By Karim Were
GULU — The Uganda Police Force (UPF) women’s shooting team delivered a commanding performance at the 18th Inter-Forces Games 2026, emerging overall winners in the combined Match One and Match Three shooting events.
The Police women finished with **933 points**, placing ahead of the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA), which scored 764 points, the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces (UPDF) with 709 points and the Uganda Prisons Service (UPS) with 523 points.
The results marked a strong outing for the Police team in a competition that brought together security agencies to test precision, discipline, concentration and tactical shooting skills.
#Double gold for Police
The Uganda Police Force secured gold medals in both major events.
The team won **Gold in Match One** after accumulating **469 points** before adding another gold medal in **Match Three**, where it scored **464 points**.
The combined performance gave the Police women’s team a significant lead over their competitors and secured their position at the top of the overall standings.
Cpl **Nakanjako Rose** also contributed to the Police medal haul after winning an individual gold medal with a score of *71 points*
Her performance added to the team’s impressive results during the competition.
#More medals in Falling Plates
The Police continued their strong performance in the Falling Plates competition.
The UPF women’s team won **Gold in the Female Officers’ Match Ten** and added a **Silver medal in the women’s Match Five**.
The results further demonstrated the team’s consistency across different shooting disciplines.
Officials said the competition tested participants’ precision, concentration, discipline, speed and tactical ability.
The strong performance by the Police women reflects continued preparation and training in competitive shooting among personnel from Uganda’s security agencies.
#lnter-Forces Games promote cooperation
The Inter-Forces Games bring together personnel from the Uganda Police Force, UPDF, Uganda Prisons Service and Uganda Wildlife Authority.
Beyond competition, the games provide an opportunity for the security agencies to strengthen cooperation, teamwork and professional relationships.
The shooting competitions are among the events designed to test skills that require concentration, discipline and accuracy.
The Police women’s latest performance places them among the standout teams at this year’s Inter-Forces Games.
Their success in the combined events and Falling Plates competition has added to the Uganda Police Force’s medal collection as the championship continues.
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