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Victoria University Crocs Secure Promotion to National Basketball League

The Victoria University (VU) Crocs have earned promotion to the National Basketball League (NBL) after a decisive victory over Uganda Martyrs University (UMU) Flames in the Division I Playoff Semifinals.

The Crocs clinched the series with a 72-53 win in Game 3, held at the Lugogo Indoor Stadium. Under the guidance of coach Rogers Sserunyigo, the team demonstrated resilience and tactical prowess throughout the series.

In the elimination game, the Flames exhibited strong defensive efforts in the first half, keeping the contest competitive. However, the Crocs adjusted their strategy in the second half, capitalizing on offensive opportunities and tightening their defense to secure the win.

This promotion marks a significant milestone for Victoria University, reflecting the institution’s commitment to excellence in sports and the development of basketball talent. The Crocs’ entry into the NBL is anticipated to bring fresh energy and competition to the league in the upcoming season.

The National Basketball League, Uganda’s premier basketball competition, features the country’s top teams and serves as a platform for showcasing elite basketball talent. The inclusion of the VU Crocs is expected to enhance the league’s competitiveness and appeal to basketball enthusiasts nationwide.

As the Crocs prepare for their inaugural NBL season, the team’s management and coaching staff are focused on strengthening the squad and ensuring readiness for the challenges ahead. Supporters and stakeholders alike are optimistic about the team’s potential impact in the league.

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