Minister Ogwang to grace rescheduled final between Amus College and Kobulubulu Secondary School

By Emmanuel Sekago

The eagerly awaited rescheduled final match between Amus College School  and Kobulubulu Secondary School to decide the champion of USSSA-Teso zone  is set to captivate audiences this weekend on  Sunday, April 14th 2024, at Ngora High School -grounds.

According to the circular  seen by wallnetnews dated April 9th 2024 from USSSA-Teso zone committee and signed by chairman Osuu John Robert, confirmed that the Sports Minister also Ngariam County member of parliament Hon Peter Ogwang, will be in attendance to grace the final.

It should be noted that both finalists teams, Amus College School from Bukedea district  beat hosts Ngora High school by 1-0 while Kobulubulu secondary school from Kaberamaido district knocked out Bukedea Comprehensive school on penalty shoot-outs 8-7 after a goalless draw in normal time in Semi-finals.

The rescheduled final promises to be a spectacle of athleticism and determination as both teams, Amus College school  and Kobulubulu Secondary School, vie for the coveted championship title. Following an intense journey through the tournament, these two teams have emerged as true contenders, showcasing remarkable skill, resilience, and sportsmanship.

Amus College School and Kobulubulu secondary school last met in the 2016 in the Semi-final of the USSSA-Teso zone qualifiers held in Kaberamaido district and Amus college school beat them 1-0, so this weekend come Sunday, April 14th 2024 will be the second time but on finals.

Honorable Minister Peter Ogwang’s presence underscores the government’s unwavering commitment to promoting sports at the grassroots level and nurturing the talents of young athletes across the nation.

His attendance serves as a testament to the importance of youth sports in fostering discipline, teamwork, and leadership among students.

The organizers of USSSA-Teso zone saw it worth extending their heartfelt appreciation to Honorable Minister Peter Ogwang for honoring this final with his presence. His support and encouragement will undoubtedly inspire the players and further elevate the spirit of competition on the field.

Meanwhile, In an Exclusive Interview with WallnetNews: Amus College School Head Coach Nimrod Kintu Discusses Upcoming Final

Sekago; Thank you for joining us, Coach Kintu. As the final approaches, how are you and your team preparing?

Coach Kintu: It’s my pleasure. Well, let me tell you, we’re preparing with laser focus. This isn’t about making friends on the field; it’s about business. We respect Kobulubulu Secondary School, no doubt about it. But when we step onto that pitch, it’s all about executing our game plan and coming out on top.

Sekago: What can we expect from Amus College School in the final match?

Coach Kintu: You can expect a team that’s disciplined, determined, and hungry for victory. Our players have put in the work, day in and day out. They know what’s at stake, and they’re ready to leave everything on the field. It’s going to be a battle, no doubt about it.

Sekago: How do you view the rivalry between Amus College School  and Kobulubulu Secondary School?

Coach Kintu: Rivalries are part of sports, and they bring out the best in teams. But for us, it’s not about the rivalry; it’s about the game itself. We approach every match with the same level of intensity and focus, regardless of who we’re facing. That being said, there’s no denying that the atmosphere will be electric, and both teams will be giving it their all.

Sekago: Any final thoughts or message for your team and supporters?

Coach Kintu: To my team, I say this: Stay composed, trust in your abilities, and leave everything on the field. And to our supporters, thank you for your unwavering support. Your energy and passion drive us forward, and we’ll do everything in our power to make you proud. Come Sunday, let’s make history together.

Sekago: Thank you, Coach Kintu, and best of luck in the final.
Coach Kintu: Thank you. We’re ready to make our mark.