The second week of the IGP’s Cup competitions has concluded, with teams across the country producing competitive performances in football and netball as the race for qualification to the regional blocks gathers momentum.
A total of 190 teams are participating in the nationwide competitions, which are part of the Uganda Police Force’s broader efforts to promote physical fitness, unity, comradeship, mental wellness and stronger community relations through sports.
Speaking about the progress of the competitions, ACP Kalule Abu, the Uganda Police Force In-charge of Sports and Fitness, said the games were progressing well. He called upon all participants to embrace the initiative and its objectives of promoting physical fitness, strengthening comradeship, improving mental wellness and enhancing cooperation with the communities they serve.
With the second round still to be completed, teams will be looking to build on their performances and secure qualification to the regional blocks.
FOOTBALL RESULTS
• CID 2–0 L.E.
• 999 3–0 Environment
• Kibuku 4–0 Pallisa
• Bulambuli 2–2 Sironko
• Buvuma 3–0 Njeru
• Nansana 0–1 Wakiso
• Buliisa 1–2 PTS Kabalye
• Masindi 2–1 Kiryandongo
• Alebtong 0–5 Amolatar
• Kasanda 2–0 Mityana
• Bugweri 3–1 Namayingo
• Buyende 3–0 Luka
• Kanungu 0–2 Kisoro
• Rubanda 0–0 Rukiga
• Kawempe 1–2 Wandegeya
• Oyam 0–1 Lira Rural
• Jinja Road 0–1 Kira Division
• FFU 2–0 Marines
• Mubende 3–1 Kiboga
• Mitooma 2–2 Bushenyi
• Nagalama 2–1 Mukono
• Buhweju 1–5 Rubirizi
• Bukedea 0–2 Serere
• Mbale City 1–0 Mbale Rural
NETBALL RESULTS
• CID 54–15 L.E.
• Jinja Road 60–0 Kira Division
• Oyam 22–22 Lira Rural
• FFU 60–0 Marines
• Mubende 19–18 Kiboga
• Kasanda 7–34 Mityana
• Wandegeya 20–26 Kawempe
• Nansana 43–16 Wakiso
• Nagalama 49–47 Mukono
• Mbale City 60–0 Mbale Rural
