Uganda's women continue their Commonwealth Games 3x3 basketball debut in Glasgow today after opening the competition with three victories and an unbeaten record.
Commonwealth Sport has highlighted Uganda's start as one of the day-three stories at Glasgow 2026, where 3x3 basketball has another full programme. The team now faces fixtures against Fiji and Australia as it seeks to carry that early run further into the event.
The three wins have already made Uganda one of the early talking points of the competition. In a format built around short games and rapid turnarounds, an unbeaten opening sequence gives a team immediate standing within the schedule and keeps pressure on the sides still to face them.
The matches against Fiji and Australia form part of a broader Sunday programme across the Games. Title-deciding events are also taking place in artistic gymnastics, swimming and para swimming, while weightlifting begins its competition in Glasgow.
For Uganda, the focus remains on whether the momentum from the opening fixtures can be maintained. The Commonwealth debut setting adds weight to the start, with the team having made an immediate impact in its first appearance in the 3x3 basketball competition.
The day therefore brings both opportunity and a fresh examination of Uganda's form. Having established an unbeaten position through three games, the side enters its next assignments with its place among the competition's developing stories already secured.