Uganda’s Medal Hunt and Title Defence Gather Pace on Day Three | XI Africa Aquatics Zone III Championships
Uganda’s three relay victories on Friday reinforced the team’s depth, but Kenya’s narrow triumph in the boys’ 15-and-over event demonstrated the fine margins separating the leading teams. Tanzania’s success in freestyle and butterfly races further underlined the strength of the visiting swimmers.
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Uganda strengthened its bid for a fourth consecutive Africa Aquatics Zone III Championships title on Friday, October 23, winning three of the four 400-metre freestyle relays as the hosts continued to collect medals across the programme. However, strong performances from Kenya and Tanzania ensured the competition remained fiercely contested, with several races decided by fractions of a second.
The third day featured impressive displays across individual and relay events, with Uganda demonstrating its depth in multiple age groups. Kenya’s narrow victory in the boys’ 15-and-over 400-metre freestyle relay was among the day’s biggest talking points, while Tanzania continued to challenge the hosts with important victories in freestyle and butterfly races.
Uganda began the championships with 43 medals on day one, comprising 23 gold, 13 silver and seven bronze, including medals from the Masters events. The hosts raised the standard on Thursday, winning 22 individual titles and all eight relay races to establish an early advantage in the contest for overall honours.
Friday brought a more competitive test, with Uganda winning three relays while Kenya claimed the remaining title. Tanzania also secured several individual victories, demonstrating that Uganda would need to maintain its consistency to extend its reign at the regional championships.
The girls’ under-14 400-metre freestyle relay provided one of Uganda’s early highlights, as Gabriella Eleanor Ndyanabo, Mackayla Ssali, Shivon Nagginda and Gabriella Opolot Asima combined to win in 4:14.54. Their performance underlined the hosts’ strength in the younger age groups and added another relay gold to Uganda’s growing collection.
Uganda’s boys’ under-14 relay quartet of Kristian Mugumya Bwisho, Sanford William, Manuel Ssemanda and Elijah Ayesiga also secured gold, clocking 3:49.18 to finish ahead of Kenya’s 3:49.75. The result reinforced Uganda’s competitiveness in the junior categories, although the close finish showed that Kenya remained firmly in contention.
The girls’ 15-and-over 400-metre freestyle relay delivered another victory for the hosts. Muzito Gloria, Namutebi Kirabo, Paloma Kirabo and Crystal Ssemanda combined to clock 4:06.77, securing gold and further demonstrating Uganda’s depth in the older age groups.
Kenya, however, denied Uganda a clean sweep of the relay events by winning the boys’ 15-and-over 400-metre freestyle relay in a thrilling finish. Andrew Ogola, Isaiah Gitonga, Baraka Nyakundi and Nathan Matimu touched home in 3:36.83, edging Uganda’s 3:36.86 by just 0.03 seconds. Tanzania completed the podium in 3:39.16.
The narrow margin highlighted the intensity of the regional contest, with Kenya’s victory demonstrating how quickly the balance can shift among the leading teams. Uganda’s three relay wins remained a significant achievement, but the hosts were reminded that maintaining their dominance would require continued precision and consistency.
The individual 400-metre freestyle events also produced notable results. Tanzania’s Max Missokia won the boys’ under-14 race in 4:32.42, finishing ahead of Kenya’s Lawrence Okumu in 4:37.69 and Uganda’s Manuel Ssemanda, who claimed bronze in 4:39.53.
Uganda responded in the girls’ under-14 category through Gabriella Eleanor Ndyanabo, who won in 4:49.19. Tanzania’s Nicolene Viljoen finished second in 4:55.82, while Uganda’s Shivon Nagginda took third in 5:00.91, giving the hosts two swimmers on the podium.
Missokia continued Tanzania’s impressive showing by winning the boys’ 13–14 100-metre freestyle in 57.07 seconds. He also finished second in the boys’ 13–14 200-metre individual medley in 2:21.29, missing the title by just 0.01 seconds as Kenya’s Harith Muses claimed victory.
Kenya added another important result through Baraka Nyakundi, who won the boys’ 15–16 100-metre freestyle in 54.41 seconds, ahead of Uganda’s Jonathan Kaweesa in 54.78 seconds. The result further illustrated Kenya’s ability to challenge Uganda in events where the hosts have traditionally been strong.
The 200-metre butterfly races provided further excitement, with Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania sharing honours across several age groups. Tanzania’s Nicolene Viljoen won the girls’ under-14 event in 2:41.49, finishing ahead of Kenya’s Katja Kimani in 2:43.88 and Uganda’s Mackayla Ssali in 2:44.20.
Uganda secured the girls’ 15–16 200-metre butterfly title through Tyrah Muganzi, who clocked 2:45.69, while Tanzania’s Zac Okumu won the boys’ 15–16 race in 2:28.87. Burundi also celebrated a senior victory as Tony Lilia Uwineza won the boys’ 17-and-over 200-metre butterfly in 2:23.99.
