships Table tennis MTN Arena, Lugogo TBC Rockets Open Hockey Tournament Hockey Lugogo TBD Health Training Institutions Games Handball Masaka TBC End of Year Ceremony 2018 Hockey Lugogo

JANUARY 2019

Beginning of Grassroots Program Tennis TBC 1st Term 1st Secondary Registration Window opens Football All clubs 1st Registration of Teams for FUFA Women’s Cup 2nd Edition Football Women clubs 1st -4th Training Camps Table Tennis Various Venues 2nd -31st Handball Camps Handball Various Venues 4th -7th Fit-Link Open International Squash Racket Belgium 5th-7th, 12th-14th Training Officials/Competitors Motor Sport FMU 5th-7th FUFA Uganda Cup Football All clubs 5th,12th, 19th, 26th PREMIERSHIP WK 6-8 Rugby Various Venues 8th UHA Executive Meeting Hockey TBC 08th -09th Sports Administrators Workshops at club level Boxing Kati Kati 8th-9th UPL Match Day Football UPL Clubs 10th -16th Under 12 Tournaments, E.A.N.A Games Netball Nairobi, Kenya 10th to 14th Junior Training Clinic and National Junior Chess TBC Championship 10th -15th Coaches and Umpires upgrading course Netball Lugogo 11th-13th CAF Champions League MD 1/ Inter Club 2/16 Football Representative Clubs Final 1st Leg 12th-13th, 19th-20th Referees/Coaches Clinic Roll ball Kampala

64 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 13th -17th Feb Holiday Coaching Cricket Western, Central, Eastern 13th Jan National Pool Day Draughts TBD 12th Western Region National Championships Athletics VTD 12th CHAN Morocco Football Morocco 12th Western Region Cross Country Championships Athletics TBD 12th-13th Under 16/Junior Sprints Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s Lake 12th-13th Under 16 Junior Individual Races Dragon Boat Kabaka’s Lake 12th-13th FUFA Drum MD 1 Football Provinces 13th Uganda U23 vs Japanese Baseball Gayaza 14th -17th Fitness diploma 6th Module Football National Coach Program 15th Executive Committee Meeting Swimming UOC Lugogo 15th -21st National Intermediate Championships Boxing MTN Arena 15th -16th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 17th Umpires & Judges Refresher Course 1 Hockey UOC Offices 18th -20th CAF Champions League MD 2/ Inter Club 2/16 Football Vipers Final 2nd Leg 18th -19th FUFA Women Cup End of Registration of teams Football Women clubs/teams 18th 19th Above 21 Individual Sprints Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s Lake 19th MANYAK Cross Country Championships Athletics Arua 19th Manyak Cross Country Championships Athletics Arua 19th-20th Under 21 Individual Races Dragon boat Kabaka’s Lake 18th -20th World Cup Indoor Archery Nimes -France 18th UBF Annual General Meeting Boxing Hotel Africana 20th -25th Coaching 1st Five Game Net ball Nambole 20th Lira bicycle Race Cycling Lira 20th -22nd MX1 Motor sport UMXC 21st National beach soccer league -second round kick off Football Lido Beach 21st-22nd CAF Confederation Cup Draws Football KCCA FC 22nd-28th Second round kickoff: FUFA Regional Leagues Football Regional Fas 25th-26th UPL Match Days Football UPL Match Day 22nd-28th Second round kickoff: FUFA Big League Football FBL Clubs 26th to 28th NRM Open Fide Rated Championship Chess Kampala 25th 2nd Division Second Round Kick off Football FBL Clubs Venues 26th 28th NRC1/CRC1/2WD1 Motor sport MMC 26th -27th Inter Club Championships Roll ball Kampala 26th Evergreen Open Tournament Handball Namboole 26th -28th NRC1 / CRC1 / 2WD1 MotorSport FMU 26th -27th Presidents’ Cup Volleyball TBD 27th – 28th ECASA Q5 Scrabble Spa Club 27th Jan – 9th National League Floorball Namboole, Makerere, June Gladiators, legacy, U.C.U and Life Church Bata Bata 27th USF Member Engagement (Year Planner) Swimming UOC Lugogo 27th Corporate Regattas Dragon boat Country lake resort -Garuga 27th -10th Feb Men’s Tour to India Cricket India 27th -28th Obai Open (New Year’s Open) Darts Lira 27th Corporate Regattas Canoe Kayak Country lake Resort -Garuga 27th Slow Pitches Softball Games UBASA Gayaza 27th HSBC Sydney Rugby Sydney 27th PAU General Meeting Pool Nob View Hotel 27th -22nd Dec Clubs and Schools Training Cricket Lugogo

