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Name Team Strokes Points 1 1st CORPORATE WOODBALL CIRCUIT April 25, 2021 Makerere University Business School Results I. Singles Event Men Name Team Strokes Points 1. Makoha Michael Ndejje corporate 47 28 2. Mugarura Timothy Ndejje Corporate 48 27 3. Gumisiriza Ronald Zoe Woodball Club 50 26 4. Kiiza Caleb Ndejje Corporate 52 25 5. Mwase Emmanuel Bugema University 55 24 6. Kigongo Paul Bugema University 55 23 7. Sunday Moses Godfrey Makerere University 55 22 8. Nyenje Richard MUBS 58 21 9. Bulesa Daniel Bugema University 58 20 10. Mukisa Chrispus Bugema University 58 19 11. Agaba Isi UNEB 59 18 12. Niwagaba Philbert MUBS 59 17 13. Bogere Francis MUBS 60 16 14. Kamugisha Nelson Bugema University 61 15 15. Turyakira Fred MUBS 62 14 16. Amuwe William UNEB 63 13 17. Okello Anthony Kiryandongo Corporates 64 12 18. Ssemwendo Samuel Zoe Woodball Club 64 11 19. Ociti Samuel UNEB 67 10 20. Mutenyo Dan Kiryandongo Corporates 70 9 21. Okweroi John Kiryandongo Corporates 70 8 22. Ojok Gilbert Kiryandongo Corporates 71 7 23. Serwadda Amos Benjamin Reigners Woodball Club 74 6 24. Sajjabi Yahaya Kiryandongo Corporates 74 5 25. Semakula Mukiibi Bugema University 75 4 26. Abdulkarim Shaban Zoe Woodball Club 76 3 27. Opio Emmanuel Kiryandongo Corporates 77 2 28. Dawa Bosco Kiryandongo Corporates 81 1 1 Corporate Woodball @ 2021 Women Name Team Stroke Points 1. Nansereko Maria Tereza Ndejje Corporate 47 30 2. Balemesa Justine UNEB 47 29 3. Najjuma Joan Bugema University 48 28 4. Babirye Nalwoga Noelina Kisubi Corporate 49 27 5. Nannono Suzan Bugema University 52 26 6. Nalumansi Allen Bugema University 52 25 7. Nakkazi Ruth Ndejje Corporate 55 24 8. Aliamo Mercy Ndejje Corporate 59 23 9. Mukamarinda Alverah Ndejje Corporate 59 22 10. Matovu Rose Ndejje Corporate 59 21 11. Amongin Agnes UNEB 60 20 12. Nassiwa Proscovia Bugema University 60 19 13. Namubiru Aidah IUIU 61 18 14. Nayiga Daisy Josephine Ndejje Corporate 61 17 15. Lunkuse Jean UETCL 61 16 16. Nandugwa Flavia UNEB 62 15 17. Kagere Aisha UNEB 62 14 18. Prossy Vero Nankya Zoe Woodball Club 63 13 19. Kaitesi Tabitha Bugema University 65 12 20. Gimenyi Ruth Bugema University 65 11 21. Nakanyako Nuluyat IUIU 65 10 22. Kamoga peace Namuyinda Bugema University 66 9 23. Nampala Victoria Bugembe Zoe Woodball Club 67 8 24. Nagawa Shakirah IUIU 68 7 25. Nabisere Dorcus Bugema University 70 6 26. Nabukalu Milly Stroke Woodball Club 70 5 27. Nakibuule Patience Bugema University 71 4 28. Mariam Nabweteme Zoe Woodball Club 73 3 29. Namuyomba Sarah Kiryandongo Corporates 75 2 30. Kabajaguza Victoria Kiryandongo Corporates 77 1 2 Corporate Woodball @ 2021 II. Team Event MEN Team Team Scorers Strokes Team Score 1. Ndejje corporate 1.Rwaganika Absolom 44 2.Mako Michael 47 187 3.Mugarura Timothy 48 4.Male Hassan 48 2. Tigers Woodball club 1.Barungi Rogers 48 2.Sombe Robert Patrick 50 