Uwineza’s victory came in a closely contested race, with Uganda’s Thembo Katende finishing second in 2:24.18 and Tanzania’s Mark Tibazarwa taking third in 2:24.40. The result highlighted the depth of competition in the senior category, where the leading swimmers finished within fractions of a second of one another.
Uganda also claimed the top two places in the girls’ 17-and-over 200-metre butterfly, with Brandy Nakimbugwe winning in 3:07.03 and Blessing Kaitesi finishing second in 3:22.78. The one-two finish provided another boost for the hosts as they continued to collect medals across the programme.
Kenya enjoyed further success in the butterfly and individual medley events. Don Ndirangu won the boys’ 13–14 50-metre butterfly in 25.95 seconds, while Katja Kimani claimed the girls’ under-12 200-metre individual medley in 2:40.42 and the 100-metre freestyle in 1:05.38. Victoria Okumu won the girls’ 17-and-over 200-metre individual medley, while Lawrence Okumu secured the boys’ under-14 200-metre butterfly title in 2:28.07.
The Masters events added another dimension to the day’s programme, with swimmers from Uganda, Kenya and Burundi claiming victories across several age categories. Uganda’s Kiwuka Resty won the women’s 25–29 50-metre butterfly in 41.39 seconds, while Mary Akello topped the 30–34 category in 42.35 seconds. Other Ugandan winners included Mugenyi N. Abisagi, Rachael Jane Ayikoru and Patricia Bageine Ejalu.
Kenya’s Julie Bageine won the women’s 55–59 Masters category, while Burundi’s Elsie Uwamahoro topped the 35–39 event. Uganda also recorded victories in the men’s Masters competition through Habib Yawe, Alex Kateeba, Donald Rukare, Peter Mugisha Simon, Charles Obwana and Peter Ssebanakitta. Kenya’s Jerry Collins and Philip Kipkazi also secured titles, reflecting the broad spread of success across the region.
Against this competitive backdrop, several Ugandan swimmers distinguished themselves with outstanding individual performances. Ibrahim Lule was among the day’s leading performers, completing a hat-trick of individual gold medals. He won the boys’ under-12 50-metre butterfly in 29.80 seconds, the 200-metre individual medley in 2:35.87 and the 100-metre freestyle in 1:04.62, demonstrating impressive versatility across three disciplines.
Mackayla Ssali also enjoyed a productive day, collecting two individual gold medals and a bronze. She won the girls’ 13–14 50-metre butterfly in 30.78 seconds, narrowly beating teammate Gabriella Opolot Asima, who clocked 30.84 seconds. Ssali followed that victory with gold in the 100-metre freestyle in 1:01.42 before finishing third in the 200-metre butterfly in 2:44.20.
Muzito Gloria delivered another impressive performance in the older age groups, winning the girls’ 17-and-over 50-metre butterfly in 28.27 seconds before claiming the 100-metre freestyle title in 54.65 seconds. She also helped Uganda win the girls’ 15-and-over 400-metre freestyle relay, making her one of the hosts’ most influential performers on day three.
Zara Marie Mbanga contributed two individual gold medals, winning the girls’ 15-and-over 400-metre freestyle in 4:51.54 and the girls’ 15–16 200-metre individual medley in 2:31.26. Her achievements strengthened Uganda’s tally and highlighted the hosts’ quality in both freestyle and medley events.
Jonathan Kaweesa also made a valuable contribution by winning the boys’ 15–16 200-metre individual medley in 2:17.88. He added silver in the 100-metre freestyle, finishing in 54.78 seconds behind Kenya’s Nyakundi, whose victory further demonstrated the strength of the regional competition.
Mathew Ryland Andrew completed Uganda’s list of standout performers by winning the boys’ 17-and-over 50-metre butterfly in 24.90 seconds. Uganda also secured a one-two finish in the boys’ under-12 50-metre butterfly, with Lule taking gold and Malachi Ssali claiming silver in 30.00 seconds.
After three days of competition, Uganda’s consistency remains central to its pursuit of another overall title. The hosts have continued to produce individual champions across multiple age groups while maintaining a strong presence in the relays. Nevertheless, Kenya and Tanzania have shown that the title race remains competitive, with both countries registering important victories and pushing Uganda in several closely contested events.
Uganda’s three relay victories on Friday reinforced the team’s depth, but Kenya’s narrow triumph in the boys’ 15-and-over event demonstrated the fine margins separating the leading teams. Tanzania’s success in freestyle and butterfly races further underlined the strength of the visiting swimmers.
As the championships continue in Kampala, Uganda will seek to build on its early momentum and move closer to a fourth consecutive Africa Aquatics Zone III Championships title. The performances of Lule, Ssali, Muzito Gloria, Mbanga, Kaweesa and Andrew provide encouragement for the hosts, but sustained performances across the remaining programme will be essential if Uganda is to finish the championships on top.
Full results
XI Africa Aquatics Zone III Championships
Day Three Swimming Results
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Medal-style rank markers identify first, second and third place.
