Dream Girls SA Too Good for Kampala Region, Elevate to Elite to Test Waters

By Kayiira Jackson 

Dream Girls Soccer Academy have been crowned champions of the Kampala Region Women’s League after defeating Buddo Christian WFC 3-1 on Saturday in their final match of the season, capping off a dominant campaign with promotion to the FUFA Women Elite League.

The champions concluded the season with an outstanding 54 points from 22 matches, underlining their consistency and quality throughout the league. Their title-winning performance secures a place in the FUFA Women Elite League next season, marking a significant milestone in the club’s growth.

Dream Girls’ successful campaign was further highlighted by a clean sweep of the league’s major individual accolades. Midfielder Mupyanga Halimah was named the league’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) after a series of influential performances, while goalkeeper Bainamu Tendo Jemima claimed the Golden Glove award for her outstanding displays between the posts. Forward Lydia Namaseruka from Isra Soccer Academy finished as the league’s top scorer, underlining the club’s attacking prowess.

The club, under the stewardship of Ismail Mukiibi, has enjoyed a remarkable season built on disciplined performances, teamwork, and effective leadership. The league triumph reflects the collective efforts of the players, technical team, management, and supporters, all of whom played a vital role in the club’s success.

With promotion now secured, Dream Girls Soccer Academy will turn their attention to competing in the FUFA Women Elite League, where they will aim to build on this historic achievement and continue their upward trajectory in Ugandan women’s football.

The championship victory represents a landmark moment for the club and signals its growing stature within the country’s women’s football landscape.