Leo Super 7's 2024 - The Rugby Tournament

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"The true glory in victory lies not in killing, but in sparing." - Vince Lombardi

This quote perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the recently concluded Leo Super 7's Rugby Tournament, held on April 7th, 2024, at the University of Colombo. Organized by the Leo Club of the University of Colombo, the 4th edition of the tournament was a resounding success, bringing together over 350 participants and fostering a love for the sport. What truly sets the Leo Super 7's apart is its unique position as the only rugby tournament in Sri Lanka that allows competition between both state and private universities. The brainchild of Leo District 306 C1, the Leo Super 7's aims to create a platform for talented young rugby players while also fostering a memorable annual event for the local community.

After a series of exciting matches, Imperial College and IIT Campus emerged victorious, earning their spots in the highly anticipated finals. ICBT Colombo, meanwhile, clinched the Plate Championship, adding another layer of excitement to the competitive atmosphere. The grand finale was a true spectacle. Imperial College showcased exceptional teamwork and strategic brilliance, ultimately securing the prestigious Leo Super 7's Champions title! The valiant IIT Campus team earned the Runners-up trophy, a well-deserved recognition of their outstanding performance throughout the tournament.

The Leo Super 7's stands as a testament to the unwavering commitment of the organizers to fostering sportsmanship and nurturing young talent in Sri Lanka's rugby scene. With its dedication to creating a platform for competition and community spirit, the tournament promises to return next year, bigger and better, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of players and spectators alike.

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Leo Thulani Bopegamage.

 

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