The Lamennnais Tournament—an annual sports competition for schools under the Brothers of Christian Instruction Kisubi—concluded today after two days of intense action and youthful brilliance.

At the heart of this year’s tournament was Uganda Martyrs Primary School Lubaga, which emerged as the standout performer, clinching titles across multiple categories, including both Under 14 and Under 12 football championships.

Young sensation Mambo Sabir stole the show with electrifying performances that earned him the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award in the Under 12 football category. He also claimed the Top Scorer title with an impressive tally of eight goals, becoming a fan favorite for his flair and composure on the pitch.

🏆 2025 Lamennnais Tournament Winners

⚽ Football

Under 14 Champions: Uganda Martyrs Primary School Lubaga
MVP: Kaddu Rashid – Uganda Martyrs PS Lubaga
Under 12 Champions: Uganda Martyrs Primary School Lubaga
MVP: Mambo Sabir – Uganda Martyrs PS Lubaga

♟️ Chess

Boys Champion: St. Savio Junior School Kisubi
Girls Champion: St. Theresa Ibanda

🏑 Woodball

St. Savio Junior School Kisubi

🏐 Volleyball

Kisubi Boys Primary School
MVP: Sande Harmas – Kisubi Boys PS

🏓 Table Tennis

Boys Champion: St. Savio Junior School Kisubi
MVP: Oku Oleng

🏀 Basketball

Kisubi Boys Primary School
MVP: Dut Majok – Kisubi Boys PS

🏉 Netball

Under 12 Champions: Uganda Martyrs Primary School Lubaga
Under 14 Champions: Kisubi Boys Primary School

📍 Next Host

The 2026 edition of the Lamennnais Tournament will be hosted by St. Theresa Ibanda, promising another exciting round of competition among some of the finest young talents.

🏆 Past Winners

2022 – Uganda Martyrs Primary School Lubaga
2023 – Mugwanya Preparatory School Kabojja
2024 – Uganda Martyrs Primary School Lubaga
2025 – Uganda Martyrs Primary School Lubaga

Uganda Martyrs PS Lubaga continues to assert its dominance in youth sports, inspiring the next generation through discipline, talent, and teamwork. As the curtain falls on another successful Lamennnais Tournament, the future of school sports under the Brothers of Christian Instruction looks brighter than ever.