Event 77Girls 14 & Under 400 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Gabriella Eleanor, Ndyanabo
14
Uganda
4:49.19
2
Viljoen, Nicolene J
14
Tanzania
4:55.82
3
Nagginda, Shivon
14
Uganda
5:00.91
4
Kimani, Katja
12
Kenya-ZZ
5:08.30
5
Muthui, Christabel M
14
Kenya-ZZ
5:18.93
6
Borega, Lorita L
14
Tanzania
5:38.23
7
Iris, Kayiranga
13
Rwanda-ZZ
5:57.81
8
Fabiola, Niyiturinda
13
Rwanda-ZZ
6:54.10
Event 78Boys 14 & Under 400 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Missokia, Max
14
Tanzania
4:32.42
2
Okumu, Lawrence
14
Kenya-ZZ
4:37.69
3
Ssemanda, Manuel
14
Uganda
4:39.53
4
Ahmed, Nabil
13
Tanzania
4:40.55
5
Immelman, Aiden Akubu
14
Uganda
4:40.72
6
Abdulkadir, Abdulkadir A
13
Kenya-ZZ
4:52.14
7
Kean, Murenzi Sheja
14
Rwanda-ZZ
5:02.54
8
Mugisha, John Sam
12
Burundi
5:39.81
9
Mugisha, Gift Hero
14
Burundi
5:59.20
Event 79Girls 15 & Over 400 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Mbanga Zara, Marie
15
Uganda
4:51.54
2
Kahinju, Nissi
15
Uganda
5:03.64
3
Irungu, Erin N
15
Kenya-ZZ
5:19.48
4
Githui, Lowena M
16
Kenya-ZZ
5:21.41
5
Kalisa, Keza
15
Rwanda-ZZ
5:43.59
6
Maniriho, Alyse Leilla
19
Burundi
5:58.08
7
Pamella, Iradukunda
16
Rwanda-ZZ
6:04.36
Event 80Boys 15 & Over 400 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Tibazarwa, Mark
17
Tanzania
4:17.88
2
Matimu, Nathan
18
Kenya-ZZ
4:22.73
3
Okumu, Zac
15
Tanzania
4:27.23
4
Christian, Byiringiro
18
Rwanda-ZZ
4:31.62
5
Vandenhoeke, Robin
15
Uganda
4:43.52
6
Shaun Kairumba, Murungi
17
Uganda
5:00.12
7
Nzigamasabo, David
18
Burundi
5:06.37
8
Eric, Iradukunda
21
Rwanda-ZZ
5:16.97
9
Mikenyure, Jean Harlan
17
Burundi
5:40.43
—
Ogola, Andrew J
15
Kenya-ZZ
NS
Event 81Girls 12 & Under 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Nabatanzi, Mushira
12
Uganda
31.36
2
Novelli, Frida
11
Kenya-ZZ
31.69
3
Kyenekiki, Camilla
11
Tanzania
32.19
4
Alala, Melissa M
11
Kenya-ZZ
32.37
5
Acuo, Gianna Opolot A
12
Uganda
32.82
6
Aya Ofleh, Adams
11
Somalia
33.35
7
Matembo, Celine
12
Tanzania
34.21
8
Aurelie Djaluchae, Singizwa Iyizire
12
Rwanda-ZZ
37.03
—
Abigail, Namakwa
12
Team Uganda B
X33.89
Event 82Boys 12 & Under 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Lule, Ibrahim
12
Uganda
29.80
2
Ssali, Malachi
12
Uganda
30.00
3
Irungu, Jeremy
10
Kenya-ZZ
32.94
4
Mugisha, John Sam
12
Burundi
32.95
5
Ng’wandu, William E
12
Tanzania
33.19
6
Wekesa, Ryan J
12
Kenya-ZZ
34.16
7
Mangush, Mikhail
11
Tanzania
36.63
8
Elyas Ofleh, Adams
11
Somalia
53.00
—
Tamale, Tzion
11
Team Uganda B
X34.46
Event 83Girls 13-14 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Ssali, Mackayla
14
Uganda
30.78
2
Asima, Gabriella Opolot A
14
Uganda
30.84
3
Ngaruiya, Alma W
14
Kenya-ZZ
31.41
4
Vusha, Nadia
14
Kenya-ZZ
32.29
5
Borega, Leyna L
13
Tanzania
33.26
6
Borega, Lorita L
14
Tanzania
35.96
7
Kazozakeza, Theilla Vania
14
Burundi
39.16
8
Pearl Shekinah Milly, Bigwi
13
Rwanda-ZZ
42.57
9
Iris, Kayiranga
13
Rwanda-ZZ
43.35
Event 84Boys 13-14 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Ndirangu, Don G
13
Kenya-ZZ
25.95
2
Jayden, Ntwali
14
Rwanda-ZZ
28.06
3
Shane, Mugenyi
13
Uganda
28.23
3
William, Sanford
14
Uganda
28.23
5
Kean, Murenzi Sheja
14
Rwanda-ZZ
28.28
6
Igoro, Ibrahim
14
Tanzania
28.44
7
Nyangena, Dylan
14
Kenya-ZZ
29.01
8
Maginga, Nolan N
13
Tanzania
30.68
9
Mugisha, Gift Hero
14
Burundi
34.24
Shane, Mugenyi and William, Sanford tied for third place in 28.23.
