The FUBA Division one game week 13 was filled with more drama, great individual performances, default win, interference from the rain and much more as most teams closed the round 1.

The games started on Saturday hosted at Nakasero Primary School a not very familiar ground for very many of the teams.
UPDF Lady Tomahawks started opened the day, thoroughly thrashing Amazon Rhinos 27:94 and finishing the first round with 100% record.

The Army side had 5 players with double digits. Starters Dorah Nakijjoba (16), Stella Marris Lunkuse(13) and Linda Michelle Aber (13) whereas Aisha Namakula (10) and Kush Nakazzi (19) made a huge impact off the bench. Stella marris was named player of the game.

Big winners of the weekend were Old Tymers and Victoria University who both completed the double.

Old Tymers made it 4 back to back wins with their victories against Kampala University Eagles and the Gulu Hawks. Old Tymers went into half time with a 17 point lead against kampala University, and despite their spirited fight in the second half, enough damage had been done in the first and Old tymer clinched a 55:66 victory. Denis Ocho posted 18 points. Against the Gulu Hawks, it was a comfortable 69:43 victory, with the tymers in control from start to finish.

Victoria University were 64:53 and 75:63 winners against Gulu Hawks and Tropical Royals respectively. The most interesting duet was that of Tropical Royals under the lights. Victoria was in firm control in the first half with an early 17 point lead but a better seond half, fronted by 3 point shooting by Allan Nandala put the Royals within 9 points but the university side eventually finished the game off. Juach Akok Nyong was phenomenal with 19 points, 19 rebounds. Cedric Alema was player of the game against K.U eagles with 15points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists.

Nkumba Marines made it 8 in a row with the victory against Charging Rhinos. Mayep Majok dominated the offense with 28 points, 3 rebs and 1 assist. Other supporting cast included Adolf Assimwe (10), Akech Ajack(14) and Arop mahol (9). Both teams were shooting lights out with a 74% and 71% or Charging Rhinos and Nkumba respectively.
The JT Jaguars came out bare knuckles, knocking the Falcons down in game 2 on Sunday.

Falcons started the game strongly ending the first quarter 5:20, but the jaguars soon resurrected and took the game by storm. The third quarter was won hands down 22:9 and they finished the game 86:64 winners. George Agasi was once again in beast mode with 34 points and 12 rebounds. 3 other players were in double digits, Kevin Moru (10), Kabangu Clement (10) and Benjamin Shango (14). Falcons also had 4 players in double digits Gerald Ayiko (17), Solomon Semukete (13), Joseph Kavuma (10) and Marko Mwesigwa (12).

Miracle Eagles and UMU flames stopped in the third quarter after the Miracle Eagles Coach made a few complaints and thereafter they abandoned the game. This meant that UMU Flames won by default and sent their record to 10-4 with 1 game to close the round.

An end to end encounter between Diamonds in the Sun and Entebbe Knight Riders ensued with the Riders picking the victory in a 1 point game. Riders started off well gaining a 5 point lead to start the second quarter but a big response from the Diamonds gave them a 5 point lead heading into half time.

The Riders were with a 7 point lead with 2:08 left on the clock in the fourth but the diamonds had a chance to tie the game after David Mutekanga was fouled on the layup and got a free throw. In order to tie the game, he had to miss and hope that his team could score on the rebound but he scored and the Riders took possession eventually winning the game.