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Phikwe win Naledi Commercial Classic

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Naledi Motors Commercial Classic bowls champions: Phikwe bowls Club PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Phikwe Bowls Club are the champions of the second edition of the Naledi Motors Commercial Classic bowls tournament that ended yesterday at the Gaborone Club.

George Kieni skipped the team and the second position went to Thakadu team skipped by Kabo Gaboutloeloe. Aggressive Tigers from Mafikeng claimed the third position.

One of the organisers of the event, Gaboutloeloe told Sport Monitor that the preparations for the tournament went according to plan. “Even though another organiser, Marea Modutlwa is in New Zealand for the World Singles Champion of Champions, overall everyone was happy.

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Phikwe win Naledi Commercial Classic

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