Event 85Girls 15-16 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Muganzi, Tyrah
15
Uganda
30.44
2
Kirabo, Paloma
16
Uganda
31.39
3
Maina, Elliana W
15
Kenya-ZZ
31.50
4
Leboy, Vahkeinah B
15
Kenya-ZZ
32.58
5
Matungwa, Abigail
16
Tanzania
33.57
6
Kalisa, Keza
15
Rwanda-ZZ
36.46
7
Pamella, Iradukunda
16
Rwanda-ZZ
38.65
Event 86Boys 15-16 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Kaweesa, Jonathan
15
Uganda
26.19
2
Ogola, Andrew J
15
Kenya-ZZ
26.34
3
Thuranira, Nael T
15
Kenya-ZZ
27.59
4
Missokia, Julius
16
Tanzania
28.07
5
Karuhanga, Elisha
16
Uganda
28.14
6
Bahigezi, Don Peniel
16
Burundi
30.63
7
Okore, Luke M
15
Tanzania
31.07
8
Colwyne, Murenzi Shema
16
Rwanda-ZZ
31.48
9
Ryan Sheja, Kabagema
15
Rwanda-ZZ
31.79
—
Mohamed Ahmed, Glaleldin Yassin
15
Sudan
NS
Event 87Girls 17 & Over 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Gloria, Muzito
23
Uganda
28.27
2
Kirabo, Namutebi
21
Uganda
28.75
3
Demello, Filbertha
17
Tanzania
31.04
4
Maina, Wangechi T
18
Kenya-ZZ
33.29
5
Maokola, Cathleen F
17
Tanzania
33.55
6
Maniriho, Alyse Leilla
19
Burundi
35.04
7
Kariuki, Amani W
17
Kenya-ZZ
35.98
Event 88Boys 17 & Over 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Ryland Andrew, Mathew
19
Uganda
24.90
2
Rumanyika, Alex
17
Uganda
26.24
3
Houssein, Barkat Houmed
22
Djibouti
26.58
4
Ganira, Belly Cresus
26
Burundi
27.00
5
Gitonga, Isaiah M
17
Kenya-ZZ
27.06
6
Uwineza, Tony Lilia
20
Burundi
27.31
7
Okore, Austin
17
Tanzania
27.41
8
Christian, Byiringiro
18
Rwanda-ZZ
27.60
9
Hashim, Mohammed
17
Kenya-ZZ
27.82
10
Joseph, Michael J
20
Tanzania
28.13
11
Bosco, Mugwaneza
20
Rwanda-ZZ
29.30
—
Ahmed, Youssouf Abdo
20
Djibouti
DQ
Ahmed, Youssouf Abdo (DQ): arms not brought forward simultaneously over the water.
Event 89Women 25-29 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Resty, Kiwuka
28
Uganda Masters
41.39
2
Baguma Verstinah, Mwiza
25
Uganda Masters
1:01.91
—
Kahumba, Anita
28
Tanzania Masters
NS
Event 89Women 30-34 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Mary, Akello
30
Uganda Masters
42.35
2
Sandra, Arinaitwe
34
Uganda Masters
48.68
3
Catherine, Nakimuli
32
Uganda Masters
51.06
4
Catherine, Nazziwa
33
Uganda Masters
55.99
—
Belinda Ilamai, Eleanor
32
Uganda Masters
NS
—
Ngilorita, Jacquiline
33
Tanzania Masters
NS
Event 89Women 35-39 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Uwamahoro, Elsie
37
Burundi Masters
43.44
2
Esther, Nadunga
36
Uganda Masters
50.27
3
Linda, Namayanja
39
Uganda Masters
53.68
4
Rachael, Amito
39
Uganda Masters
53.97
Event 89Women 40-44 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Abisagi, Mugenyi N
41
Uganda Masters
50.35
2
Sophia, Owoko
41
Uganda Masters
1:02.04
Event 89Women 45-49 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Rachael, Jane Ayikoru
48
Uganda Masters
1:04.28
2
Isabella Omara, Sigombe
49
Uganda Masters
1:12.71
3
Byamugisha, Frida
49
Uganda Masters
1:47.25
Event 89Women 50-54 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Patricia Bageine, Ejalu
54
Uganda Masters
50.33
2
Isabella J, Achokotho
51
Uganda Masters
2:34.27
Event 89Women 55-59 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Bageine, Julie
