Kobs continue to dominate Rugby League

Jan 29, 2012

Kobs continued their dominance at the summit of the Nile Special rugby league with 15 points, only a point ahead of rivals Heathens when they whipped Rhinos 48-3 over the weekend.

By Johnson Were

Nile Special Rugby League results:                                          Nationwide League Central Division results:

Kobs 48 Rhino 03                                                                          Pirates II 59 Engsol Tigers 0

Heathens 18 Buffaloes 16                                                            Rams 9 Boks 3        

G4S Pirates 20 Xfm Impis 0                                                          Mbale Elephants 3 Stallions 27

Entebbe Mongers vs Nile                                                               Summerkamp 59 Bootkamp 11

Nationwide League North Division

Lira Bulls 69 Jeepers 5

Gulu Elephants 28 Kitgum Lions 0

Kobs continued their dominance at the summit of the Nile Special rugby league with 15 points, only a point ahead of rivals Heathens when they whipped Rhinos 48-3 over the weekend.

The Nile vs Mongers game was called off due to the death of Nile team captain Felix Azibo who was killed in a motor accident on Friday in Nakasogola.

 At Kyadondo Rugby Club, defending champions Heathens suffered a massive setback when they were denied a bonus point by their junior side Buffaloes on Saturday.

Heathens narrowly survived defeat when they staggered to an 18-16 victory over Buffaloes who dominated the game having eight turn overs when Heathens thought of taking advantage of its mass forwards applying the pick and drive (PDs) tactics.

Buffaloes’ Robert Seguya and man-of-the-match made several assists and hard tackles that denied his former employers a much-needed bonus point and handed Buffaloes one for losing within seven points.

Brian Kikawa scored two tries and Romano Ogwal a try and Jude Keremundu managed a penalty for Heathens while Saidi Atibu scored a try with Philip Wokorach adding three penalties and a conversion.

“We knew that they will make use of their forwards through the PDs and we worked on it. We cannot say we want the trophy but we want to be among the top contenders,” a smiling Buffaloes coach Tolbert Onyango remarked.

At Kampala Rugby Club, Xfm Impis were whipped 20-0 but denied their hosts Pirates a bonus point after failing to score four tries.

Jude Kiirya, Marvin Odong and Denis Etucket scored a try each while Juma Hillary and Ivan Magomu added a penalty and conversion respectively.

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