Rugby: Hafeel Marso elected WPRFU President

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Former Sri Lanka, Police SC and Zahira College forward Hafeel Marso was elected as President of the Western Province Rugby Football Union (WPRFU) at its Annual General Meeting held at Havelock Sports Club.

Thusitha Peiris was elected the Deputy President while Shamrath Fernando and Roshan Deen were elected Vice Presidents.

Waruna de Silva secured the Secretary's position while Mahesh Kumara was appointed as the Assistant Secretary.

Jude Pillai was elected the Treasurer and the Assistant Treasurer's position was filled in by Madhawa Wijesiri.

Nazeem Mohamed and Vimal Senanayake are the Past Presidents.

The WPRFU is considered as one of the most dominant provincial Unions affiliated to the Sri Lanka Rugby Union.

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