Rough terrain for hobbling Jaguars

Friday, July 21, 2017

Jaguars (blue and black) have faced a tough time

The going is tough for Super Rugby League side, Canon Jaguars after they completed the first round of the league at the bottom of the log with just two points. The outfit has not won any match since the beginning of the campaign.

BDF Cheetahs lead the pack with 21 points followed by UB Rhinos with 12 points while Gaborone Hogs have nine. Jaguars have conceded 95 tries against the 60 that they scored.

Jaguars were a force to reckon with a few years ago when they were promoted to the then Botswana Rugby Union (BRU) A Division League.

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