Rugby kids going to England
Oct 26, 2006
IT is a dream come true for the young rugby enthusiasts who have regularly watched games at Kyadondo club.
By Samson Opus
IT is a dream come true for the young rugby enthusiasts who have regularly watched games at Kyadondo club.
The Kyadondo Rugby Club teenage team has landed an opportunity to tour England and play a curtain-raiser at Twickenham next month.
While in London, the Kyandondo Balemezi team 13-year-olds will feature at the England and South Africa international on November 25.
The tour is organised by Tour Aid, an organisation that strives to establish relations between schools and clubs in UK.
The Balemezi are disadvantaged children from Naguru, a Kampala suburb.
British High Commissioner Francois Gordon launched the tour by hosting the team at his residence in Kampala on Wednesday.
IT is a dream come true for the young rugby enthusiasts who have regularly watched games at Kyadondo club.
The Kyadondo Rugby Club teenage team has landed an opportunity to tour England and play a curtain-raiser at Twickenham next month.
While in London, the Kyandondo Balemezi team 13-year-olds will feature at the England and South Africa international on November 25.
The tour is organised by Tour Aid, an organisation that strives to establish relations between schools and clubs in UK.
The Balemezi are disadvantaged children from Naguru, a Kampala suburb.
British High Commissioner Francois Gordon launched the tour by hosting the team at his residence in Kampala on Wednesday.