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 65 28th Seminar for Coaches and Referees Kickboxing Mengo 28th -10th National Open Championships Boxing Kampala Divisions 29th- 5th Feb National Open Championships Boxing MTN Arena 29th -30th UPL Match Days Football UPL Match Day 30th- 31st End of Secondary Registration window Football All Clubs 31st Closure of Player Transfer Window Volleyball UVF Office 31st Draw Uganda Cup Round of 16 Football TBD 31st FUFA Women Cup End of Registration of Teams Football Women’s Club Venues 31st End of secondary registration Window Football Clubs 31st Second Round Kick off: FUFA Regional leagues Football Regional Fas Jan-Dec Mass participation Cricket Central, western, Nile Jan – Dec Registration of New Clubs and Players Draughts YMCA, Kampala TBD Capacity building of Youth Trainers of Trainers Handball TBC TBD Training Camps/Coaching Courses Table Tennis All regions of Uganda TBC FINA Artistic Swimming Introductory Clinic Swimming GEMS Cambridge TBD Tour de feminine Cycling Kampala, Masindi TBC East African Club Championships Netball Zanzibar TBD Capacity building for EXCOM Members, Handball TBC TBD Outreach program Chess Gulu and Lira District TBD AIBA Star 1, 2, 3 workshops for Coaches Boxing TBC TBC HYTEK-Team Managers’ Clinic Swimming UOC Lugogo TBC Diamond Challenges Netball South Africa TBC UOC Annual General Meeting Hockey UOC Offices

FEBRUARY 2019

1st -3rd CAF Champions League MD 3/CAF Confederation Football Representative Clubs Cup MD1 1st -2nd UPL Match Days Football Provinces 1st – 14th Training/Recruitment Clinics (Coaches) Lacrosse MUBS 01st -30 may Lugogo Ladder Season 1 Tennis Lugogo 2nd Eastern Region Cross Country Championships Athletics Mbale 2nd -3rd Club Meetings/Registrations Rollball Kampala 2nd -4th National Referees’ Course – Level 1 Volleyball NCS – Lugogo 2nd 3rd All Clubs Competitions Canoe Kayak Kisubi Beach 3rd Rwanda U19 Tour Uganda Cricket Kampala 3rd Premiership Week 10 HSBC Hamilton Rugby Hamilton 3rd Annual General Meeting Darts Lugogo 3rd Women’s Tour to Tanzania Cricket Tanzania 3rd UCA Six A Side – Men Cricket Various grounds 4th CHAN Morocco Ends Football Morocco 4th -5th Coaches Clinic Frisbee Gems International School 4th Veterans Slow Pitch Games UBASA Gayaza 5th -6th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 5th Executive Committee Meeting Swimming UOC Lugogo 5th AHCC Meeting (Planning Meeting League 2019) Hockey Lugogo 5th -7th East African Para Swimming Coaches Training and Paralympics Nairobi Competition 4th Cancer Ride Cycling Kampala 6th Second Round Kick Off Azam Uganda Premier Football AUPL League 6th PAU Stakeholders Consultative Meetings Pool TBD 8th -9th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs

66 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 7th – 10th CAVB Zone 5 Club Championships Volleyball TBD 9th -10th University Tour Rollball KIU Kampala 9th-10th Training of Coaches, Umpires, Judges and Dragon boat Country lake resort -Garuga Referees 9th , 16th Premiership Week 11 Rugby Various Venues 9th -16th Premiership Week 11 Rugby Various Venues 9th -16th Premiership Week 11 Rugby Various Venues 09th -11th World Cup Indoor Archery Las Vegas – USA 9th -10th Second round kickoff: FUFA Women Elite League Football Women Clubs 09th -11th CRC2 / 2WD2 MotorSport FMU 10th National Open Championships Finals Boxing TBC 10th -11th Conservation Cup Darts TBC 10th – 29th Oct Commencement of National Baseball Senior Baseball & Softball Gayaza League 10th – 11th National Team Training Camp – Open and Ladies Chess TBC 10th USF Swimming Officials’ Certification Clinic Swimming UOC Lugogo 11th -18th Thomas/Uber cup Africa Continent Qualifiers Badminton Algeria 11th -16th Training Seminar for National Referee and Judges Zurkhaneh Kampala Refresher Course 11th International draughts 10 x 10 Individual Open Draughts Fort Portal Championship 11th -15th Fitness diploma 7th module Football National Coach Program 12th Beginning of Schools Training (Boys and Girls) Lacrosse Various Schools 12th -17th Uganda Cup Round of 16 Football All Clubs 12th -13th CAF Champions League MD 4/CAF Confederation Football Representative Clubs Cup MD2 13th -18th African Continental Cycling Rwanda 13th -14th Pool Masters Challenge Pool TBC 15th -17th Training sports teachers (Jinja Region) Baseball & Softball Kakira 15th -16th Training of Coaches, Umpires, Judges and Canoe Kayak Country lake Resort -Garuga Referees 16th-18th 1st Training Seminar Referee and Judges Education Zurkhaneh Makerere Play Ground Course, Upgrading and improving Zurkhaneh and Kampala Wushu Skills 16th -17th Kayumba Memorial Tournament Volleyball Butare 16th National Cross-Country Championships Athletics Jinja/Tororo/Mbale 17th -20th University Tour Rollball UCU Kampala 17th Media Clinic Swimming UOC Lugogo/USPA 16th -17th FUFA Woman’s Cup Kick off 2nd Edition Football Women’s Clubs 17th – 18th National Team Training Camp (2nd weekend) – Chess Kampala Open and Ladies 18th Kelly Cup (Men, Women and Children) Lacrosse MUK 18th National league Kick Off Kickboxing Kumi 18th Masters Swimming Gala Swimming TBD 19th -20th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 22nd -25th Uganda International Seniors Badminton Uganda 23rd-24th 300 Meters Under 16(Schools’ Competition) Dragon boat Kabaka’s lake Junior Sprint 20th Super Cup Pool TBD 20th -24th Abu Dhabi Tour Cycling Abu Dhabi 20th National Elite Training Boxing Lugogo 20th -04th Coaches Course Level II Archery Wingate Sports Institute – ISRAEL

