In an electrifying close to the Guinness sponsored St. Lawrence League on Sunday, Bafudde FC clinched the title as champions, solidifying their season-long dominance despite a hard-fought 1–0 loss to Vandals FC in their final game. The St. Lawrence League is an alumni league for the St. Lawrence Academy, Schools, and Colleges.
After consistently sitting atop the league table, Bafudde FC ended the season with 19 points, making them the undeniable winners of the league.
This action-packed season saw intense competition with Dream Team FC coming in close on Bafudde’s heels, finishing in second place with a commendable 17 points.
Both teams showed incredible grit and determination throughout the tournament. In the meantime, throughout the day and the prize giving ceremony, Guinness added an extra layer of excitement as fans sipped on the stout and enjoyed the experience.
Reflecting on the season’s thrilling finale and the dedication of all teams, League Chairman David Kiwanuka remarked, “The St. Lawrence League has been a remarkable display of friendship, talent, and resilience. Every team gave their all on the pitch, and Bafudde FC’s hard work truly paid off. We’re incredibly grateful to Guinness for their continued sponsorship, which has without a doubt added excitement and prestige to the league.”
The St. Lawrence League is one of several esteemed school leagues supported by Guinness, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to football, networking, and fostering brotherhood.
Alongside the St. Lawrence League, Guinness proudly sponsors a range of popular leagues across different institutions, including the SMACK, NGO, SHACK, Budo, Chappa, Comboni, Mwiri, Butiki, MACOS and Corporate Sports Network.
Patience Aguti, Project Manager at UBL, expressed her enthusiasm about the season’s success, stating, “It has been incredible to watch the talent and sportsmanship showcased in the St. Lawrence League. We congratulate Baffudde FC on their well-deserved win, and every team for making this season unforgettable.”
Football fans and teams alike are already eagerly awaiting the next season, as Guinness continues to champion the game, building more than leagues but lasting bonds.
