The Sports Hub Kampala - Indoor Sports Facility

The Sports Hub Kampala: A Beacon for Indoor Sports in Uganda

The Sports Hub Kampala is a state-of-the-art indoor sports facility that has quickly become a cornerstone of the Ugandan sports scene. With the capacity to host multiple sporting tournaments and events simultaneously, it's a hub of activity that caters to athletes of all levels.

A Multi-Sport Venue

The Sports Hub Kampala is designed to accommodate a wide range of sports. From team sports like basketball and volleyball to individual sports like boxing, the facility provides a versatile space for athletes to train and compete. The indoor nature of the facility ensures that activities can continue year-round, unaffected by weather conditions.

Hosting Tournaments and Events

One of the standout features of the Sports Hub Kampala is its ability to host multiple sporting tournaments and events at the same time. This makes it an ideal venue for large-scale sports events, attracting teams and athletes from across the country and beyond. The facility's modern design and infrastructure ensure a smooth experience for both participants and spectators.

A Community Gathering Spot

Beyond being a sports facility, the Sports Hub Kampala also serves as a community gathering spot. It hosts communal meetings, parties, and other festivities, making it a vibrant part of the local community. It's not just about sports; it's about bringing people together.

Update:

I came across an article on the daily monitor about mixed fortunes as Lugogo sports hub dwindles:

Lugogo then and now
All five grounds in the Lugogo sports hub, including Kampala Rugby Union Football Club (KRUFC) and Kyadondo Rugby Club, are gazetted recreation grounds by KCCA.
· On the two acres plus where Shoprite is enclosed, KCC FC owned the two former front pitches. The club used one, while Bell and Pepsi FC, who boasted of stars like Majid Musisi (RIP), shared the other.

· Shoprite Group employs over 75, 000 people in the 15 African countries it operates from, bringing the estimated employment in Uganda to over 3000 personnel.

Where Forest Mall stands, separated by about three metres from KCC’s Lugogo Stadium by a perimeter wall, were hockey pitches, handball courts, and volleyball courts. Read More ->