KCB RFC Aiming for a Strong Finish in the Sevens Circuit
Kabeberi Sevens winners KCB RFC are
targeting a strong finish to the last leg of the ongoing National Sevens
Circuit at the Prinsloo Sevens this weekend in Nakuru.
The bankers, who finished second at
the Driftwood 7s in Mombasa last weekend have been paired with hosts Nakuru
RFC, Nondescripts, and Mwamba RFC in pool B for the last leg of the gruelling
6-leg series.
Speaking ahead of the competition,
KCB RFC 7s coach Andrew Amonde said they will have to give everything at the
Nakuru leg.
“It has been a rollercoaster of
emotions for us in this year’s event. It is not the kind of event we expected
but nonetheless, we are going to Nakuru to finish strong and show what KCB is
made of. The plan is to win all our matches and finish at the top.”
Following the team’s excellent run at
the fifth leg of the series, KCB currently sits third in the overall circuit
standings garnering 86 points, one behind second-placed Kabras Sugar and 11
behind leaders Kenya Harlequin.
“I'm proud of these boys who have
been relentless in our pursuit to retain the National Sevens Title. The
competition has been extremely tough especially from Kabras and Kenya Harlequin
but, we have been there with them.
"We are motivated now more than
ever to go out there and solidify our place as a top club in the Kenyan rugby
scene,” quipped KCB RFC Captain Jacob Ojee.
Youngster Michael Wamalwa had a
concussion in the previous tournament and will not feature for the Andrew
Amonde-led team.
New boy Floyd Wabwire and skipper
Samuel Asati will also not appear for the team after both of them picked ankle
injuries.
Shujaa’s captain Vincent Onyala who was instrumental in KCB’s impressive run to a podium finish at the Kabeberi sevens is expected to make a comeback after missing Mombasa’s Driftwood sevens.
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