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The school has, over the years, birthed talents that have played for the Venoms, other Uganda Premier League sides, and the Uganda Cranes, while some have taken the professional path.
Uganda Premier League champions Vipers SC will continue to benefit from their main feeder side, St Mary's Secondary School Kitende (SMASK), for budding talents.
Young SMASK attacker Fazil Tumwine is set to be elevated to the senior team on an employment contract.
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Tumwine is one of the hottest attacking prospects in school football, and the Venoms intend to tie him down to a contract before getting snatched by other takers.
Sources at the Kitende have intimated that an agreement has already been and penning down a contract is only a matter of when rather than if.
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09:40 - 08.01.2024
UGANDA PREMIER LEAGUE 2023/24 Uganda Premier League First Round stats leaders: top-scorers, assisters, clean-sheets, cards
The first round of the 2023/24 Startimes Uganda Premier League season came to a conclusion, climaxing a spell of blistering and nerve-wracking football action.
Tumwine was part of and excelled with the SMASK team that clinched glory in the 2023 Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) games held in Fort Portal.
SMASK also won the East African games (FEASSSA), with Tumwine scoring in the final that ended 1-1 with Amus College before the former won on penalties.
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18:49 - 08.01.2024
No Sentamu, Travis Mutyaba as Uganda Cranes coach Paul Put names squad for friendly against Kuwait
Sentamu has managed three goals and four assists in 15 Uganda Premier League matches.
This season, Vipers has massively benefitted from the home-grown talent, with the likes of Jack Komakech, Enock Luyima Abubakali Walusimbi and Frank Katongole earning their debuts.
The school has, over the years, birthed talents that have played for the Venoms, other Uganda Premier League sides, and the Uganda Cranes, while some have taken the professional path.
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14:25 - 08.01.2024
Reports: Alex Isabirye's contract at Express nears end, talks to renew ongoing
However, Isabirye's signature may not come easy as he has drawn interest from unconfirmed clubs from Ethiopia and Rwanda.
Stars, including Farouk Miya, Abdu Lumala, Halid Lwaliwa, Bobosi Byaruhanga, Yunus Sentamu, Steven Sserwadda, Richard Basangwa, Karim Watambala and a host more, have been hatched at Kitende.
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