Hi every one, the reason I am writing this post, is because I know that following a player's progress is really a big issue in rugby teams and the Union in Rwanda.
So I got this idea while i was having dinner with many of these young rugby players at home just after they were back from the Safaricom 7's.
Some said it a great idea because,the player will feel a bit respected and will be happy that other can even know better about him,in the news,internet and else where.
TUYISENGE Daniel aka T-DANNY, lives in Gikondo/ Kigali, he lives with his mother and has one brother, when I was interviewing him ,he said that his brother was the one that inspired him and taught him some rugby basics, he also said that he remembers when I first ask him to go and help us defending while I was coaching the other young boys ,including his brother,he said :" that was my first to play rugby with others and from then, I think I will never stop", it was in 2008.
In just 4 years,this young man,full of passion and self confidence,came out with some brilliant skills,passes,runs,hits and he is really aggressive when is in the field.
He is now playing for his school,for the Kigali Sharks Rugby club and for the Junior national team.
Without doubt, this player will be among one of the key players for his club and our country. Just keep the eye on him,you will see how brilliant he can be!
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| TUYISENGE D, smiling with the runners up trophy from Safaricom U19 tourney. |
Some said it a great idea because,the player will feel a bit respected and will be happy that other can even know better about him,in the news,internet and else where.
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T-DANNY, in Rugunga,during rugby training,he is showing some great passes!!!
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For the first time, we will be writing about this young player who was recently selected in the team that represented Rwanda in Kenya and was also selected before by his school,to represent Rwanda again in the East Africa inter schools tournament in Burundi in August this year.
TUYISENGE Daniel aka T-DANNY, lives in Gikondo/ Kigali, he lives with his mother and has one brother, when I was interviewing him ,he said that his brother was the one that inspired him and taught him some rugby basics, he also said that he remembers when I first ask him to go and help us defending while I was coaching the other young boys ,including his brother,he said :" that was my first to play rugby with others and from then, I think I will never stop", it was in 2008.
In just 4 years,this young man,full of passion and self confidence,came out with some brilliant skills,passes,runs,hits and he is really aggressive when is in the field.
He is now playing for his school,for the Kigali Sharks Rugby club and for the Junior national team.
Without doubt, this player will be among one of the key players for his club and our country. Just keep the eye on him,you will see how brilliant he can be!
keep it up wangu!
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