Handball: Resilient Nile Queens Fall to Tunisia in Showdown

Uganda’s Nile Queens faced a formidable challenge in their African Cup of Nations (AFCON) encounter against Tunisia, succumbing to a 47:18 defeat. Despite the loss, the Queens showcased determination and heart, continuing to carry the hopes of a nation on their shoulders. The match, played in a high-energy atmosphere, tested Uganda’s growing handball prowess against a seasoned Tunisian side.

The Queens started with grit, attempting to keep pace with Tunisia’s swift and coordinated attacks. However, the North Africans, known for their tactical discipline and aggressive play, capitalized on their experience to dominate both offensively and defensively. The Nile Queens displayed flashes of brilliance, but the opposition’s relentless pressure widened the scoreline as the game progressed.

This performance, while tough to endure, is a stepping stone in Uganda’s handball journey. Competing on the AFCON stage signifies progress for the Nile Queens, who continue to develop against some of the continent’s finest teams. The tournament offers valuable lessons, and each match builds the team’s confidence and capability to compete at the highest level.

DR Congo 38 – 11 Uganda

Uganda 11 – 46 Angola

Cameroon 36 – 16 Uganda

Uganda 18 – 47 Tunisia

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The Nile Queens’ journey is a testament to resilience and growth. Their participation at this level marks a significant milestone in Ugandan handball, and with the lessons learned from this tournament, they are poised to achieve greater heights in future competitions


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