Match Abstract for the Finals

Ladies

Mt St Henry’s 78 all out in 17.2 overs

St Cornelius SS 79/9 in 17.2 overs

St Cornelius received by 1 wicket

Boys

St John’s Kauga 93 alll out in 14.3 overs

St Cornelius SS 70 all out in 15.4 overs

St. John’s Kauga received by 23 runs

On October 11, 2025, the Deep Finish Colleges’ Cricket Match culminated in a day stuffed with thrilling competitors, cultural performances, and celebrations of youthful spirit.

The band from St. Henry’s Excessive Faculty college students set the tone with vibrant music, energizing the group earlier than the finals unfolded on the pitch.

Within the boys’ remaining, debutants St. John’s Excessive Faculty, Kauga, shocked spectators by clinching the title of their very first look.

Batting first, Kauga posted a modest however difficult 93 runs in 14.3 overs, anchored by aggressive boundary-hitting from Paul Emetu and Jackson Asiku.

Regardless of some early wickets misplaced, their complete proved sufficient towards a disciplined St. Cornelius bowling assault.

The chase proved troublesome for St. Cornelius as bowlers Mustafah Mutwalibu and Derrick Okecho utilized relentless stress, taking essential wickets at key moments.

Finally, St. Cornelius was bowled out for 70 runs in 15.4 overs, handing Kauga a well-deserved 23-run victory.

The triumph highlighted Kauga’s teamwork and composure below stress, a testomony to their exhausting work and rising expertise.

In the meantime, the women’ remaining delivered equally gripping drama.

St. Cornelius Secondary Faculty lastly broke their silver streak after two missed makes an attempt, edging out hosts Mt. St. Henry’s in a nail-biting end.

Mt. St. Henry’s posted 78 runs, struggling to interrupt by means of the tight bowling of Jovia Namutebi and Florence Nawaali.

Chasing 79, St. Cornelius misplaced wickets early however displayed exceptional grit, holding on to win by only one wicket in 17.2 overs.

This victory was greater than only a trophy for the women—it was a second of resilience and redemption, symbolizing the spirit of persistence and development.

Collectively, the event showcased not solely the talent and keenness of those younger athletes but additionally the unifying energy of sport in nurturing confidence and camaraderie.

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

Greatest Bowler (Ladies)- Florence Nawaali (St Cornelius)

Greatest Bowler (Boys)– Derrick Okecho (St John’s Kauga)

Greatest Batter (Ladies)- Scovia Nakyanzi (Mt St Henry’s)

Greatest Batter (Boys)- Paul Emetu (St John’s Kauga)

MVP (Ladies)- Jovia Namutebi (St Cornelius)

MVP(Boys)- Rober Owili (St John’s Kauga)