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Ugandan - Men Basketball
Uganda Federation holds Coaches Clinic - Jan 18, 2010 (by Olusegun Ikuesan)
The Athletes in Action Uganda Ambassadors in conjunction with Federation of Uganda Basketball Association coaches clinic from January 18 through 20.
The 3-Day clinic which will attracted top coaches from FIBA Africa Zone-5 will take place at the Victory City Church Ntinda Kampala.
According to Coach Gad Eteu of Kyambogo Warriors basketball club Uganda, the clinic will draw resource persons from Rwanda, Kenya and Uganda
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The Athletes in Action Uganda Ambassadors in conjunction with Federation of Uganda Basketball Association coaches clinic from January 18 through 20.
The 3-Day clinic which will attracted top coaches from FIBA Africa Zone-5 will take place at the Victory City Church Ntinda Kampala.
According to Coach Gad Eteu of Kyambogo Warriors basketball club Uganda, the clinic will draw resource persons from Rwanda, Kenya and Uganda.
Day-1 of the clinic will see participants being taken through the importance of Spirituality and Sports by Coach Mandy Juruni of UCU Lady Canons Uganda. Building a basketball program and creating a coaching identity by Coach Eteu Uganda. A look at Advantages and Disadvantages of Zone Defense by Coach Carey Odhiambo of Cooperative Bank basketball club of Kenya the days activities will be rounded up with a papers to be delivered by duo of Coaches Cliff Owuor of APR Lions basketball club of Rwanda and Odhiambo of Coop-Bank, Kenya dwelling on building transition offense at the highest state of elite basketball and Principles of Zone offense. By Coach Carey
The clinic continues with seven papers to be delivered on the Day-2 of the clinic with an insight into a look at how coaches can use their position to influence lives positively and the foundations in building a man-to-man defense/ developing team toughness and elite play by Coach Timothy Odeke KCC Leopards basketball club, Uganda. Building full court team defense, a look at the concepts and principles to be applied by Coach Owuor of APR Rwanda, things I believe make a successful coach and a successful basketball program by Coach Eteu while Coach Smart Olumbo of Eagles Wings basketball club, Kenya will present papers on attacking pressure defense and Organizing training sessions, an example of pre-season training, with Coach Jurini speaking on the importance of team building on and off the basketball court.
The clinic will end with three papers on Wednesday and examination, the papers will focus on account of how God gave each of us a talent to glorify his name by Coach Eteu while Coach Juruni speaks on the elements to consider in scouting opposition games for competition and the third paper which will be jointly presented by Coaches Eteu and Olumbo will centre on building concentration as a coach and management of players psychology.
The Uganda Basketball Federation will also use the occasion to formally form the Uganda Basketball Coaches Association while certificates will be awarded successful participants of the 3-Day clinic.
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24th AFCCM (Day-5): Primeiro shows champion stuff beat Warriors 110-64 - Dec 18, 2009 (by Olusegun Ikuesan)
Defending champion of the FIBA Africa Champions Club for Men Primeiro dAgosoto Thursday displayed the stuff that made them champion of the continent biggest club competition with a 110-64 points victory over Warriors basketball club of Uganda in the last preliminary of the competition in Kigali, Rwanda
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Defending champion of the FIBA Africa Champions Club for Men Primeiro dAgosoto Thursday displayed the stuff that made them champion of the continent biggest club competition with a 110-64 points victory over Warriors basketball club of Uganda in the last preliminary of the competition in Kigali, Rwanda.
The Angolan made it clear from the jump-ball that they are not ready to give room for any complacency winning in all four quarters by 24-14, 29-23, 24-12 and 33-15 to set up a quarter-final clash against Nigeria Kano Pillars who placed fourth in group-A.
Vladmir Jeronimo led the defending champion with 21 points while Miguel Lutonda added 20 points to complete the spanking of the Ugandan side who finished the competition as the ninth placed team.
Armando Costa (192-G-83)
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24th AFCCM (Day-4): Warriors go down to ASPAC 56-97 - Dec 16, 2009 (by Olusegun Ikuesan)
The dwindling fortune of Warriors basketball club of Uganda continues on Day-4 of the final round of the 24th FIBA Africa Champions Club for Men holding in Kigali, Rwanda losing its third straight game to ASPAC basketball club of Benin Republic by 97-56 points.
ASPAC who was inspired by young Nigerian-born lad, Mohammed Bukar whose form sees him scoring a competition high of 39 points led his side to over run the Kampala-based Warriors in all four quarters
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The dwindling fortune of Warriors basketball club of Uganda continues on Day-4 of the final round of the 24th FIBA Africa Champions Club for Men holding in Kigali, Rwanda losing its third straight game to ASPAC basketball club of Benin Republic by 97-56 points.
ASPAC who was inspired by young Nigerian-born lad, Mohammed Bukar whose form sees him scoring a competition high of 39 points led his side to over run the Kampala-based Warriors in all four quarters.
Though Warriors started the game on a promising note taking a 11-5 points lead in the first six minutes of the first quarters but gave up too soon as ASPAC closes in on them to win the quarter by 18-14 points.
The late turning point for the Coach Peter Ahmedu tutored ASPAC side was the tonic they needed to wake to the reality of the match taking the Warriors apart all through the game winning the second, third and fourth quarters convincingly by 25-12, 22-17 and 32-13 for a final score-line of 97-56 points one of the biggest set back the Warriors have suffered so far in the competition as they look set to kiss the 2009 edition of the competition goodbye.
ASPAC will on Thursday take on Interclub basketball club of Congo Brazzaville in the race for who finish second behind group leader, Primeiro dAgosto at 13h00 while Warriors will file out against the defending champion in its last group game at 19h00.
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