Police eye top spot in volleyball league

Friday, June 11, 2010

The Mascom volleyball action continues tomorrow at the Sir Seretse Khama Barracks (SSKB) in Mogoditshane with Police's men side eyeing top spot.

Second placed Police face Francistown based Diphatsa who are in fifth spot in a game that may ring changes at the top.
The police side will look to overtake inactive BDF. The army side is top with ... points while Police are breathing down their necks with 31 points.

Diphatsa is fourth with 25 points having played nine games losing only once.

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