58
Kenya Masters-ZZ
41.00
Event 90Men 25-29 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Jerry, Collins
27
Kenya Masters-ZZ
28.72
2
Hangi, Elia
26
Tanzania Masters
29.18
3
Mayengo, Joel
27
Uganda Masters
30.09
4
Irankunda, Isihaka
28
Rwanda Masters
30.13
5
Muhoozi, Ivan
28
Uganda Masters
30.85
6
Buyagu, Edgar
29
Burundi Masters
31.38
Event 90Men 30-34 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Kipkazi, Philip
32
Kenya Masters-ZZ
30.57
2
Wamala, Benon
32
Uganda Masters
31.06
3
Musaazi, Benjamin
30
Uganda Masters
33.37
4
Bakka, Amos
32
Uganda Masters
33.96
5
Cohen, Sharp
32
Uganda Masters
35.92
—
Ssemanda, Mubarak
30
Uganda Masters
NS
Event 90Men 35-39 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Yawe, Habib
35
Uganda Masters
36.59
2
Onyango, Grishon
36
Kenya Masters-ZZ
45.29
—
Conrad Kaheeru, Bukonyezi
35
Uganda Masters
NS
—
Said, Ally
35
Tanzania Masters
NS
Event 90Men 40-44 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Kateeba, Alex
44
Uganda Masters
34.76
2
Bukenya, Nicholas
41
Uganda Masters
36.94
Event 90Men 45-49 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Mubangizi, Robert Marembo
46
Uganda Masters
47.26
2
Mayanja, Abubaker
47
Uganda Masters
49.87
—
Munaaba, Ismail
47
Uganda Masters
NS
Event 90Men 50-54 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Salano, Leland
54
Kenya Masters-ZZ
39.22
2
Makere, Samson
51
Tanzania Masters
40.39
3
Rukare, Dunstan
50
Uganda Masters
43.65
4
Songok, Wesley
53
Kenya Masters-ZZ
1:02.69
Event 90Men 55-59 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Donald, Rukare
57
Uganda Masters
46.83
2
Magezi, Patrick
56
Uganda Masters
47.66
—
Kiiza, Godfrey
56
Uganda Masters
NS
Event 90Men 60-64 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Mugisha Simon, Peter
60
Uganda Masters
41.25
2
Khalid, Muhammed
60
Kenya Masters-ZZ
57.06
Event 90Men 65-69 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Charles, Obwana
69
Uganda Masters
1:19.97
Event 90Men 70 & Over 50 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Ssebanakitta, Peter
70
Uganda Masters
58.71
Event 91Girls 12 & Under 200 SC Meter IM
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Kimani, Katja
12
Kenya-ZZ
2:40.42
2
Nabatanzi, Mushira
12
Uganda
2:41.22
3
Hassan, Aisha
12
Kenya-ZZ
2:47.10
4
Nyonyintono, Audrey
11
Uganda
2:49.07
5
Matembo, Celine
12
Tanzania
2:55.84
6
Aya Ofleh, Adams
11
Somalia
2:57.57
7
Mattaka, Iris M
11
Tanzania
3:03.20
8
Aurelie Djaluchae, Singizwa Iyizire
12
Rwanda-ZZ
3:09.84
—
Amaro, Sonia
11
Team Uganda B
X2:57.65
—
Nakato, Hannah
12
Team Uganda B
X2:58.91
Event 92Boys 12 & Under 200 SC Meter IM
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Lule, Ibrahim
12
Uganda
2:35.87
2
Liebchen, Oscar
12
Tanzania
2:41.87
3
Ng’wandu, William E
12
Tanzania
2:43.18
4
Kimuli, Ashley
11
Uganda
2:47.02
5
Nygel, Jaeden
12
Kenya-ZZ
2:48.72
6
Kodonde, Andy
12
Kenya-ZZ
2:53.73
7
Mugisha, John Sam
12
Burundi
2:58.56
—
Mutebi, Emmanuel
12
Team Uganda B
X2:57.08
—
Kabogoza, Seth
12
Team Uganda B
XDQ
Kabogoza, Seth (XDQ): touch at the finish or turn was not made with both hands simultaneously/separated (fly).