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 67 21st – 26th Uganda Silverbacks for FIBA World Cup Qualifiers Basketball Nigeria – Men 23rd – 25th ARC1 – Rally Bandama MotorSport Cote D’Ivoire 23rd -24th 300 Meters Under 16 (Schools’ Competition) Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s lake Junior Sprint 23rd -24th CAF Confederation Cup MD3 Football KCCA FC 23rd-25th FUFA Drum Match day 2 Football Provinces 23rd -04th March 5th World Cup Rollball UK 24th Second Round Kick off FUFA Women Elite League Football FWEL Clubs 24th – 25th ECASA Q6 Scrabble Lira Club 24th -28nd Coaching visits to schools Cricket Northern Uganda 24th -3rd Cricket for the disabled Cricket Kampala 24th Elite 2-day Series Cricket Various grounds 24th International Friendly Rugby TBC 24th Referees Training Pool Kampala 25th University Open Pool Kampala 24th -25th Joan Cox Memorial Volleyball Gayaza 24th National Baseball Team vs All-star Team Baseball & Softball Gayaza 26th -28th Uganda International U-19 Youth Olympic games Badminton Uganda Qualifiers 26th -27th UPL Match Days Football All Provinces 28th -29th National Team 1st Trials Boxing Lugogo 27th UCA end of year gala Cricket Lugogo 27th -28th Nine Ball Pool Championships 2019 Pool TBC TBD Referees Training Courses Ludo YMCA TBD Djibouti International Half Marathon Athletics Djibouti TBD Belgium Open International Squash Racket Belgium TBD Kigali Hut Tournament Frisbee Kigali TBD UTTA Umpire Basic Level 1 Training Course Table Tennis VTD TBD Federation Cup ( Womens National Team) Tennis TBD TBD All Africa Games Elite Boxing TBD TBD UTTA Annual General Assembly (Elective) Table Tennis MTN Arena TBD Zone 4.2 Under 16 Championship Qualifiers – Chess TBD Open and Ladies TBD Outreach Program – Open and Ladies Chess Mbale and Tororo District TBC AGM Hand ball National Council of Sports TBD AFBC Meetings Boxing Morocco TBD Kenya Table Tennis Championships Table Tennis Nairobi Kenya TBC Coaches Meeting Hockey Lugogo TBC Umpires Meeting Hockey Lugogo TBC School’s Teachers Meeting Hockey Lugogo TBC Media Clinic on Hockey Hockey Lugogo

MARCH 2019

1st -2nd National Novices Netball Nambole 1st- 15th FUFA Primary Schools Competition Football Kampala and Buganda 1st -31st Club Registration National Handball League Handball TBD 1st -4th IAAF Indoor Championships Athletics Birmingham 1st -10th National Elite Championships Boxing TBC 2nd 1st National Trials Athletics Kampala 2nd -3rd Ndejje Open Volleyball Tournament Volleyball Ndejje- Luwero 2nd 1st National Trials Athletics Kampala

