The Uganda national rugby union team, also known as the Rugby Cranes, is the representative team of Uganda in international rugby union. The team is governed by the Uganda Rugby Union and has been playing international rugby since the 1950s.
The Rugby Cranes have had a mixed record in international rugby, with their biggest achievement being winning the Africa Cup 1B in 2016. They have also competed in the Rugby Africa Gold Cup, which serves as a qualifier for the Rugby World Cup.
The team is made up of both amateur and professional players, with most of the players coming from local clubs in Uganda. The team is known for their physicality and speed, with a strong emphasis on their forward pack.
The Rugby Cranes have a passionate fan base and are seen as an important symbol of national pride in Uganda. The team has also been involved in various community outreach programs, using rugby as a tool for social development and education.
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