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The 34th annual Ensign Cup proved a wide-open affair.
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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.
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