68 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 2nd – 4th Premiership Week 13 HSBC LAS VEGAS Rugby Las Vegas, USA 2nd-3rd 2000 meters -Dragon boat Regatta Dragon boat Country Lake Resort-Garuga 02nd – 04th NRC2 / CRC3 / 2WD3 / Drifting1 MotorSport EMC 2nd -3rd Royal Bafokeng 7s Rugby South Africa 3rd – 4th CAF Confederation Cup MD4 Football KCCA FC 3rd -31st Girls’ Schools Cricket Week Regional Qualifiers Cricket Western, Central, Eastern 3rd – 4th Wakiso District Primary Schools Baseball and Baseball & Softball Gayaza Field Softball Tournament 3rd -31st Women’s Tour to UAE Cricket TBD 3rd -31st Mini Cricket Festivals/Competitions Cricket All Regions 4th -18th Men’s Tour to UAE Cricket UAE 4th Para Rowing Crush B Program Paralympics Kisubi Beach 5th AHCC Meeting Hockey Lugogo 5th Executive Committee Meeting Swimming UOC Lugogo 5th -6th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 8th Women’s Day Race Cycling Najanankumbi 8th Weatherhead Ladies Tournament Hockey Lugogo 8th – 10th CAF Inter Club MD 5 Football CAF 9th -10th Reviews Roll Ball Kampala 9th -March Betway Pool Games Pool Various venue 9th- 10th 1000 meters Competitions Canoe Kayak Kisubi beach 9th -10th Chinese Eight Ball Pool Training Pool TBD 9th -13th Uganda Cup Round of 8 Football UPL Club 10th -June Kenya Friendly Floorball Nairobi 10th -12th National Team 2nd Trials Boxing Lugogo 10th to 11th National Championships Chess TBD 10th Jinja Open Volleyball Jinja 10th -28th April Schools Inter house/Interclass Competitions Cricket Western, Central, Eastern, Masaka & Tororo 10th Midland National Inter-Primary Schools Gala Swimming Rainbow Int’l School 13th Official Launch of the National Hockey League 2019 Hockey Lugogo 15th – 17th CAF Inter Club MD 6 Football CAF 15th -24th AFCON Days Football Uganda Cranes 11th Tororo Race Cycling Tororo 15th -20th Pent Series Netball Namibia 16th -17th National Hockey League Games 2019 (Commencement) Hockey Lugogo 16th -18th ARC2 Safari Rally MotorSport Kenya 16th 2nd National trials Athletics Kampala 16th -17th All Girls Volleyball Championship Volley TBD 16th -18th Taibah Schools Badminton Taibah 16th -26th Canabera Boxing Training Camp Boxing Australia 17th International Friendly Rugby TBC 17th -18th Volleyball Schools Championships Volleyball TBD 17th -18th Equator 7s Rugby Uganda 17th -18th Kakira U-12 Baseball and Softball Tournament Baseball & Softball Kakira Sugar Works 17th - 18th National Championship (2nd weekend) Chess TBC 17th -20th Oct Jazz Safari National men’s League Cricket All grounds 18th -30th National Cadets Boxing Kampala 20th -27th East African Championships Boxing MTN Arena 20th -26th Youth Sports Outreach Program – Phase 1 Archery Central Region 22nd 25th Tanzania vs Uganda Football AFCON 19th &27th AFCON 2019 Qualifiers-Uganda Vs Tanzania Football Uganda

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 69 23rd UHA Annual General Meeting Hockey Lugogo 23rd-24th National Hockey League Games 2019 Hockey Lugogo 23rd-24th 300 meters 18-21 Middle age /Above 21 Open Sprint Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s Lake 23rd-24th 300 meters 18-21 Middle age/above 21 Open Sprint Dragon boat Kabaka’s Lake 23rd Premiership Week 15 Rugby Various Centres 25th Bicycle Festival Cycling Kampala 23rd -31st Primary School Tours (Juniors) Roll Ball Kampala 23rd – 25th International Martial Arts Game Kick boxing Pakistan 23rd -24th UVF Eastern Schools Volleyball Championship Volleyball Kumi 23rd -24th MUK Open Volleyball MUK 24th 1st National League Zurkhaneh Makerere Play Ground 24th -24th Cricket Without Boundaries visits Cricket Various Centres 24th IAAF World Half Marathon Championships Athletics Valencia, Spain 24th Extra Ordinary Assembly Darts Lugogo 25th High Schools Girls Championships Lacrosse UCU 25th -30th The 3rd African Championships Zurkhaneh South Africa 25th -30th Commencement of the National Softball League Baseball & Softball Kyambogo 26th -27th UPL Match Days Football Clubs at Semi Final 26th -28th Executives and head of Commissions Retreat & Boxing Brovad Hotel - Masaka Workshop 28th -30th National Rally Netball Luwero 28th Draws for quarter finals Football Uganda 29th -31st FUFA Drum Match Day 3 Football Provinces 30th -31st National Hockey League Games 2019 Hockey Lugogo 30th -31st Easter Cup Pool Kampala, Masaka, Toro, Bunyoro, Gulu, Ankole 30th 3rd National Trials Athletics Kampala 30th IAAF World Cross Country Championships Athletics Aarbus, Denmark 30th -1st April MX 2 / CAC 1 Motorsport FMU 30th 3rd National Trials Athletics Kampala 30th Veteran slow pitch Softball Games Baseball & Softball Gayaza 30th End of Month Inter Club Championships Archery Kintate Primary School 30th Elite 2 day Series Cricket Various grounds 31st – April 2nd ECASA Scrabble Livingstone, Zambia 31st Premiership Week 16 Rugby Various venues March Mukono Region Schools Championships Handball Seeta, Mukono March Inter Schools Competitions Ludo YMCA Wandegeya March -August National Ludo Super League Ludo TBD March – Sept. National Ludo Championships Ludo District level March Womens Day Ludo Events Ludo TBD March-April Africa Men’s and Women Club Championships Volleyball TBC TBD Recruitment Clinics/Lacrosse Tour Series Lacrosse Nation Wide TBD East and Central Championships – Senior Teams Handball TBC TBD UMEA Games Handball Bukoma SS Mbale TBD UTTA Technical Team Visit to Schools Table Tennis TBD TBD Handball Novices Handball Regional& National TBD AIBA Star 1, 2, 3 workshops for Referee & Judges Boxing TBD TBD World Schools Individual Championship Qualifiers Chess (Schools Country wide field teams) TBD Outreach Program Chess Fort Portal & Mubende District TBD Davis Cup (Mens National Team) Tennis TBD

