Final score
Team Kamwada 48-52 Team Ageno
Top Performers
MVP: Sarah Ageno
Top Scorer: Tracy Namugosa
Top Rebounder: Mercy Batamuliza
PostBank Uganda lit up the stage at the 2025 All-star women’s tournament Sunday evening at the Lugogo Indoor Stadium.
Led by former Falcons and UCU Canons forward Steven Mwesige, PostBank defeated Parliament of Uganda 60-52 in one of the exhibition games played on the day.
PostBank, who were the day’s headline sponsors, showed that there is another side of life beyond banking by entertaining the crowd and taking home winners’ medals.
The bank’s MD Julius Kakeeto and Priscilla Akora, Head of Marketing and Communications, graced the occasion and were part of the awards ceremony.

The event comprised of multiple activities with the headline game being between Team Ageno and Team Kamwada.
Team Ageno managed to win the game 52-48 and defend the the title but the game went down to the wire with a little dram in the final minute.

After trailing for most of the game, Team Kamwada made a come back and took the lead, 48-47 with under a minute left to play.
However, after a timeout, Margaret Baagala stole Shakirah Nanvubya’s inbound pass, drove to be a basket, and made the lay-up, plus the foul.
She made no mistake from the free throw line and this gave Team Ageno a 2-point lead with seconds left.
Another turnover by Team Kamwada saw Fildauce Namuleme fouled and sent to the charity line, where she made her two free throws to win the game.
Earlier in the day, Team Franceas defeated Team Viola in the Legends game, which featured women who dominated basketball headlines in the past.
The day started with a mentorship program for the kids, with former and current players taking the young ones through basic life skills and basketball lessons.
Artists King Saha and Vinka added flavor to the day, delivering highlight performances at the well-attended event.
With the victory, Team Ageno took home Shs 3m while Team Kamwada left with Shs 2m, the cash prize provided by PostBank.

Ageno was also named MVP of the tournament while her Lady Jaguars teammate Mercy Batamuliza, who played for Team Kamwada, was the top rebounder.
Team Kamwada’s Tracy Namugosa was the event’s top scorer.






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