THE Guyana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) had a successful day of rugby yesterday at the National Park with the Trophy Stall Sevens tournament attracting much excitement and attractive play but at the end of the day, Police Falcons were on top.

The youthful Falcons side outlasted their more experienced sides in GDF A, GDF B and favourites Panthers to lift the championship trophy, led by a Most Valuable Player (MVP) performance by Rickford ‘Jimmy’ Cummings.

In the final, Falcons made light work of GDF B 14-0 with Lionel Holder leading the way with one Try and two Conversions while Cummings again was pivotal with one Try to his name.

Theo Henry of Falcons, in an invited comment with Chronicle Sport posited that he was very pleased with the work for his team. He continued that, “This lads are growing from strength to strength and I’m excited at what they can achieve because most of the players are young and they will only get better.”

On the road to the final, Falcons were unbeaten with wins against GDF A, GDF B and Pathers. Meanwhile, GDF B defeated GDF A and drew with Panthers.