KISORO – SC Volcanoes FC has signed Kisoro Young Simba Ladies as their women’s football partner for the 2026/27 season in a landmark ceremony, marking a new dawn for inclusive sport and the club’s push toward Uganda’s top football tiers.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The historic accord was finalized during a productive meeting and signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between top delegates of both SC Volcanoes and Kisoro Young Simba Ladies FC at the SC Volcanoes offices in Kisoro Municipality.
Young Simba CEO Ndayambanje Alex and SC Volcanoes Manager Muhire Martin sealed the partnership, joined by delegates in a deal that transcends sponsorship, uniting shared vision and regional pride.
Club Manager Muhire Martin emphasized that this collaboration creates a seamless pathway for talent development, offering male and female players across the region a structured route to professional greatness.
SC Volcanoes integrating Young Simba Ladies as their official women’s team strengthens football structures, aligns with development guidelines, and gives young dreamers a genuine opportunity to reach the top tier of Ugandan football.
“This partnership strengthens football structures, offers players a clear development path, and integrates Young Simba Ladies as the official women’s team, aligning with guidelines to build robust frameworks and give top regional talent a genuine shot at Ugandan football’s top tier,” stated Muhire.
SC Volcanoes President Dr. Martin Mbonye affirmed that Kisoro Young Simba Ladies will proudly preserve their cherished official name and distinct identity as the women’s football representation within the Volcanoes family.
The team is set to compete at Seseme Playgrounds in Kisoro Municipality throughout the upcoming Western Regional Women’s League campaign, building confidently upon last season’s impressive fourth-place finish.
“The women’s side will continue competing under its established and respected name. We are here to support, not to replace. Our goal is to provide the structural and logistical backing needed to help them soar,” Dr. Mbonye affirmed.
Mbonye confirmed that with full structural and logistical backing from their new partners, Young Simba Ladies are now poised to soar even higher in Ugandan women’s football.
Kisoro Young Simba CEO Alex Nambajjimana expressed his elation at the finalized agreement, noting that the partnership was born from a mutual recognition of the region’s immense footballing potential.
“The agreement has been fully concluded, driven by a shared desire to elevate football in our area. We have seen the growing potential here, and by joining forces with SC Volcanoes, we are ensuring that our young ladies have the platform they deserve to shine,” Nambajjimana said.
This partnership arrives at a pivotal moment for SC Volcanoes, following the men’s promotion to the FUFA Big League, while the new women’s structure ensures the club’s growth is both holistic and inclusive.
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