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NVL Playoffs: Nemostars disqualified, Elyon headed to finals

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​In a stunning turn of events that has sent shockwaves through the volleyball community, Elyon VC has been awarded a spot in the National Volleyball League finals following a successful petition against Nemostars VC.

​The decision, communicated in an official letter from Uganda Volleyball Federation (UVF) President Sadik Zaid Nasiwu dated March 28, 2026, comes after a swift investigation into the eligibility of certain players fielded by Nemostars.

​The dispute began when Elyon VC filed two formal petitions challenging the inclusion of two specific players in the Nemostars lineup, Salva Maria and Federicko Mujinya.

​In response to the allegations, the UVF President appointed a special committee of three executive members to investigate.

The committee convened on March 27, 2026, to review the evidence and the 2022 UVF bylaws.

​The committee’s findings were definitive: both Salva Marial and Federicko Mujinya were found to be in breach of the UVF Constitution and the 2022 UVF bylaws.

​As a result of this technical violation, the UVF has overturned the match results. The official ruling states, ​Elyon VC is awarded a 3-0 win over Nemostars VC.

Elyon VC officially progresses to the National Volleyball League finals. The ruling serves as a stern reminder to all clubs regarding the importance of administrative diligence.

In his closing remarks, President Nasiwu emphasised a commitment to the integrity of the sport.

​”We would like to advise anyone to follow the constitution, the rules and regulations of the game of volleyball in the country.”

​While Nemostars, a powerhouse in Ugandan volleyball, will undoubtedly be devastated by the disqualification, Elyon VC now prepares for the biggest stage in the country.

Fans find themselves in a cold mood after a massive shift in the two teams that will take part of the Mens’ final.

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Uganda runover South Sudan to qualify for African Nations Championship

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  • Uganda 3-0 South Sudan (25-13, 25-11, 25-11)

Uganda Lady Volleyball Cranes have secured a ticket to the African Nations Championship that will be played in Kenya.

Uganda registered a well-deserved 3-0 victory against South Sudan in the CAVB Zone V Qualifiers encounter at Lugogo Indoor Arena on Friday.

The victory means that they secured two victories in as many games played, thus ensuring that they bag a ticket to the continental stage.

Uganda’s agility and athleticism were the edge as they started on the front foot triumphing 25-13 at the end of the opening frame.

In the second frame, South Sudan were poor on the net allowing Uganda to pierced through their poor block at free will. Uganda triumphed 25-11, keeping eyes on the gong.

Uganda sealed off the day with a 25-11 triumph in the final frame as the hosts swept South Sudan with precision and style.

Uganda will now switch its attention to the continental stage after lifting the region’s championship.

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Uganda sweep Tanzania, falls short of continental qualification | CAVB Zone V Qualifiers

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Ugandan national volleyball team wrapped up their regional campaign on a high note, delivering a commanding straight-sets victory (25-18, 25-15, 25-19) over rivals Tanzania.

Despite the dominant performance, the team fell just short of securing a highly coveted ticket to the continental stage.

​Uganda finishes the tournament with an impressive record of three victories and just a single loss out of four matches played.

​The opening set began as a cagey, neck-and-neck affair as both teams traded early blows.

However, Uganda found their groove midway through the frame, breaking away to establish a comfortable 14-08 lead.

Refusing to take their foot off the gas pedal, the Cranes maintained their composure and clinical execution to take the first frame 25-18.

​Any hopes of a Tanzanian comeback were quickly dashed in the second set. Uganda unleashed a masterclass in the service box, catching the Tanzanian defense off guard and racing to a dominant 12-05 lead.

​Tanzania struggled heavily to find any rhythm, plagued by unforced errors in both their attack and reception.

Uganda capitalised on their opponents’ disarray, cruising through the one-sided frame to close it out at 25-15.

​The third and final frame proved to be one-way traffic. With confidence surging, Uganda dictated the pace from start to finish, ultimately sealing the match with a 25-19 triumph to complete the clean sweep.

​”Even though Uganda failed to get the ticket to the continental stage, Uganda secured three victories and suffered one loss in the four games played.”

​While the disappointment of missing out on continental qualification will sting, the team’s clinical execution against Tanzania leaves a strong foundation to build upon for future international tournaments.

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Uganda see off South Sudan in CAVB Zone V Qualifiers

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  • South Sudan 0-3 Uganda
  • (13-25, 24-26, 27-29)

Uganda Volleyball Cranes secured a 3-0 victory against South Sudan in the CAVB Zone V Nations Championship Qualifiers at Lugogo Indoor Arena on Tuesday.

Uganda started the tournament with a dominant victory against Burundi, before going on to see off a highly motivated South Sudan.

Despite putting up a big fight, South Sudan struggled to overcome an experienced Uganda side that had several players used to the big stage.

Uganda capitalised on South Sudan’s poor reception as Daudi Okello led Uganda’s electric attack backed up with a loud crowd.

South Sudan missed the presence of prolific opposite Thon Maker Madol who is injured and called the shots from the bench as part of the technical team.

Uganda struggled to conclude the second and third set making unforced errors and pressing the panic button which should be a concern to the technical team.

In the third game of the campaign, Uganda will take on Kenya on Wednesday in the highly anticipated encounter since it’s dubbed the Migingo derby.

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