Amus Schools’ basketball coaches hopeful their teams are the dark horse in Eastern USSSA-Fresh dairy qualifiers set to tip-off in Tororo

By Emmanuel Sekago

Amus College Schools’ basketball coaches, Aketch Wuoi Garang and Catherine Ajilong, are imbued with an unwavering belief in their teams’ potential as the Eastern region Uganda secondary schools sports associations (USSSA)-Fresh Dairy qualifiers loom on the horizon, set to tip-off in Tororo.

With the competition drawing near, both coaches have meticulously prepared their squads, instilling in them the virtues of determination, teamwork, and resilience.

As they stand on the cusp of the tournament, Aketch Wuoi Garang and Catherine Ajilong see their boys’ and girls’ teams not just as contenders but as dark horses ready to challenge the established order.

Despite being relatively unknown on the regional basketball scene, they possess a potent mix of talent, skill, and unyielding spirit that could prove to be the difference-maker in the upcoming qualifiers.

Both coaches have fostered an environment of relentless dedication and discipline within their respective teams, pushing the players to strive for excellence both on and off the court.

Through countless hours of practice, strategic planning, and mentorship, Aketch Wuoi Garang and Catherine Ajilong have cultivated a sense of unity and purpose among their players, forging a formidable force that is poised to make a statement in the tournament.

With the spotlight firmly fixed on them, the boys and girls of Amus College Schools’ basketball teams are eager to showcase their abilities and prove their worth against the best in the region.

Guided by the wisdom and expertise of Aketch Wuoi Garang and Catherine Ajilong, they are ready to embrace the challenges that lie ahead and emerge victorious as they embark on their quest for glory in the Eastern USSSA-Fresh Dairy qualifiers.

According to the USSSA Circular seen by wallnetnews the Fresh Dairy Secondary schools games (FDSSG) – Basketball boys and girls slots allocation, Eastern region has only two slots meaning the champions qualify to represent the region.

Meanwhile, the Eastern region comprises six zones; Teso, Bukedi (Host), Busoga, Karamonja, Bugisu and Sebei with each represented by two teams both girls and boys