Alex Kinyua
316 Articles
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Amonde lauds KCB’s stellar start to Enterprise Cup campaign
KCB will face Catholic Monks in the quarterfinals, and Amonde has urged his team to maintain their intensity, noting that university teams can be unpredictable.
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Blak Blad to miss Pirates Enterprise Cup tie due to financial strain
Head coach Bernard Rotich says the university’s management has decided to only focus on the East African University Games set to take place at Maseno University from December 16 to 20 this year.
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Unbowed Pirates vow to keep trying the raid… despite early baptism by fire
Pirates commenced their season by facing the country’s two best teams - KCB RFC and Kabras Sugar, which gives Amiani hope they will improve.
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Wekesa backs Shujaa to get better after improved Cape Town 7s show
“The mix of young players and a few experienced players is really good for us. The young players are stepping up and learning day by day and I believe as we go further in the series, they will gain more experience to help the team. We will keep improving,” observed Wekesa....
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Kisumu RFC raring to go in Kenya Cup, says Okwemba
“We are focusing on the first three games of the season, we are playing Oilers (Menengai) away, the first weekend, the second weekend we play KCB and the third weekend we play Kabras Sugar to cut off the Kenya cup for this year,” averred the coach.
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MMUST ready for life in the Championship after relegation
Asila, who took over the reins at MMUST RFC after Dr. Ochieng Ahaya left the role to work as the development director at KRU, says the championship will be tougher than the Kenya Cup, but his boys are ready for battle.
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Impala RFC eyes Floodlit title after thrilling derby victory
Kisia noted that their initial goal was to make it to the semi-finals, with the final representing a bonus.
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Oilers chasing elusive glory in Floodlit with Blad their next obstacle
Head coach Gibson Weru says they had a disappointing sevens campaign where they didn’t win a single leg.
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Shujaa ready for a return to HSBC Series, KRU boss Ndale says
According to Ndale, the team having been together for over a year, have gelled well and improved understanding amongst themselves and that will be vital ahead of their return to the Ivy League.
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Oaks optimistic of towering performance on return to Floodies tournament
They are in the varsity category where they will face Kabete Stallions in their quarter-final clash, and Matekwa says the good performance in the Sevens circuit will help boost the team's morale.