Allan Oyirwoth
Former Amus College student Allan Oyirwoth is a Ugandan midfielder who signed for New England Revolution in January 2025. The club records his Amus College football experience as part of his development in Uganda.
Sports
Practice, participation and team spirit.
Sport at Amus is part of a fuller school experience, bringing together discipline, teamwork and the energy of participation.
Sport has its place in a balanced education.
Through practice and shared effort, students encounter the habits that sport can build: discipline, teamwork, resilience and respect for one another.
Football, played with purpose.
On the pitch, training and participation give students opportunities to work together, build confidence and put disciplined practice into action.
Many ways to take part.
Participation extends across different activities, with room for students to practise, contribute and support one another.
Space to train, play and gather.
Amus sports grounds create a setting for training, matches and the shared experience of supporting a team.
A visible part of campus life, alongside learning and community.
Recent honours
A record of recent achievement.
These dated records recognise competitive milestones in football while keeping the focus on the teams and the work behind them.
2024
FEASSA Boys' Football
Champions
Amus College School defeated St Mary's Kitende 1–0 in the final on 26 August. The Games were co-hosted in Bukedea District by Amus College School and Bukedea Comprehensive School.
2026
USSSA National Boys' Football
Champions
Amus College School defeated Bukedea Comprehensive School South 1–0 at Lira Town College on 19 May, securing the school's first national boys' football championship title.
2026
CAF Africa Schools Uganda National Qualifiers
Boys' and girls' champions
In July in Gulu, Amus College School won both national titles, becoming the first school to take the boys' and girls' categories in the same edition. The boys beat St Mary's Kitende 5–4 on penalties after a goalless final, while the girls beat St Noa Girls 1–0. The wins earned Amus College School the chance to represent Uganda at the CECAFA qualifiers in Rwanda.
2026
CAF Africa Schools Football Championship — CECAFA Qualifiers
Boys' champions; girls' bronze
Representing Uganda in Kigali, Rwanda, the boys won the CECAFA regional title with a 1–0 final victory over Rwanda. The girls took bronze after defeating Rwanda 2–0 in the third-place playoff. The boys qualified to represent the CECAFA zone at the continental stage of the CAF African Schools Football Championship.
Club progression
Amus FC promoted to the FUFA Big League.
Separate from the school competition record, Amus FC earned promotion to the 2026/27 FUFA Big League after a 2–1 aggregate playoff victory over MYDA FC.
Former students
From Amus to the next level.
Two former students whose subsequent football journeys are documented by their current institutions.
Hakim Musabbah
Former Amus College student Hakim Musabbah is listed by Virginia Commonwealth University as a freshman forward from Kampala, Uganda, with Amus College as his previous school.
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