
Alton Basketball, a Ugandan academy, says it is intensifying efforts to develop elite basketball players while teaching young people character, skills and values for life beyond the court, according to UG Standard. The academy restated its long-term vision at the Alton Basketball Dinner, an event that gathered athletes, parents, sponsors, partners and supporters to celebrate its achievements and plan its future direction.
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