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Oct 18, 2022 Sports
Kaieteur News – The Guyana Police Force (GPF) Rugby team were unstoppable on Sunday during their three-game series against the Panthers, to win the Guyana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) Sevens championship.
Playing at the National Park, in the first game, the GPF team won 38-5, with Lionel holder, Theodore Henry, Owen Adonis, Michael Barrow and Adrian Hall landing on the scoresheets.
In game two, Holder had two tries, while Henry had a try and a conversion in the GPF’s 24 – 14 win.
The final game was a ‘try’ fest, as the GPF won 40 – 28.
Borrow wrapped his superb day at the National Park scoring two tries and three conversions, while Holder had two tries and a conversion. Adonis had two tries in the win.
Johnathan Garnett and Kareem Fisher both scored a try and a conversion in the Panthers’ final defeat on the day.
Up next for the GRFU is their 10’s league which will scrum off on Sunday at the National Park.
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