203 3.Yada Ramadhan 52 4.Kimera Baker 53 3. Bugema university 1.Kigongo Paul 55 2.Mwase Emmanuel 55 226 3.Mukisa Chrispus 58 4.Bulesa Denial 58 4. Makerere university 1.Nyenje Richard 58 business school 2.Bogere Francis 60 239 3.Phillibert Niwagaba 59 4.Turyakira Fred 62 5. Kiryandongo Woodball club 1.Okello Anthony 64 2.Mutenyo Dan 70 275 3.Okwaroi John 70 4.Ojok Gilbert 71 WOMEN Team Team Scorers Strokes Team Score Bugema university 1.Najjuma Joan 48 2.Nannono Suzan 52 212 3.Nalumansi Allen 52 4.Nassiwa Proscovia 60 Ndejje corporate 1.Nansereko Maria 47 Tereza 220 2.Nakazzi Ruth 55 3.Matovu Rose 59 4.Mukamarinda Alverah 59 UNEB Corporate 1.Balemesa Justine 47 2.Amongin Agnes 60 231 3.Nandugwa Flavia 62 4.Kagere Aisha 62 3 Corporate Woodball @ 2021 III. Doubles Event Men Pair Team Strokes Points 1. Yada Ramadhan & Barungi Rodgers Tigers Woodball 46 15 Club 2. Kigongo Paul & Bulesa Daniel Bugema University 47 14 3. Sombe Patrick & Kimera Baker Tigers Woodball 47 13 Club 4. Makoha Micheal & Mugarura Timothy Ndejje corporate 49 12 5. Osire William & Masimbi Aziz Bank of Uganda & 51 11 Buganda Land Board 6. Ociti Samael & Amuwe William Uneb 52 10 7. Kiiza Caleb & Male Hassan Ndejje corporate 56 09 8. Miiro Joel & Ojok Gilbert Ndejje corporate & 57 08 Kiryangongo Corporates 9. Gumisiriza Ronald & Zoe Woodball Club 60 07 10. Ssemwendo Samael 11. Opio Emmanuel & Etyanga. J Kiryangongo 63 06 Corporates 12. Niwagaba Philbert & Nyenje Richard MUBS 65 05 13. Bogere Francis & Sunday Godfrey MUBS & makerere 69 04 University 14. Okello Antony & Dawa Bosco Kiryandongo 73 03 Corporates 15. Senjovu Jimmy & Sserwadda Amos. B Reigners Woodball 74 02 Club 16. Mutenyo Dan & Sajjabi Yahaya Kiryandongo 74 01 Corporates 4 Corporate Woodball @ 2021 Women Names Clubs Strokes Points 1. Balemesa Justine & nandugwa UNEB 47 08 Flavia 2. Nakazzi Ruth & Nansereko Maria Ndejje corporate 55 07 Tereza 3. Nankya Prossy Vero & Matovu Rose Zoe WC & Ndejje 58 06 Corporate 4. Nalumansi Allen & Najjuma Joan Bugema University 59 05 5. Namubiru Aida & Nampala Victoria IUIU & Zoe 62 04 Woodball Club 6. Nagawa Shakira& Nakanyako IUIU 64 03 Nuluyat 7. Nassiwa Prosicovia & Nabisere Bugema University 68 02 Dorcus 8. Kabajaguza Victoria & Namuyomba kiryandongo 78 01 sarah Mixed double Names Clubs Strokes Points 1. Naiga Daizy & Ssematta Raymond Kisubi Corporate 51 09 2. Nalwoga Babirye & Masiga Jackson Kisubi Corporate 52 08 3. Nabukaru Milly & Ssemmanda Stroke Woodball 53 07 Joseph Collins Club 4. Aliamo Mercy & Barigye Innocent Ndejje Corporate 55 06 5. Kagere Aisha & Agaba ISi UNEB 57 05 6. Amongin Agnes & Kavuma Gerald Uneb & Proway 59 04 7. Mukamarinda Alverah & Rwaganika Ndejje Corporsate 61 03 Absolom 8. Nabweteme Mariam & Turyakira Zoe WC & MUBS 62 02 Fred 9. Gimenyi Ruth & Kamugisha Nelson Bugema University 66 01 5 Corporate Woodball @ 2021 .
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