With the second Edition of the FUBA Women All-Star tournament behind our backs, we take a look at some of the facts about the 2025 All-Star Players.

Agatha Kamwada

Agatha Kamwada is a 3-time NBL Champion and currently has the longest active streak.

She represented Uganda at the FIBA  Women’s Afrobasket Zone V Qualifiers in Egypt where Uganda emerged as the Champions.

During the 2024 3×3 Africa Cup in Madagascar, she was also part of the team.

Shakirah Nanvubya

Nanvubya is a 2022 NBL Champion with the UCU Lady Canons.

She was very integral in the Gazelle’s run to victory at the recent FIBA Women’s Afrobasket Zone V Qualifiers.

She was also named in the 2024 NBL Team of the Season.

Nassali Margaret Jackie

Nassali was the key piece for Amazon Rhinos as they pushed for a semifinal finish at the 2024 FUBA Division One.

She was named as the best 3-point shooter in the 2024 FUBA Division One.

Ines Kanyamuneza

Ines is a Burundi International and is one of the most lethal shooters in the country.

She helped KIU Rangers to a finals finish in 2023 NBL.

In the 2024 season, she was named as the best 3-point shooter.

Akello Winnifred

Akello Winnifred was part of the 3×3 team that won the FIBA 3×3 Youth Nations League hosted in Uganda.

She also represented Uganda at the FIBA 3×3 U23 World Cup in Ulaanbaatar,Mongolia.

Brenda Alyano

Alyano is a certified bucket, and whenever she steps on the floor, you expect baskets.

She scored the second most points in a game (36) during the 2024 NBL season.

In the 2025 season, she was the first player to score 30+ points after scoring 32 against UCU Lady Canons.

Sarah Namale

Sarah Namale was part of the U18 Gazelles team that played at the FIBA U18 Women’s African Championship in Madagascar.

Mercy Batamuliza

Mercy is a She Cranes star who has represented in several tournaments, including the Netball World Cup.

Namukwaya Mariam

Youngster Namukwaya was the 2024 USSSA MVP as she helped Kitende in the USSSA Games.

Sarah Ageno

Sarah Ageno is a 3-time NBL Champion with the UCU Lady Canons.

She was named in the team of the season for the 2024 NBL Season.

Fildauce Namulema

Fildauce represented Uganda at the 2018 FIBA U18 Women’s African Championship.

She also doubles as a netball star and was in the She Cranes team that played the Vitality Nations Netball Cup in the UK.

Perus Nyamwenge

Perus is a Gazelles star who has been honing her skills for a while.

She represented Uganda at the FIBA 3×3 Africa Cup in Madagascar.

She was also named in the team of the season for the 2024 NBL.

Apio Phiona

Phiona Apio was the 2024 FUBA Division One MVP as she helped Our Savior Banyabo win the Championship.

Shillah Lamunu

Shillah was part of the Gazelles team that won the 2025 FIBA Women’s Afrobasket Zone V Qualifiers in Egypt.

She also represented Uganda at the 2022 FIBA U18 Women’s African Championship.

Margaret Bagaala

The She Cranes star is one of the faces of Netball in Uganda.

She has represented Uganda at multiple tournaments including the Netball World Cup.

She was named the best Netball player at the 2024 UOC Awards Dinner.

Bagaala scored the most points in a game (40) during the 2024 NBL season.

Stella Marris Lunkuse

Lunkuse is one of the most hardworking and her results speak for themselves.

She was named the 2023 FUBA Division One MVP as she led the UPDF Lady Tomahawks to the Championship.

Bridget Aber

Bridget is a 2022 NBL Champion with the UCU Lady Canons.

She is also a Champion of the 2024 Afro-Varsity 3×3 Basketball Championship.

She represented at the 2024 FISU University World Cup in Xiamen, China.

Amy Chan

Amy Chan was the Top Rebounder and best Defensive player and was included in the team of the season in the 2023 FUBA Division One.

Becky Longom

Becky has been getting better with each passing year and her growth (in the game) has been on full display.

She was the best player for the JKL Lady Dolphins at the 2024 Women’s Basketball League Africa Qualifiers in Zanzibar.

She was part of the 3×3 team that won the Youth Nations League Africa in Uganda and also represented at the U23 3×3 World Cup in Mongolia.

Becky was also part of the team that  won at the 2025 FIBA Women’s Afrobasket Zone V Qualifiers in Egypt.