Namuwongo Blazers

Namuwongo Blazers
NicknameThe Slum Dwellers
LeagueNBL Uganda
Founded2014
ArenaABJA Parks
LocationNaalya, Wakiso, Uganda
Team colorsFull Red and Full White
Main sponsorMotorola Solutions
ChairmanJane Frances Achilo
PresidentDaniel Muttu Obol
Head coachSteven 'Escodata' Nyeko
Team captainPaul 'Macgyver' Odong
OwnershipNamuwongo Community Members
Championships1 NBL Championship(2025)
Conference titles1 Division 1 Championship(2019)

Namuwongo Blazers, commonly known as Nam Blazers, are an Ugandan basketball team based in Namuwongo, Kampala. They are playing in the NBL Uganda, the Uganda's top level league.

Nam Blazers was established in 2014 as a community based organisation in Namuwongo,a Kampala suburb.[1] Nam Blazers promoted to the NBL Uganda in 2019, after finishing as runners-up in the NBL2.[2] signing strong players from NBL competitors[3] It is mainly sponsored by Motorola Solutions and NRG Radio.

Key team information

  • Founded: 2014 as a community-based organization.
  • League: Ugandan NBL (promoted in 2019).
  • Nickname: "The Slum Dwellers".
  • Arena: ABJA Parks in Naalya, Wakiso.
  • Colors: Full Red and Full White.
  • Major Achievement: 2025 NBL Champions (won the final series 4-2).

Season by season

NBL champions
(2019–present)
Top seed
(2019–present)
Runners-up
(2019–present)
Playoffs berth
(2019–present)
Season Division League Regular season Postseason
Finish Played Wins Losses Win %
Namuwongo Blazers
2019 2 Division 1 3rd 15 12 3 .800
2021 1 NBL 3rd 7 5 2 .714 cancelled
2022 1 NBL 1st 24 19 5 .792 Won quarterfinals (Panthers) 2–0

Won semifinals (Titans) 2–0

Lost finals (Oilers) 3–4

2023 1 NBL 2nd 22 17 5 .773 Withdrew
2024 1 NBL 3rd 22 16 6 .727 Won quarterfinals (Our Savior) 2–0

Lost semifinals (Titans) 2–3

2025 1 NBL 1st 22 19 3 .864 Won quarterfinals (Rezlife Saints) 2–0

Won semifinals (Canons) 3–0

Won finals (Oilers) 4-2

NBL regular season record 97 76 21 .784 1 NBL championships
NBL playoff record 29 20 9 .690

References

  1. ^ "Nam Blazers ready to challenge the National Basketball League status quo". Kawowo Sports. 11 March 2021. Retrieved 19 December 2021.
  2. ^ "2021 NBL Preview: Club By Club Guide | The SportsNation". The Sportsnation. 16 April 2021.
  3. ^ "Dikong, Omanye, Azolibe, Najja Join NBL Newbies". The SportsNation. 11 March 2021. Retrieved 19 December 2021.