Roxberry Pool Club has been crowned the champion of the National Pool League after a thrilling 11-9 showdown against Club 408 at Adi’s Spot in Kireka. The victory marks a stellar season for Roxberry, who strategically recruited top talent, including Ibra Sejjemba and Joseph Kasozi, to form a star-studded lineup.
Roxberry’s Dominant Performance
Roxberry finished the season atop the league table with an impressive 95 points, four points clear of runners-up Upper Volta. Scrap Buyers rounded out the top three with 83 points. The team’s meteoric rise is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and smart recruitment.
Mukono Pool Club Retains Ladies’ Title
In the ladies’ category, Mukono Pool Club continued their dominance, winning the championship for the second consecutive season. Their consistent performance is a testament to their skill and dedication.
PAU’s Commitment to Growing the Sport
PAU Chairman Bob Trubish emphasized the association’s commitment to expanding the sport’s reach and popularity across the country. The association has taken steps to formalize and strengthen sports organizations in Uganda, with pool being among the 45 associations that have submitted their re-registration forms to the National Council of Sports (NCS).
No Relegation This Season
PAU Tournament Secretary Donald Ampumuza announced that there will be no relegation from the league this season. However, teams that fail to complete all their fixtures may face removal from the league, ensuring commitment and fair play.
The National Pool League has once again provided thrilling entertainment for fans, and the future of pool in Uganda looks bright. Congratulations to Roxberry Pool Club on their well-deserved championship win!