Event 93Girls 13-14 200 SC Meter IM
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Viljoen, Nicolene J
14
Tanzania
2:31.20
2
Ssali, Mackayla
14
Uganda
2:37.16
3
Ngaruiya, Alma W
14
Kenya-ZZ
2:37.36
4
Kimario, Imaan
14
Tanzania
2:43.74
5
Nagginda, Shivon
14
Uganda
2:46.26
6
Ibrahim, Lea
13
Kenya-ZZ
2:52.52
7
Kazozakeza, Theilla Vania
14
Burundi
3:27.07
8
Pearl Shekinah Milly, Bigwi
13
Rwanda-ZZ
3:27.61
—
Ihunde, Alba
13
Team Uganda B
X2:45.86
Event 94Boys 13-14 200 SC Meter IM
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Muses, Harith
14
Kenya-ZZ
2:21.28
2
Missokia, Max
14
Tanzania
2:21.29
3
Ndirangu, Don G
13
Kenya-ZZ
2:26.92
4
Ayesiga, Elijah A
13
Uganda
2:27.10
5
Kean, Murenzi Sheja
14
Rwanda-ZZ
2:31.34
6
Jayden, Ntwali
14
Rwanda-ZZ
2:32.72
7
Bwisho, Kristian Mugumya
13
Uganda
2:33.22
8
Maginga, Nolan N
13
Tanzania
2:42.95
Event 95Girls 15-16 200 SC Meter IM
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Mbanga Zara, Marie
15
Uganda
2:31.26
2
Kikambi, Theresa
15
Uganda
2:39.98
3
Githui, Lowena M
16
Kenya-ZZ
2:51.13
4
Irungu, Erin N
15
Kenya-ZZ
2:51.58
5
Aragsan Liban, Mugabo
15
Rwanda-ZZ
3:01.38
6
Matungwa, Abigail
16
Tanzania
3:01.87
7
Kalisa, Keza
15
Rwanda-ZZ
3:04.13
Event 96Boys 15-16 200 SC Meter IM
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Kaweesa, Jonathan
15
Uganda
2:17.88
2
Missokia, Julius
16
Tanzania
2:19.42
3
Abdou, Hakim S
15
Uganda
2:19.62
4
Ogola, Andrew J
15
Kenya-ZZ
2:25.10
5
Okumu, Zac
15
Tanzania
2:25.49
6
Mugo, Chris
16
Kenya-ZZ
2:29.13
7
Bahigezi, Don Peniel
16
Burundi
2:45.64
—
Mwase, Jaden
15
Team Uganda B
X2:35.29
Event 97Girls 17 & Over 200 SC Meter IM
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Okumu, Victoria
22
Kenya-ZZ
2:35.68
2
Kisawuzi, Tara
18
Uganda
2:41.49
3
Demello, Filbertha
17
Tanzania
2:46.46
4
Nakimbugwe, Brandy
21
Uganda
3:03.32
5
Maniriho, Alyse Leilla
19
Burundi
3:11.20
—
Irungu, Elaine W
17
Kenya-ZZ
NS
Event 98Boys 17 & Over 200 SC Meter IM
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Rukundo, Daniel
17
Uganda
2:15.73
2
Okore, Austin
17
Tanzania
2:18.26
3
Kimuli Kyle, Kaweesa
18
Uganda
2:21.82
4
Houssein, Barkat Houmed
22
Djibouti
2:25.48
5
Mukani, Isaac
17
Tanzania
2:29.59
6
Shema, Niyomurengezi
18
Rwanda-ZZ
2:30.66
7
Irakoze, Nicky Terry
23
Burundi
2:31.94
8
Uwineza, Tony Lilia
20
Burundi
2:32.48
9
Kevin, Kaiga
21
Rwanda-ZZ
2:47.16
Event 99Girls 12 & Under 100 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Kimani, Katja
12
Kenya-ZZ
1:05.38
2
Diamantidis, Athena
11
Kenya-ZZ
1:05.46
3
Kyenekiki, Camilla
11
Tanzania
1:06.02
4
Acuo, Gianna Opolot A
12
Uganda
1:06.94
5
Aya Ofleh, Adams
11
Somalia
1:10.54
6
Nabatanzi, Mushira
12
Uganda
1:10.92
7
Kahemele, Ithra
11
Tanzania
1:11.65
8
Aurelie Djaluchae, Singizwa Iyizire
12
Rwanda-ZZ
1:13.16
—
Abigail Letasi, Adukule
12
Team Uganda B
X1:08.81
Event 100Boys 12 & Under 100 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Lule, Ibrahim
12
Uganda
1:04.62
2
Irungu, Jeremy
10
Kenya-ZZ
1:05.96
3
Ng’wandu, William E
12
Tanzania
1:07.33
4
Mugisha, John Sam
12
Burundi
1:08.97
5
Mhella, Konhelli J
11
Tanzania
1:09.41
6
Kimuli, Ashley
11
Uganda
1:09.67
7
Elyas Ofleh, Adams
11
Somalia
1:29.68
—
Telwa Ateni, Oboke
12
Team Uganda B
X1:09.33
—
Mutebi, Emmanuel
12
Team Uganda B
X1:11.88
Event 101Girls 13-14 100 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Ssali, Mackayla
14
Uganda
1:01.42
2
Gabriella Eleanor, Ndyanabo
14
Uganda
1:02.95
3
Kimario, Imaan
14
Tanzania
1:03.24
4
Borega, Leyna L
13
Tanzania
1:03.33
5
Vusha, Nadia
14
Kenya-ZZ
1:03.51
6
Muthui, Christabel M
14
Kenya-ZZ
1:07.35
7
Iris, Kayiranga
13
Rwanda-ZZ
1:15.36
8
Kazozakeza, Theilla Vania
14
Burundi
1:17.38
9
Pearl Shekinah Milly, Bigwi
13
Rwanda-ZZ
1:19.56
