Morans crowned champions in historic Sirua Darts Challenge Cup

 Morans from Westlands emerged champions of the inaugural Sirua Darts Challenger Cup, walking away with Sh 100,000 and the distinction of being the first ever winners of the prestigious tournament.

The final showdown capped off an intense and highly competitive season, with Flying Hawks from Embakasi putting up a strong challenge to secure second place and a reward of Sh 70,000. APPA Estates from Thika claimed third position, earning KSh 50,000, while Oche Addicts rounded out the top four, taking home Sh 30,000.

The Challenge Cup marked the culmination of a 12 week season under the Sirua Darts Circuit, which brought together teams from two competitive tiers: the Elite League and the Super Series League.

Speaking at the event, Sirua Darts Director Dann Karori emphasized the importance of grassroots development:

“It’s really for teams at the grassroots level where they can start playing professionally and discover more talent for Kenya. For now, it’s about ensuring we are covering the whole country trying to get talent from every county if possible.”

The structured approach addresses a long-standing gap in the sport, organized talent identification and development at the grassroots level.

Momentum is already building for Season Two, set to kick off in May. The upcoming season will follow a similar 12 week league format, culminating once again in the Challenger Cup.

The Sirua Darts Circuit is rapidly positioning itself as a transformative force in Kenyan darts. By introducing a league format, the organization has created a sustainable pathway for teams to compete regularly, develop talent, and gain national exposure.

The Blue Eagles

Flying Hawks

Turkana Lelos

Meru Baites DC

APPA Estates

Pallets

Morans

Oche Addicts

The Alpines

G9 Mnazini

Kandara Hitters

Titans DC

UoN Gurus

Ngarunga Warriors