Camm's steady rise in local and international championships

Teenage polo player Archie Camm continued his impressive rise by starring for Samurai at the Mug of Mugs Cup, earning MVP honours despite narrowly missing out on the title...

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Young polo player Archie Camm is making a notable impact in both local and international championships, showcasing significant talent on the field.

Archie Camm, aged 15, was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) among players with a handicap of 0 or below at the Mug of Mugs Cup.
He played a crucial role for the Samurai team, helping them secure second place in the competition.
Despite his recent successes, Camm may miss the upcoming Northern Kenya Polo Championships as he has traveled to Paris, France.

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