Team Uganda was very underwhelming at the 2025 FIBA 3×3 Cup where they lost all their 6 games.

This was the first time that the men and women combined for 0 wins at the 3×3 Africa Cup.

The 3×3 Africa Cup returned to Madagascar from 5th to 7th December but there was not a lot of excitement for Team Uganda.

There was more doubt than faith in the team and the results showed why many fans doubted the team in the first place.

The men lost both their games on day one and that meant they would not advance to the next stage.

In the opener, they fell to Tunisia 21-16 and Peter Obleng scored 9 points in this game. He also picked 5 of the 12 rebounds for Uganda.

With this defeat, the game against Egypt was a must win for Uganda.

That game was close but with less than 2 minutes to play, Mido Taha scored back-to-back threes to make it a 9-point game for Egypt and ultimately win the game 19-12.

 For the ladies, they came so close in their first game against Tunisia but were unable to get the job done.

They trailed by 1 point with under 2 minutes left but Tunisia scored the final 3 points of the game to win 20-16.

Tracy Namugosa dropped a game-high 12 points in this game. She also led in scoring with 7 points as Uganda fell to Madagascar 18-15.

Madagascar got a 6-point lead early in the game and Uganda never managed to make a comeback.

The following day, Uganda lost their first game 12-10 to Democratic Republic of Congo in overtime. Uganda led the game by 1 point but Congo managed to tie the game before the end.

In overtime, Congo got numerous attempts and they managed to win the game 12-10.

The outcome in the final game for the Gazelles was not any different as they fell 21-14 to Egypt.

Egypt started strong as they scored the first 5 points of the game and this early cushion proved to be enough for them.

With this, Uganda (ladies) finished with 0 wins in the 4 games they played. This means that Uganda has lost their last 8 games at the Africa Cup.

Results

Women

Men

Player Stats

• Tracy Namugosa 27 pts
• Shakirah Nanvubya 11 pts
• Akello Winnifred 9 pts
• Zainah Lokwameri 8 pts
• Peter Obleng 12 pts
• Fayed Baale 9 pts
• Rogers Dauna 4 pts
• Titus Odeke 3 pts