KIIRA – The JT Lady Jaguars, who have only one loss since the season began, secured their latest win against the Nabisunsa Girls, taking the game 86–41.
The JT Lady Jaguars jumped out to a 20–7 advantage in the first quarter, showcasing crisp ball movement and relentless defensive pressure that limited Nabisunsa to just seven points. By halftime, the margin had ballooned to 50–19 after a scorching 30-point second quarter. At the break, it was no longer a contest.
The third quarter continued the onslaught. Another 23–11 frame pushed the lead to 73–30 heading into the final period. Nabisunsa managed a modest 11 points in the fourth, but the Lady Jaguars responded with balanced scoring to close out the 86–41 rout.
Standout Performances Highlighted by Key Moments
Shakirah Nanvubya led all scorers with 18 points in just 21 minutes, adding three rebounds, two assists, and a game-high three steals.
Sandra Ayikoru Wangeshi turned in a complete all-around performance: 14 points, seven rebounds, and six assists in 25 minutes. In the fourth quarter alone, Wangeshi was unstoppable—connecting on back-to-back two-pointers and adding a free throw during a 10–0 run that pushed the lead past 45 points. Her court vision and ability to facilitate while scoring made her the glue of the offense.
Mary Priscillar Nambogo chipped in 13 points in limited action, while Sarah Ageno added 10. Rhoda Nagitta contributed eight points, six rebounds, and seven assists, further illustrating the team’s depth.
The Jaguars’ bench was active and effective, with players like Mercy Batamuliza hitting a timely three-pointer and Among Annet adding interior presence. The collective effort produced no weak links—every rotation maintained the intensity that defined the day.
Lady Jaguars 86, Nabisunsa Girls 41
Quarter Scores: 20–7 | 30–12 | 23–11 | 13–11