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Dynamic Secondary School Ssonde has been crowned champions of the second of the Latifah Cup after they shoot Latifah Mixed Secondary School Kabimbiri 4-3 following a barren (0-0) draw in the final on Sunday 5th, October 2025 at Kabimbiri R/C Primary School Playground.
The tournament that kicked off on Saturday in Kabimbiri saw eight (8) schools compete in boys’ football.
“I am happy to see that my vision goes on growing day by day and that schools are turning up to test their teams.” Said Wilberforce Sserugo, the managing director Latifah Mixed, who is the vision bearer for the Latifah Cup.
The event was attended by Mukono District Secondary Schools Sports Associations chairman, Steven Kitooke who challenged schools to always take sports serious
“I challenge schools that pretend to be busy in academic and forego talent development. As we teach our dear learners, it is very important that we develop talents because, as we speak today, many people are earning money from their talents before even their academic documents therefore, let’s embrace sports”. Stated Steven Kitooke, the chairman Mukono District Secondary Schools Sports Associations
Also, in attendance was Mukono Zone chairman, who also doubles as the director of Dynamic Secondary School Ssonde Richard Muhumuza, who stated that Mukono Zone has all what it takes to be champions at National
“Schools in Mukono have what it takes to be national champions. I want to encourage the participants we work hard, I believe we can be there. “
“I know sports is very, very expensive, but thanks to school proprietors for investing in talent development despite the tight budget because this 3rd term where many would think we should concentrate on academics but coming in this tournament shows real love for sports”. Added Richard Muhumuza
To reach the finals, Dynamic SS ejected surprise package Mukono Islamic SS by 2-1 score line whilst Latifah Mixed SS eliminated defending champions in Central College Kabimbiri by 1-0 score line
Defending champions, Central College Kabimbiri defeated Mukono Islamic Secondary School to take home the silver medal by 3-2 in penalty shoots after full time had ended a one all (1-1) draw.
Individual Awards
Champions: Dynamic Secondary School Ssonde
1st Runners-up: Latifah Mixed Secondary School Kabimbiri
2nd Runners-up: Central College Kabimbiri
Top Scorer: Muhammad Sseruyange (Dynamic SS Ssonde)
Best Goalkeeper: Rashid Kasozi (Latifah Mixed SS)
MVP: Huzaifa ( Central College Kabimbiri)
All Results
Finals: Dynamic SS Ssonde (4) 0-0 (3) Latifah Mixed SS Kabimbiri
3rd Place Play-off: Central College Kabimbiri (3) 1-1 (2) Mukono Islamic SS
Semi-Finals
Dynamic SS Ssonde 2-1 Mukono Islamic Secondary School
Latifah Mixed School Kabimbiri Central College Kabimbiri
Group A Results
Kasana Vocational School 0-0 Cream Field
Central college Kabimbiri 3-4 Dynamic SS
Central college Kabimbiri 1-1 Kasana Vocational School
Creamfield High School 0-1 Central College Kabimbiri
Dynamic SS Ssonde 0-0 Kasana Vocational School
Dynamic SS Ssonde 1-0 Cream Field High School
Group B Results
Mukono Islamic SS 0-1 Latifah Mixed SS
Lakeview Mpatta 0-1 Mukono Kings High School
Mukono Kings High School 0-1 Mukono Islamic SS
Latifah Mixed School 1-0 Lakeview Mpatta
Lakeview Mpatta 0-2 Mukono Islamic SS
Latifah Mixed School 0-0 Mukono Kings High School
Latifah Cup Champions
2025: Dynamic SS Ssonde
2024: Central College Kabimbiri
