The College of Computing and Information Sciences (CoCIS) delivered an impressive performance at the Freshers’ Inter-College Games, defeating the College of Natural Sciences (CoNAS) in the football final to claim the championship title.

Organised by the Makerere University Games Union, the tournament brought together first-year students from different colleges to compete in several disciplines, including football, basketball, swimming and chess.The games provided a platform for freshers to showcase their talents, represent their colleges and interact with students from different academic backgrounds.

In the football competition, CoCIS demonstrated determination and a strong competitive spirit. The team’s efforts culminated in victory over CoNAS in the final, securing the football title and giving its supporters a memorable achievement to celebrate.

CoNAS also mounted a strong challenge and earned its place in the final. The contest between the two colleges reflected the competitive spirit and enthusiasm that characterised the tournament.

Beyond football, students competed in basketball, swimming, chess and other games. The variety of disciplines allowed more freshers to participate and represent their colleges through physical competition, strategy and teamwork.

The Freshers’ Inter-College Games also gave new students an opportunity to become more involved in university life. By competing alongside their classmates and meeting students from other colleges, participants strengthened friendships and developed a greater sense of belonging within the Makerere University community.

The tournament highlighted the important role of sports in promoting teamwork, discipline and interaction among students. Although the colleges competed for honours, the games also encouraged friendship and unity across different academic disciplines. CoCIS was congratulated upon winning the football championship, while CoNAS was commended for its performance in the final. The participating colleges and students were also appreciated for contributing to the success of the tournament.

The Makerere University Games Union’s organisation of the competition created an inclusive platform through which freshers could demonstrate their abilities beyond the classroom.