70 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 TBD Promotion of Handball in Primary, Secondary, Handball Various Higher Institutions of Learning TBD National High School Championships Swimming TBC TBD Inter cities Boxing Championships Boxing TBD March -April International Pro Circuit Tennis TBD TBD 14th Edition of the Interforces Games Handball TBD TBD Bingwa Wa Mabingwa Boxing TBD TBC KHC Schools’ Festival Hockey TBC

APRIL 2019

1st General Assembly Draughts YMCA, Kampala 1st -6th Team Trials Boxing TBD 1st -15th FUFA Secondary Schools Competitions S1/2 Football Kampala & Buganda 2nd -3rd UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 01st -31 August MUK Ladder Tennis Lugogo 3rd Official Launch of the Mini Hockey League 2019 Hockey Lugogo 4th 4th Edition Talent Exhibition Championships Volleyball Samaritan Primary School 5th -6th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 5th -7th Kabaka Birthday Tournament Volleyball Lugogo 5th -7th CAF Inter Club MD Quarter final 1st leg Football CAF 6th -7th National Hockey League Games Hockey Lugogo 6th -7th Pool Juniors Challenge Pool TBC 6th , 13th & 27th Mini Hockey League 2019 (Commencement) Hockey Lugogo 06th -08th Hong Kong 7s Rugby Hong Kong 7th Kenya tour to Uganda – Women (H &A) Cricket TBC 7th -8th 3rd UDA Ranking Tournament Darts Moroto 9th National Technical Schools and Community Handball Bobi/Pajure Polytechnics Games 9th -10th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 10th -14th Education Day Bicycle Race Cycling TBD 11th Draws for Semi Finals and Finals Football FUFA House 6th -14th Ladies Tournament (seniors &Juniors) Roll Ball Kampala 12th -14th CAF Inter Club MD Quarter final 2nd Leg Football CAF 12th -14th FUFA Drum Match Day 4 Football Clubs at Finals 13th -14th National Hockey League Games Hockey Lugogo 13th -14th KIU Open Championships Volleyball KIU 13th-14th 2000 meters East and Central African Championships Canoe Kayak Jinja 13th-14th 1000 meters -Central and East African Regatta Dragon boat Country lake resort-Garuga 13th 4th National Trials Athletics Kampala 8th April 2018 Checkers Individual Open Championship (GAYP) Draughts Iganga 8th Uganda Cup Football TBc 13th – 20th Kampala Open Pool Kampala, Masaka, Toro, October Bunyoro, Gulu 13th-14th National Championships Zurkhaneh Namboole 13th, 21st Premiership Week 17 Rugby Various Venues 13th -15th FIM CAC 1 Enduro 1/ Autocross 1 / 4WD MotorSport Uganda EU 14th -15th National League Games Darts Soroti, Lira, Kampala 14th -22nd Volleyball League Volleyball UCU/ MUBS/ Lugogo/ Nsambya 14th -28th Girls’ Schools Cricket Week Cricket Kampala 14th -15th Arua District Primary Schools’ Baseball and Baseball & Softball Arua Softball Tournament 14th 1st international Zurkhaneh Sports Seminar Zurkhaneh New York City USA

