Our history in pictures ...
VX Uganda on the television
VX in Uganda has attracted quite a bit of attention from the media. Here are photos from some of the occasions. You can see some media interviews on www.watchvx.tv
2020 - another visit
Paul came back again to help the guys in Kenya move forward and to help us maintain our momentum. We made big plans but he arrived back in the UK three days before the UK locked down for Covid and then it hit us so our progress stalled a little - things are moving again now though. This was a very productive visit and we look forward to building on it.
2019 - Paul comes back
We were delighted to welcome Paul back. By now Paul was head of Global VX. During this visit Mr Isaac Ssekamwa agreed to be the patron of VX Uganda and we established VX in Lugazi. Paul ran more coaching courses, ran taster sessions and visited an orphanage that we are hoping to support. This visit also tied in with a visit to our friends in Kenya who were keen to establish VX in Kenya
2017 - V2 World Cup in India
We sent Hasindihe James and Didus Businghe to India to compete in the V2 World Cup. They both ranked in the Top 10 with James actually getting a ranking of 4th - the highest ever by a non UK player.
2015 - International Friendly
We sent Hasindihe James and Didus Businghe to England to play friendlies against an England pairing and an England Youth Pairing
2015 Gerald goes to the UK
We sent Gerald Kanyesige, the Head Coach of the Ugandan VX squad at the time, to the UK to further his VX training and education. Hasindihe James joined him for the second week. This was a great trip. During the two weeks Gerald
- attended VX Club sessions with York, Stillington, Ripon, Scunthorpe, York and Easi-Rockits VX Clubs
- attended an England training sessions
- attended two promotional events - Careers in Sports Conferences in Lincoln and Preston
- Played for Easi-RockIts HellDivers in a match against York University
- attended some after-school sessions
and he got some sightseeing in, too
We wrote a report about the visit. It is available HERE if you would like to read it.
2014 - our first player at a World Cup
Timothy Malingha made history by travelling to the UK to become the first African player to compete in a V2 World Cup. He did very well and won a lot of friends
2014 - another visit
Paul came back and brought the reigning V2 World Champion - his son, Tom. As one of the highlights Tom played a match against Timothy Malingha who won the first African Nations Championships
2012 - the first African Nations Tournament
This is the tournament we ran when Craig and Paul were here and it featured players from several African countries who were students at Makerere University
The Beginning, 2012 ...
Craig and Paul from Global VX visit to run courses, have meetings, do taster sessions and run the first tournament