Jaguar Petroleum run away with Moi Cup
Unique Sports
By
Ben Ahenda
| Dec 18, 2023
Jaguar Petroleum scored a convincing 6-3 win over Dudutech Nameguard to win the Moi Cup at Manyatta Polo Club, on Sunday in Gilgil.
It was a day speedy Ben Stonewigg beat his markers who included Hiromi Nzomo and 15-year-old Archie Camm to score two crucial goals that ensured they scooped the victory.
The winners' other goals were through Izzy Stichbury (two), Kaila MIllar and Joe Kamau.
All the three goals for Dudutech Nameguard came through William Millar, all spread through the three chukkas.
William Millar's pony was voted as the Most Valuable Pony at the three-day event.
"Although we lost, I must thank my parents for allowing me to train and become a good player," said Archie Camm, who was the youngest player in the tournament.
Camm was a joy to watch as his swift defensive skills reduced their losing margin in the match.
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