Uganda achieved a commanding 4-0 victory over Kenya in the Foursomes at the Victoria Cup, led by young talents Joseph Akena and Peter Mayende. With a current score of 8.5 to 3.5, Uganda heads into the afternoon’s Fourballs. Team coach and captain express pride in the team’s performance, emphasizing the bright future ahead for Ugandan golf.

In a remarkable display at the ongoing Victoria Cup, Uganda triumphed over Kenya in the Foursomes golf event, securing a dominant 4-0 victory. The match featured Nineteen-year-old Joseph Reagan Akena and fifteen-year-old Peter Mayende, who demonstrated exceptional skill and teamwork. Their performance followed a previous victory against Kenyan captain John Lejirma and Elly Barno, further solidifying Uganda’s lead in the tournament.

After their commanding win, Uganda now stands at 8.5 points, compared to Kenya’s 3.5 points, heading into the afternoon’s Fourballs. Following this, the final Singles matches are scheduled for Saturday. Team coach, UPDF Sergeant Flavia Namakula, expressed gratitude for the team’s performance and noted, “We are keeping our focus and waiting for the afternoon session. We are glad to be in this position and we thank God for this lead.”

Team captain Joseph Cwinya-ai conveyed pride in leading the young national team, stating, “Proud and happy leading the youngest ever national team side assembled for a national event ….indeed the future of Ugandan golf is Bright.” The tournament continues to showcase the commitment and talent of both teams as they compete for golf glory.

The ongoing Victoria Cup has highlighted Uganda’s impressive performance in Foursomes golf, with a standout display from young players Joseph Akena and Peter Mayende. With a leading score of 8.5 points to 3.5 against Kenya, Uganda’s team is poised for further success in the upcoming Fourballs and Singles matches. The dedication and skill of these young golfers signal a promising future for Ugandan golf.

Original Source: www.independent.co.ug