Kobs aim for 5th title
Nov 23, 2006
THE utl Kobs team aim to complete a successful season by lifting the national sevens circuit trophy during the final round tomorrow.<br>
By Ronnie Kintu
Rugby 7s circuit
Final round
Saturday at Kampala & Kyadondo
THE utl Kobs team aim to complete a successful season by lifting the national sevens circuit trophy during the final round tomorrow.
The side has performed extremely well dominating all local sides, and displaying great skills and discipline in all its departments.
The Kobs have within the season lifted the national Bell league, the Uganda Cup, the Chairman’s Cup and the Makerere Hima tens recently.
After four consecutive wins in the sevens circuit, they will only need a semi-final berth to start celebrating a successful season.
The side led by sensational Timothy Mudoola has showed the right work ethic, and a sense of purpose throughout the season.
They may have a few challenges on the track, but their chairman Nathan Wasolo and captain Mudoola have always ensured selection of men hungry for success.
Wasolo revealed: “We respect the form of all the players and it is one yardstick we have always used to field the best.â€
Rugby 7s circuit
Final round
Saturday at Kampala & Kyadondo
THE utl Kobs team aim to complete a successful season by lifting the national sevens circuit trophy during the final round tomorrow.
The side has performed extremely well dominating all local sides, and displaying great skills and discipline in all its departments.
The Kobs have within the season lifted the national Bell league, the Uganda Cup, the Chairman’s Cup and the Makerere Hima tens recently.
After four consecutive wins in the sevens circuit, they will only need a semi-final berth to start celebrating a successful season.
The side led by sensational Timothy Mudoola has showed the right work ethic, and a sense of purpose throughout the season.
They may have a few challenges on the track, but their chairman Nathan Wasolo and captain Mudoola have always ensured selection of men hungry for success.
Wasolo revealed: “We respect the form of all the players and it is one yardstick we have always used to field the best.â€