Event 102Boys 13-14 100 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Missokia, Max
14
Tanzania
57.07
2
Bwisho, Kristian Mugumya
13
Uganda
57.17
3
Ndirangu, Don G
13
Kenya-ZZ
57.34
4
William, Sanford
14
Uganda
57.65
5
Kean, Murenzi Sheja
14
Rwanda-ZZ
57.71
6
Abdulkadir, Abdulkadir A
13
Kenya-ZZ
57.75
7
Makalla, Ethan
14
Tanzania
59.73
8
Jayden, Ntwali
14
Rwanda-ZZ
1:00.58
9
Mugisha, Gift Hero
14
Burundi
1:08.95
—
Ainomugisha, Earl
13
Team Uganda B
X1:06.93
Event 103Girls 15-16 100 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Ssemanda, Crystal
15
Uganda
1:02.87
2
Kahinju, Nissi
15
Uganda
1:02.94
3
Odero, Kendra H
15
Kenya-ZZ
1:04.50
4
Aragsan Liban, Mugabo
15
Rwanda-ZZ
1:06.74
5
Hassan, Zeinab
15
Kenya-ZZ
1:07.22
6
Matungwa, Abigail
16
Tanzania
1:08.61
7
Pamella, Iradukunda
16
Rwanda-ZZ
1:13.53
Event 104Boys 15-16 100 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Nyakundi, Baraka J
15
Kenya-ZZ
54.41
2
Kaweesa, Jonathan
15
Uganda
54.78
3
Ogola, Andrew J
15
Kenya-ZZ
55.42
4
Missokia, Julius
16
Tanzania
55.53
5
Okumu, Zac
15
Tanzania
57.03
6
Benjamin, Ssali Kamulegeya
15
Uganda
57.34
7
Colwyne, Murenzi Shema
16
Rwanda-ZZ
1:02.19
8
Ryan Sheja, Kabagema
15
Rwanda-ZZ
1:02.28
9
Bahigezi, Don Peniel
16
Burundi
1:04.74
—
Mwebaze, Shadrach
16
Team Uganda B
X58.21
—
Mohamed Ahmed, Glaleldin Yassin
15
Sudan
NS
Event 105Girls 17 & Over 100 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Gloria, Muzito
23
Uganda
54.65
2
Kirabo, Namutebi
21
Uganda
1:02.85
3
Demello, Filbertha
17
Tanzania
1:03.14
4
Azu, Nuru
17
Kenya-ZZ
1:07.09
5
Maokola, Cathleen F
17
Tanzania
1:11.40
6
Maniriho, Alyse Leilla
19
Burundi
1:13.34
—
Irungu, Elaine W
17
Kenya-ZZ
NS
Event 106Boys 17 & Over 100 SC Meter Freestyle
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Mwase, Matthew
19
Uganda
53.42
2
Matimu, Nathan
18
Kenya-ZZ
53.70
3
Okore, Austin
17
Tanzania
54.58
4
Ganira, Belly Cresus
26
Burundi
55.35
5
Houssein, Barkat Houmed
22
Djibouti
55.60
6
Joseph, Michael J
20
Tanzania
55.69
7
Kimuli John, Trevor
24
Uganda
56.09
8
Gitonga, Isaiah M
17
Kenya-ZZ
56.54
9
Christian, Byiringiro
18
Rwanda-ZZ
57.04
10
Uwineza, Tony Lilia
20
Burundi
57.21
11
Kevin, Kaiga
21
Rwanda-ZZ
57.23
12
Ahmed, Youssouf Abdo
20
Djibouti
1:28.12
Event 107Girls 14 & Under 200 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Viljoen, Nicolene J
14
Tanzania
2:41.49
2
Kimani, Katja
12
Kenya-ZZ
2:43.88
3
Ssali, Mackayla
14
Uganda
2:44.20
4
Borega, Leyna L
13
Tanzania
2:48.63
5
Alala, Melissa M
11
Kenya-ZZ
2:50.71
6
Nabatanzi, Mushira
12
Uganda
3:04.24
7
Aya Ofleh, Adams
11
Somalia
3:26.98
—
Ihunde, Alba
13
Team Uganda B
X3:09.51
Event 108Boys 14 & Under 200 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Okumu, Lawrence
14
Kenya-ZZ
2:28.07
2
Katumba, Adam
14
Uganda
2:28.59
3
Jayden, Ntwali
14
Rwanda-ZZ
2:32.23
4
Missokia, Max
14
Tanzania
2:32.46
5
Ayesiga, Elijah A
13
Uganda
2:36.71
6
Makalla, Ethan
14
Tanzania
2:37.74
7
Mugisha, Gift Hero
14
Burundi
3:13.16
8
Mugisha, John Sam
12
Burundi
3:29.53
—
Ahurire, Finley
13
Team Uganda B
X2:56.39
—
Kean, Murenzi Sheja
14
Rwanda-ZZ
NS
Event 109Girls 15-16 200 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Muganzi, Tyrah
15
Uganda
2:45.69
2
Maina, Elliana W
15
Kenya-ZZ
2:48.27
3
Leboy, Vahkeinah B
15
Kenya-ZZ
3:05.46
4
Ssemanda, Crystal
15
Uganda
3:12.44
5
Kalisa, Keza
15
Rwanda-ZZ
3:15.30
Event 110Boys 15-16 200 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Okumu, Zac
15
Tanzania
2:28.87
2
Wamala Elijah, Blessed
16
Uganda
2:32.02
3
Mugo, Chris
16
Kenya-ZZ
2:33.65
4
Mukisa, Elijah
15
Uganda
2:33.78
5
Bharwani, Shuneal
15
Tanzania
3:07.98
—
Bukeera, Jonathan
16
Team Uganda B
XDQ
—
Ogola, Andrew J
15
Kenya-ZZ
NS
Bukeera, Jonathan (XDQ): arms not brought forward simultaneously over the water.
