The 34th annual Ensign Cup proved a wide-open affair.
Photo gallery (25 photos) on KelownaNow's Facebook page
Under-30 members of the Kelowna Rugby Club outlasted the over-30s for a 62-50 win at the Parkinson Sports Fields on Saturday.
A charity rugby match to raise funds for the KRC and Kelowna’s youth rugby program, the Ensign Cup is held each year in the name of Rusty Ensign, a former Kelowna Crows player who was injured seriously in a match in 1982.
Trailing 24-36 at the half, the under-30s’ took advantage of their youth and endurance to take the momentum in the latter stages and record their 16th win overall. The over-30s have won 15 games and three of the matches have ended in a tie.
Photo gallery (25 photos) on Kelowna Now's Facebook page
If you get value from KelownaNow and believe local independent media is important to our community we ask that you please consider subscribing to our daily newsletter.
If you appreciate what we do, we ask that you consider supporting our local independent news platform.