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 71 14th National Para Rowing Competition Paralympics Kazi Entebbe 16th-17th UPL Match Day Football UPL Clubs 18th National Para Athletics Trials Paralympics Nambole 18th-21st Women Elite Play offs and Final Football Clubs at semis and finals 19th -21st ARC3 York Rally Karting 1 / Vintage 1 MotorSport South Africa F1UG/VCCC 19th -21st Easter Cup Hockey Lugogo 20th -22nd University Goalball Competition Paralympics Luogogo 20th Cooperate Pool Challenge Pool TBC 20th National Boccia competition Paralympics Lugogo 20th -21st University Tour IUIU Roll ball Kampala 20th -21st UPL Match Day Football UPL Clubs 21st April Referee’s Seminar Draughts Makerere University 21st -5th May ICC WCL Div 4 Cricket Malaysia 22nd-29th 2nd Beach Woodball World Cup Woodball Hong Kong 23rd AHCC Meeting Hockey Lugogo 23rd-24th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 24th -29th Uganda International Para-badminton Championships Bandminton Uganda 24th -29th Uganda International Badminton Competition Paralympics Lugogo 25th -26th Health camps for boxers, Coaches and Administrators Boxing National gym- Lugogo 25th National Power lifting Paralympics Freedom City 26th-28th CAF Inter Club MD Semifinal 1st Leg Football CAF 26th-28th American International Zurkhaneh Tournament Zurkhaneh New Jersey, (USA) 27th to the Holiday Clinic Tennis Lugogo, Kabira, Namboole & beginning of MUK 2nd term 27th -28th University Tour Roll ball KYU 27th -28th Uganda Cup Round of 4 Football 1st Semi Final 27th-28th 300 meters Institutional Sprint Dragon boat Kabaka’s lake 27th -29th NRC3/CRC4 / 2WD4 Motorsport SMC 27th-28th 300 meters Institutional Sprint Canoe Kayak Kabaka’s lake 28th BMX Workshop &BMX Race Cycling Nambole 28th – 29th PANASA Q1 Scrabble Gulu Club 28th -30th Disability Cricket Paralympics Lugogo 28th -30th Inter University Goal Ball Competition Paralympics Lugogo 28th -29th Beach Volleyball Circuit 1 Volleyball Lido Beach 28th Namutumba Schools’ Baseball and Softball Baseball & Softball Namutumba Tournament 28th -29th Selection of the National Team Darts Kampala 29th -13th May Women’s Tour to SA Cricket South Africa 29th 2nd leg National Kickboxing League Kickboxing Mbarara 30th -5th May Africa International Badminton competition Paralympics Lugogo 30th -5th May All Africa Para Championships Badminton Uganda 1st term holidays Father Grimes Schools Chess Championships Chess Easter Weekend East African Chess Festival (KE, TZ, RWA, BRD, SS, Chess UGA) – Prestige, Open, Ladies, U20, U14 First term holidays Juniors Training Clinic Chess TBD 1st round of the National Handball Super League Handball Various throws off. TBD National Primary Schools Athletics Athletics VTD April-May IHF Trophy Competition Zone V- ladies’ preparation Handball Kampala April – May Girls High Schools Friendlies Lacrosse Various Places TBD National Intercollegiate Tertiary Institution Games Handball Kalirilo

72 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 TBD Qualifiers for African Games -zone V Handball TBC TBD Makerere Open Table Tennis Championships Table Tennis Makerere TBD Capacity building, intermediate & advanced Courses Handball Various TBC CANA Zone IV Swimming Championships Swimming Malawi TBC Men’s Friendlies Lacrosse TBC TBC Test Series Netball Malawi TBC Zone 4.2 Under 16 Championships Chess TBD TBC World Women & Men championships Elite Boxing TBC TBC Zone 4.2 Africa Championships (Representatives Chess TBD Chosen from Nationals) TBD Tour de Congo Cycling Congo TBD Preparation of IHF Challenge Trophy Handball TBC TBD Youth Olympic Games Boxing TBD

MAY 2019

1st Labour Day Race Cycling TBD 1st Masters Open Day (Veteran Fun Day 1) Hockey Lugogo 01st -31 August MUK Ladder Tennis Lugogo 2nd National Championships Zurkhaneh Kampala 3rd-4th UPL Match Days Football UPL Clubs 3rd -10th AFBC Youth Championships Boxing TBC 3rd-5th CAF Inter Club MD Quarter final 2nd Leg Football CAF 4th Mini Hockey League 2019 (End) Hockey Lugogo 5th -6th Final –FUFA Under19 Youth Elite League Football UPL clubs /Junior teams at Final stage 4th National para Swimming Competition Paralympics Makerere University 4th -5th National Hockey League Games Hockey Lugogo 5th Women’s Tour to Zimbabwe Cricket Zimbabwe 5th -6th Luwero District Primary Schools Baseball and Baseball & Softball Luwero Softball Tournament 5th -17th Volleyball League Volleyball UCU/ MUBS/ Lugogo/ Nsambya 5th -6th National League Games Darts Kitgum, Kakira, Kampala 6th -12th World Cup Indoor Archery Shangai – China 6th This Timmemanns Red Dirt Race Cycling TBD 6th-7th East African Championships Roll ball Rwanda 7th -8th Uganda Cup Round of 4 Football 2nd Semi final 7th -15th National Primary/schools & SNE Athletics Championships Paralympics Apac 7th -14th FISA Para Rowing Training Camp Paralympics Italy 8th -9th Futsal Super League Finals Football Futsal Clubs at final 9th -12th Big League Play offs and final Football Clubs at semi finals 10th -11th IAAF World Relays Athletics Nassau Bahamas 10th -16th Test Series Netball Kingstone Jamaica 11th-12th 1000 meters Individual Open Races Canoe Kayak Jinja 11th -12th National Hockey League Games Hockey Lugogo 11th-12th Inter-schools and Institutional Competition Dragon boat Country lake resort-Garuga 11th -13th National Primary Schools’ Baseball and Softball Baseball & Softball Luwero Championship (U13) 11th -13th MX 3 Motorsport UMX 11th 5th National Trials Athletics Kampala 12th to 13th National Team Training Camp Chess Georgia Olympiad 12th- 19th Boys Schools Cricket Week Cricket Western, Central, Eastern, 12th -19th U17 Regional Camps Cricket Western, Central, Eastern

