Kampala, Uganda: Victoria University’s basketball teams have made a strong start to the 2026 National Basketball League (NBL) season, with both the Victoria Crocs and Victoria She Crocs delivering impressive performances in the opening rounds.
The Victoria Crocs have played six matches so far, winning five and losing just one, putting them among the early contenders for the men’s league title.
The Crocs have scored 412 points while conceding 366, giving them a points difference of +46.
Their only defeat came against Rezlife Saints, but the team quickly recovered with strong performances in the following fixtures.
Recent results include a 61–58 away victory over Sommet BC and a dominant 75–57 win against UMU Flames, highlighting the team’s ability to perform both home and away.
Several players have played a crucial role in the Crocs’ impressive run.
Chuol Nyout leads the team in efficiency and rebounds, while Mark Ngobi tops the scoring chart with 93 points so far this season.
The duo of Erick Komagum and Blessed Cerdic Alema has also provided strong support, contributing both in scoring and defensive rebounds.
The Crocs have demonstrated a balanced style of play built on solid defense and efficient offensive execution, making them one of the teams to watch in the 2026 campaign.
Meanwhile, the Victoria She Crocs have also made an encouraging start in their debut season in the National Basketball League. After seven matches, the team sits second on the table with four wins and three defeats.
The She Crocs have scored 346 points while conceding 376, showing strong attacking play but with room for improvement in defense.
Among their notable performances are a 56–42 home win against Angels Basketball Club and a 58–40 victory over Nabisunsa Girls, both of which showcased their growing confidence in the league.
Key contributors for the women’s side include Vanessa Grace Nakalembe, who leads the team in points and assists, Falidah Kadondi, who has been consistent in scoring and rebounding, and Grant Generous, whose presence has strengthened both offense and defense.
With both teams performing strongly in the early stages of the season, Victoria University has emerged as one of the institutions making a significant impact in Ugandan basketball.
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