Friday saw BoRA's Year 7/8 rugby team make an outing to the Peninsula to play a team from the Hundred of Hoo. As the sun shone, both teamst took to the pitch to ruck, run, dodge, mall and tackle as they strove towards the try line. The Full-time whistle bought saw BoRA win 24-5 with tries scored by David and Ryan, and conversions scored by team captain Bill. The team were a real credit to the Academy and the result shows how far they've come this year! Well done lads!
15-01-2012
BoRA plays on the Peninsula
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