16 August 2009
UGANDA : All Star hoops on at YMCA
by James Ssekandi
Kampala
All Star game
At YMCA, 10am
Shs 5,000 (VIPs)
Shs 3,000 (Standard)
Shs 1,000 (Students, players)
The second round MTN-FUBA league promises to be an exhilarating one, and what better way to draw the curtains open with a day of All-Star action today at YMCA, Wandegeya.
The eighth edition of FUBA All-Star day will feature the league’s best players, the rookies against the sophomores, three-point shootouts and the fan favourite’s, the slam dunk contest showcased in both Men and Ladies categories.
“I think the competitive edge will be there because players have different abilities, which they may show during the league, so it’s going to be interesting,” said Joseph Manano, FUBA’s technical committee member.
“We shall start early because we have a number of things to handle. The teams’ technical committee followed the selection of players by fans made via SMSs to FUBA,” Manano noted.
There will also be a raping/singing competition, dancing competitions, performances from local artists like GNL and Peter Miles and voting of the Mr and Ms. Sprite All-Stars 2009.
Team A – Norman Blick, Julius Lutwama, Ben Komakech, Makmot Orom, F. Olaba, Joseph Ikongo, Isaac Afidra, Paul Wakimwero, J. Chaka, Brian Ssentongo and Coach T. Odeke.
Team B – Ronnie Kasewu, Ivan Enabu, C. Biko, J. Enabu, Ramathani Abdulahi, Steven Okias, Steven Omony, Eric Malinga, Robert Mugabe, Henry Malinga, and Coach G. Eteu.
Kampala
All Star game
At YMCA, 10am
Shs 5,000 (VIPs)
Shs 3,000 (Standard)
Shs 1,000 (Students, players)
The second round MTN-FUBA league promises to be an exhilarating one, and what better way to draw the curtains open with a day of All-Star action today at YMCA, Wandegeya.
The eighth edition of FUBA All-Star day will feature the league’s best players, the rookies against the sophomores, three-point shootouts and the fan favourite’s, the slam dunk contest showcased in both Men and Ladies categories.
“I think the competitive edge will be there because players have different abilities, which they may show during the league, so it’s going to be interesting,” said Joseph Manano, FUBA’s technical committee member.
“We shall start early because we have a number of things to handle. The teams’ technical committee followed the selection of players by fans made via SMSs to FUBA,” Manano noted.
There will also be a raping/singing competition, dancing competitions, performances from local artists like GNL and Peter Miles and voting of the Mr and Ms. Sprite All-Stars 2009.
Team A – Norman Blick, Julius Lutwama, Ben Komakech, Makmot Orom, F. Olaba, Joseph Ikongo, Isaac Afidra, Paul Wakimwero, J. Chaka, Brian Ssentongo and Coach T. Odeke.
Team B – Ronnie Kasewu, Ivan Enabu, C. Biko, J. Enabu, Ramathani Abdulahi, Steven Okias, Steven Omony, Eric Malinga, Robert Mugabe, Henry Malinga, and Coach G. Eteu.