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SABLES vice-captain, Hilton Mudariki, says it’s an honour for him to represent Zimbabwe at the African Games in Ghana.
He promised to give his all in the service of his motherland.
“This is a momentous occasion and I will do my utmost to honour the trust that has been placed in me,” he said.
“I would like to thank all those who have helped me reach this point, and I look forward to the opportunity to represent my country and do my best.
“Determination and commitment will be my driving forces, and I will give it my all.”
Rugby Sevens is making its debut at the African Games in Accra.
The African Games also serve as the official qualifier for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Herbert Mensah, President of Rugby Africa, said:
“It is with great pride that I stand here as rugby takes its rightful place in the African Games for the first time,” he said.
“This is a historic moment for our sport and for the continent as a whole.
“The African Games are a testament to our continent’s commitment to sport.
“It’s a platform where our athletes can shine, our nations can unite, and our shared passion for the game can be celebrated on a grand scale.”
Sables Squad
Nigel Tinarwo, Dion Khumalo, Munyaradzi Ngandu, Ryan Musumhi, Carlos Matematema, Takudzwa Kumadiro, Edward Sigauke, Shadreck Mandaza, Tapiwa Malenga (C), Kudakwashe Nyamakura, Vuyani Dhlomo, Godfrey Magaramombe, Trevor Gurwe, Brian Matoramusha.
Coach
Ricky Chirengende
Mathew Masinge
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