KISORO – SC Volcanoes, the pride of Kisoro District in the Kigezi sub-region, have joined forces with Mutolere Parish and St. Paul’s Mutolere Secondary School to rehabilitate and rename the iconic Mashaka Playgrounds.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The ambitious project at the facility, now christened St. Paul’s Mutolere S.S. Stadium, marks a pivotal moment for the club as it gears up for its maiden voyage in the FUFA Big League, following a triumphant promotion.
Heavy machinery is already leveling the pitch to ensure a pristine surface, while sturdy perimeter fencing and state-of-the-art dressing rooms begin to take shape beyond the grass.
The improvements are designed to give the facility a professional, warm feel, a true home where players, coaches, fans, and visiting teams can experience the beautiful game at its best.
Club management describes the initiative as a powerful testament to unity, emphasizing that the collaboration extends far beyond bricks and turf.
The collaboration aims to bring the venue up to Big League requirements while strengthening ties among SC Volcanoes, Mutolere Parish, and St. Paul’s Mutolere Secondary School.
The landmark development adds a thrilling and historic chapter to SC Volcanoes’ preparation narrative, ensuring they step onto the national stage with a fortress truly worthy of their soaring ambitions.
The project is also a significant and timely piece of a larger football renaissance sweeping through Western Uganda and the broader Kigezi sub-region, where enthusiasm for the game has never been higher.
With SC Volcanoes ascending to the second tier and Kigezi HomeBoyz knocking on the Premier League door, the region is cementing its reputation as a powerhouse of talent and national progress.
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