Baseballers-Uganda.

BASEBALL TODAY

It has been such a great time as Baseballers from different parts of Uganda came together to create 2 teams “A and B” and battle amongst themselves.

This will continue to take place every after 2 Weeks and this is looking at promoting the players and keep them available for different opportunities that may Arise

If you are able to come in and help in any way, you are welcome

God Bless you

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So meanwhile, this family of mine chose to ACT THE ARTWORK IN REAL LIFE 🤓😂😂😅

This just wanted my heart

Thanks for the love and support family

It was a one of a game as the Spensa Fighters were taking on Kitebi, the match ended 15 - 5 in favour of the Fighters

More games are taking place, we will keep you posted

In life we never have one strike, when you try and fail, never give up... stand and try again and stand and try again even when you feel you done... just know you have another round

Stand and fight again

It was such a blessing to have a success at the Kampala regional tournament at Gayaza national stadium.
All the six confirmed clubs participated. Sharing and Gayaza topped the to pools , the Slayers ran 3rd.
Gayaza was crowned Champion with a trophy, medals and certificates while The Sharing fighters were awarded medals and certificate.

It was a clear sky day having all games played, awarding and equipment sharing to all participant teams..
Stay with us through all regions.

Baseball is a game that has spent a long time in Uganda though it hasn't been so popular in the past years. The Baseball community of Uganda would like to thank Mrs. Kyagulanyi Barbie for the great love she showed as she opened the Uganda National Baseball League at Gayaza as she represented the honourable member of Parliament for that constituency, Honourable Silva Kyagulanyi.
For God and my country!

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Baseballers at St. Peters SSS Nsambya were so happy as they hosted Mr. Marlon Malone Sr. At there home at the Spensa arena.
Mr. Marlone lives in the USA and he came to know about baseball in Uganda after watching a premiere of the Opposite field, a Ugandan documentary about the background of baseball in Uganda.
Mr. Marlon also carried some dictionaries to help the baseballers in their studiestudies.
Great thanks to Mr. Mukhobe George in whose effort the visitor was able to reach the St. Peters Baseballers.