Uganda’s women’s volleyball team delivered a memorable performance at the Makerere Indoor Arena, securing a commanding three-set victory over Kenya in a tightly contested encounter. The win energized the home crowd and set a confident tone for Uganda in the ongoing East African Parliamentary Volleyball Tournament.
The match opened with Uganda asserting early dominance. Their sharp serves, solid blocks, and well-coordinated attacks kept Kenya on the back foot, resulting in a 25–18 win in the first set. Although Kenya showed resilience, Uganda’s superior execution allowed them to maintain control.
The second set was more intense, with Kenya pushing hard to level the contest. However, Uganda’s discipline and mastery of the basics swung the momentum in their favor. Strong defensive play and effective transitions earned Uganda a 25–16 win, extending their lead.
Kenya came out determined in the third set, seizing an early advantage and threatening a comeback. Uganda responded with timely substitutions that shifted the momentum. The atmosphere grew electric as the teams battled to a 22–22 tie before Uganda capitalized on a critical Kenyan error to seal the final point.
The victory sparked celebrations among fans and attending dignitaries, marking a proud moment for the Ugandan side. Earlier in the tournament, Kenya’s men’s team opened their campaign with a hard-fought win over Rwanda. With six nations competing, the East African parliamentary volleyball tournament promises even more excitement as Uganda’s women prepare for their next highly anticipated match.
