The Lions find themselves in a tricky pool C when the Western Union National Sevens Circuit anchors in the coastal city of Mombasa for the Driftwood Sevens. The Lions come up against the team they vanquished in the Prinsloo Quarter finals Kenya Harlequins. Other teams in the pool include the unpredictable Kenyatta University Blak Blad and hosts Mombasa SC.
The Lions boasting a sprinkling of talent in the form of Collins Kimani, Jotham Yahuma, Benjamin Ojema and the steely experience of Kenya Sevens stalwart Dennis Mwanja will be out to improve on their semi final placing in Nakuru where they were narrowly beaten 19-24 by Impala in a tight semi final encounter.
KCBRFC Online will bring you the updates from Mombasa
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http://kcbrfc.blogspot.com
The Lions boasting a sprinkling of talent in the form of Collins Kimani, Jotham Yahuma, Benjamin Ojema and the steely experience of Kenya Sevens stalwart Dennis Mwanja will be out to improve on their semi final placing in Nakuru where they were narrowly beaten 19-24 by Impala in a tight semi final encounter.
KCBRFC Online will bring you the updates from Mombasa
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http://kcbrfc.blogspot.com
1 comment:
l think coach githinji has done agreat, despite loosing both the kenya cup and enterprise cup,you must remember he won for the first time the bamburi cup and has discovered new talent for the first team from the second team something tank didn't have, firthermore kcb 's game has been added some flare
pokzi
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