Uganda at the Commonwealth Games explained

Cga:	UGA
Cganame:	Commonwealth Games Association Uganda
Games:	Commonwealth Games
Rank:	18
Gold:	19
Silver:	16
Bronze:	23
App Begin Year:	1954

Uganda has competed in fifteen Commonwealth Games, from 1954.

Medallists

List of medallists

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Medal	Name	Games	Sport	Event
	George Oywello	1962 Perth	Boxing	Heavyweight
	James Odwori	1970 Edinburgh	Boxing	Light Flyweight
	Mohamed Muruli	1970 Edinburgh	Boxing	Light Welterweight
	Benson Masanda	1970 Edinburgh	Boxing	Heavyweight
	Mohamed Muruli	1974 Christchurch	Boxing	Welterweight
	Ayub Kalule	1974 Christchurch	Boxing	Lightweight
	Justin Juuko	1990 Auckland	Boxing
	Godfrey Nyakana	1990 Auckland	Boxing
	Dorcus Inzikuru	2006 Melbourne	Athletics	3000m Steeplechase
	Boniface Kiprop	2006 Melbourne	Athletics	10,000 metres
	Moses Ndiema Kipsiro	2010 Delhi	Athletics	5,000 metres
	Moses Ndiema Kipsiro	2010 Delhi	Athletics	10,000 metres
	Moses Ndiema Kipsiro	2014 Glasgow	Athletics	10,000 metres
	Patrick Etolu	1954 Vancouver	Athletics	High Jump
	Thomas Kawere	1958 Cardiff	Boxing
	Kesi Odongo	1962 Perth	Boxing	Lightweight
	Leo Rwabwogo	1970 Edinburgh	Boxing	Flyweight
	Deogratias Musoke	1970 Edinburgh	Boxing	Featherweight
	William Koskei	1970 Edinburgh	Athletics	400 metres hurdles
	Silver Ayoo	1974 Christchurch	Athletics	400 metres
	James Odwori	1974 Christchurch	Boxing	Light Flyweight
	Ali Rojo	1974 Christchurch	Boxing
	Shadrack Odhiambo	1974 Christchurch	Boxing	Featherweight
	Ruth Kyalisima	1982 Brisbane	Athletics	400m Hurdles
	Peter Rwamuhanda	1982 Brisbane	Athletics	400m Hurdles
	Victor Byarugaba	1982 Brisbane	Boxing	Light Middleweight
	Joseph Lubega	2002 Manchester	Boxing
	Mohamed Kayongo	2002 Manchester	Boxing

Overall medal tally

With 39 medals, Uganda ranked eighteenth as of 2008 in the all-time tally of medals. ^[2]

External links

• NOC Uganda

Notes and References

1. News: Record. The Uganda. Uganda's Olympic and Commonwealth Games medalists. 9 May 2011. The Uganda Record. 9 May 2011.
2. Web site: Uganda Commonwealth Games History . 25 April 2011 . dead . http://arquivo.pt/wayback/20160516131145/http://www.thecgf.com/countries/tally.asp . 16 May 2016 . dmy-all .