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DROP 01 — UGANDA, 2026

The UBASA Season

Twelve clubs. Two leagues. One championship.

12
Clubs
4
Regional Tournaments
October
Championship at Uganda-Japan Friendship Stadium, Gayaza

The Roster

Twelve clubs. Twelve identities.

Each crest carries its own city, its own story, its own kit. Click any tile for the club profile.

International · Club Friendlies

Cameroon comes to Uganda.

Two international club match-ups on the HELIOS broadcast slate. First cross-federation exposure for several of these players. Broadcast details incoming.

Match One

CAMEROON
vs.
GAYAZA

Uganda-Japan Friendship Stadium, Gayaza

Date TBD · 2026

Match Two

CAMEROON
vs.
PANYADOLI

Panyadoli School Field, Kiryandongo

Date TBD · 2026

Season Calendar

The 2026 road, in order.

  1. Aug 2026Central Tournament 1Kampala
  2. Aug 2026Northern Tournament 1Gulu
  3. Sep 2026Central Tournament 2Wakiso
  4. Sep 2026Northern Tournament 2Arua
  5. Mid-Oct 2026PlayoffsGayaza
  6. Late-Oct 2026ChampionshipUganda-Japan Friendship Stadium, Gayaza

Field Notes

Dispatches from the season.

Season Preview

Why Uganda's baseball season looks like this in 2026

The government re-registration reshaped the calendar. UBASA's four-tournament format concentrates the competition into sharper windows.

Club Spotlight

Nile Hammers, Arua: rebuilding a Northern powerhouse

A conversation on how the Hammers are staffing the 2026 rotation and setting up their bracket run.

On the Ground

First look: the Gayaza stadium hosting championship week

Inside the Uganda-Japan Friendship Stadium, the venue built through partnership and playing host to the 2026 title series.

Cameroon Friendlies

What Cameroon vs. Gayaza and Cameroon vs. Panyadoli means

First cross-federation friendlies for two UBASA clubs — the significance of the match-ups for both federations.

Kit Story

Twelve identities, twelve palettes — how the Drop 01 kits came together

A federation-approved design pass on each club's crest, colorway, and jersey construction.

Editor's Note

The four-tournament format, explained for international fans

Three Central winners plus one Northern winner advance. A short primer for readers just meeting UBASA.