Event 111Girls 17 & Over 200 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Nakimbugwe, Brandy
21
Uganda
3:07.03
2
Kaitesi, Blessing
17
Uganda
3:22.78
3
Maniriho, Alyse Leilla
19
Burundi
3:39.57
Event 112Boys 17 & Over 200 SC Meter Butterfly
Rank
Swimmer
Age
Team
Final time
1
Uwineza, Tony Lilia
20
Burundi
2:23.99
2
Katende, Thembo
19
Uganda
2:24.18
3
Tibazarwa, Mark
17
Tanzania
2:24.40
4
Joseph, Michael J
20
Tanzania
2:31.03
5
Rumanyika, Alex
17
Uganda
2:34.71
6
Bosco, Mugwaneza
20
Rwanda-ZZ
2:36.82
7
Shema, Niyomurengezi
18
Rwanda-ZZ
2:38.10
8
Houssein, Barkat Houmed
22
Djibouti
2:43.82
9
Irakoze, Nicky Terry
23
Burundi
2:58.54
10
Mwangi, Jonathan M
17
Kenya-ZZ
3:10.11
Event 113Girls 14 & Under 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay
Rank
Team
Swimmers
Final time
1
Uganda
Gabriella Eleanor, Ndyanabo 14
Ssali, Mackayla 14
Nagginda, Shivon 14
Asima, Gabriella Opolot A 14
4:14.54
2
Tanzania
Borega, Leyna L 13
Borega, Lorita L 14
Kimario, Imaan 14
Viljoen, Nicolene J 14
4:20.56
3
Kenya-ZZ
Kimani, Katja 12
Diamantidis, Athena 11
Kahindi, Asha 12
Ngaruiya, Alma W 14
4:24.87
4
Rwanda-ZZ
Aurelie Djaluchae, Singizwa Iyizire 12
Fabiola, Niyiturinda 13
Iris, Kayiranga 13
Pearl Shekinah Milly, Bigwi 13
5:15.99
Event 114Boys 14 & Under 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay
Rank
Team
Swimmers
Final time
1
Uganda
Bwisho, Kristian Mugumya 13
William, Sanford 14
Ssemanda, Manuel 14
Ayesiga, Elijah A 13
3:49.18
2
Kenya-ZZ
Muses, Harith 14
Okumu, Lawrence 14
Abdulkadir, Abdulkadir A 13
Ndirangu, Don G 13
3:49.75
3
Tanzania
Makalla, Ethan 14
Igoro, Ibrahim 14
Kavishe, Fidel G 14
Missokia, Max 14
3:58.06
Event 115Girls 15 & Over 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay
Rank
Team
Swimmers
Final time
1
Uganda
Gloria, Muzito 23
Kirabo, Namutebi 21
Kirabo, Paloma 16
Ssemanda, Crystal 15
4:06.77
2
Kenya-ZZ
Okumu, Victoria 22
Irungu, Erin N 15
Maina, Wangechi T 18
Maina, Kamwelle 15
4:25.58
Event 116Boys 15 & Over 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay
Rank
Team
Swimmers
Final time
1
Kenya-ZZ
Ogola, Andrew J 15
Gitonga, Isaiah M 17
Nyakundi, Baraka J 15
Matimu, Nathan 18
3:36.83
2
Uganda
Mwase, Matthew 19
Kaweesa, Jonathan 15
Ryland Andrew, Mathew 19
Rumanyika, Alex 17
3:36.86
3
Tanzania
Okore, Austin 17
Missokia, Julius 16
Joseph, Michael J 20
Tibazarwa, Mark 17
3:39.16
4
Burundi
Nzigamasabo, David 18
Uwineza, Tony Lilia 20
Irakoze, Nicky Terry 23
Ganira, Belly Cresus 26
3:56.84
5
Rwanda-ZZ
Kevin, Kaiga 21
Eric, Iradukunda 21
Christian, Byiringiro 18
Ryan Sheja, Kabagema 15
4:01.21
Source: Provisional Results, Day 3, XI Africa Aquatics Zone III Championships, issued by Uganda Swim Club using HY-TEK’s MEET MANAGER.
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