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 73 15th Bombers Training Boxing Lugogo 15th -29th Youth Sports Outreach Programme – Phase 2 Archery Western region 17th Davis Cup Tennis Kenya 17th Ride for Rhino Race Cycling Entebbe 17th -18th Finals of Uganda Cup Football Finalists 18th World Athletics Day/Kids Athletics Athletics Bombo 18th -19th National Hockey League Games Hockey Lugogo 18th -19th IDD Pool TBD 18th-26th National League Roll ball Kampala 19th 2nd National League Zurkhaneh Bwaise, Kampala 19th -28th July Boys Schools Cricket Week Cricket Western, Central, Eastern, 19th to 20th National Team Training Camp Chess TBC 19th to 20th Super Cup Darts Mbarara 19th -26th Tour De Japan Cycling Japan 19th -30th Schools Inter house/Interclass Competitions Cricket Western, Central, Eastern, Masaka & Tororo 19th -18th Aug Coaching visits to schools Cricket Northern Uganda 19th -21st July Club Sevens Week 1-9 Rugby Various Venues 19th USF Inaugural Open Water Swim (5K) Swimming TBC 19th -15th Sept Mehta Premier League (Women’s T20) Cricket Various Grounds 19th -20th CAF Confederation Cup final 1st Leg Football CAF 20th -26th National Schools Boxing Championships Boxing Patidar Samaj Hall 20th – 26th Archery World Cup Archery Antalya – Turkey 23rd -29th Schools Championships Boxing Uganda 23rd -25th Women Cup Final Football Finalists 24th -26th CAF Confederation Cup Final 2nd leg/CAF Football CAF Champions League Final 1st Leg 25th-26th Dragon Boat Festival (300 meters) Dragon boat Wildlife conservation Education Centre 25th-26th Canoe /kayak International Club’s Championships Canoe kayak Kisubi beach (300 meters) 26th – 27th PANASA Q2 Scrabble Mbarara Club 26th -21st July Night Cricket Tournament Cricket All Grounds 26th -27th 2nd National Beach Tour Volleyball Lido Beach 26th -27th National Beach Soccer League finals Football Beach Soccer Clubs at finals 26th HSBC Paris Rugby Paris 27th National Beach Soccer League – Final Football Lido Beach Entebbe 27th 3rd leg National Kick boxing League Kickboxing Lugogo 28th -29th HSBC Singapore Rugby Singapore 29th -13th June Holiday Coaching Cricket Western, Central, Eastern 31st Inter Clubs Competition Archery Kigezi High School-Kabale 30th -31st CAF Champions Final 2nd Leg Football CAF TBC BWF/BCA AGMS Badminton Thailand TBC Injecta Plan Netball Namboole, Kampalas TBC Youth Development Programs, Netball Namboole TBD Great Lakes Athletics Competition Paralympics Nairobi TBC National League Resumes Chess TBC TBD Para Athletics Trial Paralympics Nambole TBD World Athletics day Paralympics TBD TBC African Individual Championships (Continental Chess TBC Championship) TBD CAVB Nations Beach Volleyball Championships Volleyball TBD TBC Masters Event (1day) Swimming TBC

74 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 TBC Consultative Meeting with Clubs/Schools Swimming TBC TBC National Junior Championships Athletics Kampala TBD National University Table Tennis Championships Table Tennis TBD TBD All Africa Games Youth Boxing TBD TBD IHF Trophy Competition Zone V Handball Uganda TBD Kampala Open Table Tennis Championships Table Tennis TBD TBC National Secondary Schools Championships Hockey Lugogo TBC Umpires, Judges and Coaches Meeting Hockey Lugogo TBC Umpires, Judges and Coaches Meeting Hockey Lugogo

JUNE 2019

1st 21st Akii-Bua Memorial Championships Athletics Kampala 1st-30th National League Rollball Kampala 01st – 03rd NRC4 / CRC5 / 2WD5 Motorsport UMC 1st -2nd National Para- Volley Competition Paralympics Lugogo 1st -3rd Iran Cultural Sport Event Zurkhaneh Iran 1st -3rd Genocide Memorial Tournament Volleyball Rwanda 1st -7th Bombers Elite Training Boxing TBC 1st -9th Regional Qualifiers Football Men and Women 1st -2nd National Hockey League Games Hockey Lugogo 2nd HSBC London Rugby London 3rd Girls Lacrosse Open Lacrosse KCCA Grounds 3rd National Boxing League Boxing TBC 3rd -16th World Championships Archery Hertogenbosch- Netherlands 3rd National Russian Draughts Individual Open Championship Draughts Mbale 3rd -10th August Boxing League Boxing Uganda 05th Ladder Super Season 8 season 1 Tennis Lugogo 7th -10th Mauritius International Badminton Mauritius 08th -10th Amsterdam 7s Test Tournament Rugby Amsterdam 8th East Regional Championships /Kids’ Athletics/ Athletics Soroti Etolu Memorial Champion Ships 8th -9th National Hockey League Games Hockey Lugogo 8th -15th AFBC Championships Boxing TBC 8th -9th Pool Seniors Challenge Pool TBC 9th -23rd Schools Tour to Rwanda – Girls Cricket Rwanda 9th-10th Chinese and Uganda local clubs Dragon boat Kawuku-chinese site 9th -10th 4th UDA Ranking Open Darts Tororo 9th -30th Mini Cricket Festivals/Competitions Cricket All regions 10th -12th Autocross 2 / 4WD 2 Enduro 2 Motorsport Mosac 10th Womens Bicycle Race Cycling Kampala 13th AHCC Meeting Hockey Lugogo 15th -16th Nkumba Open Volleyball Entebbe 15th-16th 300 meters Individual Sprints Canoe kayak Kabaka’s lake 15th -17th Picfare Schools Badminton Uganda 15th Manyak Championships/Kids Athletics athletics Moyo 15th -18th World Para Rowing Cup 11 Paralympics Poznan/ Poland 16th Cycling workshop Cycling Lugogo kamapala 8th -9th Aporu Memorial International Tournament Volley KUMI 9th -10th Ndejje Baseball and Softball Tournament Baseball & Softball Ndejje High 8th – 12th 3*3 FIBA World Cup Basketball Manila, Philippines 14th -16th FUFA Drum Match Day 5 Football Provinces 16th -17th African Club Championships Chess TBD 16th– 28th July Men’s League Lacrosse Various Campuses

