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Apr 17, 2022 Sports
The Guyana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) has selected a 13-man team to travel to attend the Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens Tournament, scheduled for April 23-24 in the Land of the Flying Fish.
Accompanying the team will be the Head Coach, Theodore Henry and Manager, Ryan Dey, who is also the GRFU President.
The team reads: Jamal Angus, Godfrey Broomes, Tyresse Prescod, Avery Corbin, Michael Barrow, Michael Edwards, Lancelot Adonis, Owen Adonis, Peabo Hamlilton, Rickford Cummings, Lionel Holder, Vallon Adams and Matthew Talbot.
In addition to the team, the non-travelling reserves are Dwayne Schroeder, Adrian Hall, Joshua Griffith and David Garnette.
This will be the first international Sevens competition hosted by RAN since last year’s Fireminds RAN Sevens in Turks and Caicos, where Jamaica lifted the trophy as champions with a 21-7 win over Mexico in the final.
Earlier this year, RAN announced that its RAN Super Sevens tournament – which was to be played in Mexico City February 12-13 with both senior and age-grade divisions – had to be postponed due to the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic.
The two-day event – which includes senior Men’s and Women’s divisions – will serve as qualifiers for the Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022 along with The Commonwealth Games 2022.
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