Online Reporter
They did not win the Barthes Trophy, after another defeat to Kenya in the semi-final, but they settled for bronze after a 38-12 win over Tunisia in Kampala, Uganda yesterday.
Sports Reporter
RUGBY has been showing that it is on a path of revival in this country after years of decline.
In July last year, the Sables confirmed their return to the World Cup after a deserved 30-28 win over Namibia.
But, to sustain that recovery, the game needs to nurture its next generation of stars.
This is why the Junior Sables are very important.
They did not win the Barthes Trophy, after another defeat to Kenya in the semi-final, but they settled for bronze after a 38-12 win over Tunisia in Kampala, Uganda yesterday.
Schools rugby is alive and well in this country.
And, if authorities continue developing our youth systems, then rugby’s revival in this country will truly be on an unstoppable path.
Mathew Masinge