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Police VI players (in Maroon) try to block an attempt from a Prisons VI player PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Police VI men emerged victorious in a tightly contested match against Prisons VI in the Botswana Volleyball Federation (BVF) Golden Cup played at the UB Courts over the weekend. Played under scotching heat, Police won the match 3-0.

They dominated the game from the start scoring first set, 25-13, 25-16 and 25-18. Prisons started the game looking to run away with the first set, only for Police to recover through Moemedi Siphambe and Lebogang Magote to take the 7-10 lead.

That was the beginning of trouble for Prisons as Police kept asking questions, Prisons stole a point after Goabaone Rasantlo's block. That was not enough to calm down the marauding Police men as they claimed the first set 25-13. Prisons started the second set with the same spirit, enjoying the lead.

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