National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 75 17th -22nd U18 FIBA Zone V Nations Cup Men and Women Basketball Tanzania 17th -18th Arua Sec. Schools’ baseball & softball Tournament Baseball & Softball Mvara S.S – Arua 17th -24th East Africa T20 Tournament Cricket Rwanda 17th 3rd Refugee Race Athletics Moyo 17th -19th Archery World Cup Stage 4 Archery Berlin – GERMANY 19th -24th Archery World Cup Stage 3 Archery Sali City Lake -USA 21st -24th Uganda National Age Group Swimming Swimming KISU Championships (Selection Event) 20th -22nd UCI Cyclocross Camp Cycling TBD 22nd Central Regional Championships Athletics Kampala 22nd -23rd National Junior Championships Volleyball TBD 23rd National Beach Lacrosse Franchise Lacrosse Entebbe 23rd EADF Games Darts Kampala 23rd – 24th PANASA Q3 Scrabble Mbarara Club 23rd Olympic Day Celebrations (Half Day Event) Hockey TBC 24th -26th ARC4 Zambia International Rally Motorsport Zambia 24th Secondary Schools Cycling Championships Cycling TBD 24th -25th Regional Championships Archery Kibuli - Uganda Police Grounds 25th-26th President’s Cup Handball TBC 26th-30th The 4th World Moo Moo Martial Art Kwan Championship Zurkhaneh Canada 27th Jun- 2nd July Uganda Silverbacks for FIBA World Cup Qualifiers – Men Basketball Bamako – Mali 24th -25th National Championships Archery Sali City Lake -USA 24th-28th Kenya-Uganda Canoe /kayak Regatta Canoe kayak kisumu 24th-28th Kenya-Uganda Dragon Boat Regatta Dragon boat kisumu 26th -30th Training of Coaches Paralympics Lugogo 27th-30th National Goalball Competition Paralympics Lugogo/ Kampala 28th -29th FUFA Drum Match Day 6 Football Provinces 29th -1st July Tanzania Open Darts Tanzania 29th Northern Regional Champs /Arop Memorial Athletics Gulu 29th -1st MX 4 Motorsport SMOC 29th-30th 6th Uganda International Open Woodball Uganda 30th End of 3*3 fast Track High School Basketball TBC 30th Elite 2 day Series Cricket Various grounds 30th National Beach Volleyball Championships Volleyball Lido Beach 30th -7th India, Pakistan, S. Africa Cricket TBC June Kateregga Memorial National Schools Table Table Tennis TBD Tennis Championships TBC Finals AFCON Football Uganda Cranes TBD Handball at schools by visiting coach Handball Various TBC Davis Cup 2018 Euro/Africa Zone Group III Tennis TBC TBC Annual Schools Tournament Tennis Lugogo TBC Buganda Schools Championships Handball TBC TBC Kampala Club Tennis Ladder Tennis Kampala Club TBC Right to Play Open Championship Handball TBC TBC Beach Handball Handball TBC TBD Genocide Handball Tournament Handball TBC TBC Club Sevens Week 5 Namibia vs Uganda Rugby Windhock TBC National Schools Table Ten nis Championships 2018 Table Tennis TBC TBD National Amputee Soccer Paralympics Mubende June -15th July AFBC ELITE African Confederation Boxing Boxing TBD Championships TBD Uganda Girls Schools Table Tennis Championships Table Tennis TBD TBC Weatherhead Open Hockey Lugogo TBD AIBA Star 1, 2, 3 workshops for Coaches Boxing TBD

76 | National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 National Council of Sports | Annual Report 2017/18 | 77 National Council of Sports Plot 2-10 Coronation Avenue Lugogo Sports Complex P. O. Box 20077, Kampala - UGANDA Tel: +256 414 343 688 / 254 477 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.ncs.go.ug