MOROGORO, TANZANIA – Ugandan representatives at the FEASSA Games 2026 cricket tournament – Sacred Heart Secondary School Gulu and Busoga College Mwiri – have secured third-place finishes after the final standings in the league tables.

Busoga College Mwiri finished 3rd overall at the 2026 FEASSA Games in Morogoro, Tanzania, concluding their campaign with three wins and one loss.

Despite matching the top two teams on points in their respective divisions with three wins from four matches, both Ugandan sides were separated by Net Run Rate (NRR) at the end of the round-robin stage.

Matchday 4 Recaps: Strong Finishes for Team Uganda

Sacred Heart SS Gulu Edges Dodoma (TZ) by 6 Wickets

Sacred Heart elected to bowl first and restricted local hosts Dodoma to 103/4 in 20 overs.

Lightness Eliud anchored Dodoma’s innings with 33 off 41 balls, alongside Dorice Helment (16*).

Sacred Heart SS Gulu finished their FEASSA Games 2026 campaign tied on 6 points with Dodoma and Morogoro, missing out on the top spots on Net Run Rate.

Anek Patricia Ambrose led the Ugandan bowling effort with an economical 1/4 in 3 overs, supported by Ssesanga Mulungi (1/16).

In response, Sacred Heart chased down the target, reaching 107/4 in 19.2 overs.

Captain Amono Nyero top-scored with 36 off 45 balls, supported by Kyosaba Mackline (23 off 29 balls), Lakica Okema (15 off 14 balls), Anek Patricia Ambrose (14 off 13 balls), and Ninsiima Peace (5 off 3 balls).

Sacred Heart SS Gulu placed 3rd in the girls’ division at the FEASSA Games 2026 in Morogoro, Tanzania.

Dodoma’s wickets were taken by Lightness Eliud (1/18), Husna Ally (1/23), Dorice Helment (1/22), and Zawadi Anas (1/14).

Busoga College Mwiri Rout St. Joseph’s Boys Kitale (KE) by 10 Wickets

St. Joseph’s won the toss, elected to bat, and were restricted to 55/6 in 15 overs.

The Busoga College Mwiri squad at the SUA Academy Ground during the FEASSA Games 2026.

Captain Gideon Godwill top-scored for the Kenyan side with 28 off 31 balls.

Mwiri’s bowling attack was led by Kiberu Hadad (2/5 in 3 overs), Kisira Joshua (2/14 in 3 overs), Okoth Joel (1/2 in 3 overs), and Tigatola Abubaker (1/6 in 3 overs).

Mwiri sprinted to the target without losing a wicket, finishing 56/0 in just 6.2 overs.

Opener Kisubi Martin smashed an unbeaten 32 off 25 balls (6 fours), while Tigatola Abubaker struck a rapid 16 off 14 balls (1 four, 1 six).

Busoga College Mwiri wrapped up their 2026 FEASSA Games tournament with a third-place finish behind Tanzanian sides Gairo and Masechu.

Final League Points Tables

Girls’ Division Final Standings

TEAMMATWONLOSTN/RTIEPTSWIN %NET RRFORAGAINST
1DODOMA (TZ)43100675.00%+4.5627603/80236/79.2
2MOROGORO (TZ)43100675.00%+2.2577210/39.5211/70
3SACRED HEART SEC SCH GULU (UG)43100675.00%+1.9161264/46.4260/69.3
4NAMASOLI GIRLS (KE)41300225.00%-5.5806236/75400/45.5
5MWANGAZA (KE)4040000.00%-5.9462219/70425/46.5

Boys’ Division Final Standings

TEAMMATWONLOSTN/RTIEPTSWIN %NET RRFORAGAINST
1GAIRO (TZ)43100675.00%+3.5250621/80339/80
2MASECHU (TZ)43100675.00%+3.2895500/62382/80
3BUSOGA COLLEGE MWIRI (UG)43100675.00%+2.2151422/66.2311/75
4ARYA BOYS (KE)41300225.00%-3.8161250/70591/80
5ST JOSEPHS BOYS KITALE (KE)4040000.00%-8.1461291/75461/38.2

Sacred Heart SS Gulu and Busoga College Mwiri will officially receive their podium awards during tomorrow’s FEASSA Games 2026 Closing Ceremony and Award Presentation at the SUA Academy Ground on Saturday, August 22.