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Hogs clobber Ryders

Monday, June 27, 2022 | 10 Views |

Gabs Hogs (in blue) were too strong for Ryders on Saturday

Gaborone Hogs continued to prove that they are a force to reckon with in local rugby as they clobbered Ryders Rugby Club 70-0 in the Botswana Rugby Union (BRU) league played over the weekend.

The one sided game was part of the league activities that were played at Wharic Park, Jwaneng and Palapye. As the league defending champions, Hogs went into the match with an upper hand. Ryders had no answers to the questions that Hogs were asking through the entire game. It was all about playing to honour the fixture for the team.

Hogs manager, Lynn Warburton said they had a good run in the field ahead of the game.

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