Koowe/ Kisembo and Kisadha/Mwami pairing advance to the Stanbic MatchPlay Challenge Finals
KAMPALA, Uganda – The semi-finals of the 2024 Stanbic MatchPlay Challenge, featuring four pairings, were held at the lakeside par-71 Entebbe Golf club over the weekend in ideal sunny conditions.
Lillian Koowe and Joyce Kisembo’s fairytale run continued as they won their match 4/3. The two defeated Walter Tukahiirwa and Lambert Tumwesigye.
“It was a great match. Our team chemistry has continued to improve thanks to the training sessions we have had over the past weeks†Koowe said.
Meanwhile, in the second match, Tony Kisadha and Richard Mwami combined to overcome 2/1 Emmanuel Lwanga and Vincent Assimwe.
The finals between Koowe/Kisembo and Kisadha/Mwami will take place on Saturday, 12th October 2024.
There was also exciting action in the subsidiary category with the golfers in the various handicap groups winning different prizes. Teenager Shaka Karisa won group A men and Denis Kahinde took group B.
For the ladies; Sarah Nduhukire playing off handicap 18 amassed 35 points to win group A over Berna Musanaberna (H/C 11) with 34 points.
The ladies’ Group B was won by Ruth Akello with 43 points, playing off handicap 34.
At the grand finale, there will be air tickets, trophies and other prizes at stake.
The Stanbic MatchPlay Challenge is headlined by Stanbic Bank Uganda as the main sponsors.
Subsidiaries:
Ladies: Group A:
Winner: Sarah Nduhukire (H/C 18)- 35 Points
Runners up: Berna Musanaberna (H/C 11) –  34 Points
Group B:
Winner: HC 34 Ruth Akello – 43 Points
Runner up: HC 32 Peace Hellen – 38 Points
Men: Group A
Â
Winner: Shaka Karisa – H/C 9 – 39 Points
Runners up: Robbins Muheirwe – H/C 8 – 38 Points
Â
Group B:
Winner: Dennis Kahindi – H/C 17 – 45 Points
Runners up: Lylod Busulwa
Group C:
Runners up: Isaiah Tugumanawe (H/C 23) – 40 Points
Side Bets:
Longest Drive (Hole 18)
Men: Adoch Lumu
Ladies: Martha Babirye
Lillian Koowe and Joyce Kisembo’s fairytale run continued as they won their match 4/3. The two defeated Walter Tukahiirwa and Lambert Tumwesigye.
“It was a great match. Our team chemistry has continued to improve thanks to the training sessions we have had over the past weeks†Koowe said.
Meanwhile, in the second match, Tony Kisadha and Richard Mwami combined to overcome 2/1 Emmanuel Lwanga and Vincent Assimwe.
The finals between Koowe/Kisembo and Kisadha/Mwami will take place on Saturday, 12th October 2024.
There was also exciting action in the subsidiary category with the golfers in the various handicap groups winning different prizes. Teenager Shaka Karisa won group A men and Denis Kahinde took group B.
For the ladies; Sarah Nduhukire playing off handicap 18 amassed 35 points to win group A over Berna Musanaberna (H/C 11) with 34 points.
The ladies’ Group B was won by Ruth Akello with 43 points, playing off handicap 34.
At the grand finale, there will be air tickets, trophies and other prizes at stake.
The Stanbic MatchPlay Challenge is headlined by Stanbic Bank Uganda as the main sponsors.
Subsidiaries:
Ladies: Group A:
Winner: Sarah Nduhukire (H/C 18)- 35 Points
Runners up: Berna Musanaberna (H/C 11) –  34 Points
Group B:
Winner: HC 34 Ruth Akello – 43 Points
Runner up: HC 32 Peace Hellen – 38 Points
Men: Group A
Â
Winner: Shaka Karisa – H/C 9 – 39 Points
Runners up: Robbins Muheirwe – H/C 8 – 38 Points
Â
Group B:
Winner: Dennis Kahindi – H/C 17 – 45 Points
Runners up: Lylod Busulwa
Group C:
Runners up: Isaiah Tugumanawe (H/C 23) – 40 Points
Side Bets:
Longest Drive (Hole 18)
Men: Adoch Lumu
Ladies: Martha Babirye
More on Business
See all
NSSF sets September 24 for Annual Members Meeting as savers await interest rate declaration
Ultimate Uganda
Boda boda riders launch e-commerce, digital loans platform
Ultimate Uganda
Rwanda: We Cannot Sit and Watch As Illicit Alcohol Kills People - Kagame
Ultimate Uganda
Local traders in Kansanga cry foul over refugee-owned businesses
Ultimate Uganda
Most Read
1
Meet General Muhoozi Eldest Daughter Kenshuro And Little Known Details About Her Life
9,320 reads
2
FULL LIST: Here are the men and women elected to Uganda’s 12th Parliament
7,615 reads
3
Shani Lips Breaks Silence on Leaked Video: That’s Me But I’m Not a Lesbian
6,588 reads
4
How Rich Is Yoweri Museveni’s Wealth: A Lookout At His Mansions, Businesses, and Investments
6,350 reads
5
Mayiga bans Gravity Omutujju music on CBS, BBS
5,450 reads

0 Comments