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Police Falcons B overcome early setback to claim 7s title at Eve Leary

Police Falcons B are the champions of the inaugural Police 7s Rugby tournament.

Police Falcons B recovered from conceding in the opening minute to defeat GDF B 28-7 in the final of Saturday’s inaugural Police Falcons tournament at the Police Sports Ground, Eve Leary.

The victory earned Police Falcons B the $200,000 first prize, while GDF B collected $100,000 for finishing second. Shawn David was named the Most Valuable Player of the final, while GDF’s Gavin McPherson received the tournament MVP award.

GDF B made a strong start to the championship match when McPherson scored in the first minute to give his team an early advantage.

Police Falcons B responded through Owen Adonis, who crossed for a try before Lionel Holder added the conversion to level the score. David later extended Police Falcons B’s lead, with Broomes successfully converting.

Part of the action between Falcons B and GDF B in the final at Eve Leary.

Michael Barrow added another try near the end of the first half as Police Falcons B took firm control of the contest.

Theo Henry scored in the second half and Holder converted again to complete a convincing 28-7 victory.

Police Falcons B entered the final following a strong showing in the preliminary round. They defeated Police A 22-7, GDF B 12-0 and GDF A 15-10.

GDF B also impressed during the round-robin stage, recording a 14-0 victory over Police A and a 28-5 win against GDF A. Their only preliminary defeat came against Police Falcons B.

Police A opened the competition with a 12-5 victory over GDF A but later suffered losses to Police Falcons B and GDF B.

GDF A endured a difficult tournament, losing 12-5 to Police A, 28-5 to GDF B and 15-10 to Police Falcons B.

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