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KAVC Transfer Window Roundup: 2025 Season Shakeup

As the countdown to the 27th NSSF KAVC International begins, Kampala Amateur Volleyball Club (KAVC) is pleased to unveil the full list of transfers ahead of the 2025 season. The club has made significant reinforcements across both its men’s and women’s teams — welcoming fresh talent and bidding farewell to some familiar faces.

🏅 Transfers In

♂️ Men:

  • Ayella Emmanuel (UCU → KAVC) – Middle Blocker
  • Abdul Haadi (KCCA → KAVC) – Setter
  • Idd Yatah (A1 → KAVC) – Opposite
  • Isaac Ogusul (UCU → KAVC) – Receiver Attacker / Libero
  • Azziz Busingye (Elyon → KAVC) – Receiver Attacker
  • David Kigozi (Lakers → KAVC) – Receiver Attacker
  • Owen Mugeni (Mutungo → KAVC) – Receiver Attacker

♀️ Women:

  • Lillian Adeke Salume (KCB-Nkumba → KAVC) – Middle Blocker

❌ Transfers Out

♂️ Men:

  • Vincent Lwigale (to Sky VC) – Middle Blocker
  • Benard Ocen (to Mutungo VC) – Middle Blocker
  • Geoffrey Onapa (to NEMO Stars) – Opposite
  • Happy Ayebale (to NEMO Stars) – Libero

♀️ Women:

  • Margaret Namawejje (to KCB-Nkumba) – Setter

We thank our departing players for their contributions and dedication to the KAVC badge. Each has left a mark on our club’s story, and we wish them the very best in their new chapters.

Meanwhile, the incoming athletes bring new energy, skill, and hunger to the court — and we can’t wait to see them in action this season.

Stay tuned for exclusive player profiles, pre-season action, and more as we gear up for the 2025 campaign.

KAVC – Building Champions, On and Off the Court.

Coach’s corner: advice for productive player development

At KAVC, we believe that volleyball is more than just a game — it’s a lifelong journey of discipline, learning, and growth. In this edition of Coach’s Corner, we share key advice from our seasoned coaches on what it takes to develop into a well-rounded and productive player.

1. Master the Fundamentals

No amount of flair can substitute for solid basics. Good footwork, consistent passing, and proper technique form the backbone of any great player. “We always remind our athletes that doing the simple things well is what wins games,” says Coach Tom.

2. Be Coachable

Talent opens the door, but attitude keeps you on the team. Players who listen, adapt, and are open to feedback develop faster and become team assets. “Coaches don’t expect perfection—they expect progress,” a veteran KAVC coach emphasizes.

3. Play with Purpose

Whether it’s a routine drill or a championship match, players should approach every session with intent. Goal-setting, self-awareness, and reflection are habits we encourage at all levels of play.

4. Stay Committed to Fitness

Your body is your most important tool. Off-court conditioning, proper nutrition, and injury prevention are just as critical as on-court drills. A fit athlete is a reliable athlete.

5. Be a Student of the Game

Watch matches. Ask questions. Learn from both your peers and your opponents. Understanding tactics, reading plays, and making smart decisions are what elevate good players to great ones.

As we prepare for the 27th NSSF KAVC International Volleyball Championship this September, our coaching team remains committed to guiding athletes who are ready to put in the work.

KAVC – Building champions on and off the court.