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KCB captain Wisa braces for tough DCI clash in KVF League

KCB players

KCB players Terry Tata (left), Edith Wisa (centre) and Emmaculate Nekesa celebrate a point during their Kenya Volleyball Federation women's National League play-offs match against Kenya Pipeline at Kasarani Indoor Arena on October 4, 2023.

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • At the bottom of the table, Lipalikes and Nairobi Prisons will be seeking their first wins of the season in their respective fixtures.
  • Nairobi Prisons, second from the bottom with one point from four matches, will face Kenya Army, while Lipalikes, winless from three matches, take on Post Bank in one of the five fixtures lined up.

Defending champions KCB Women’s Volleyball Team captain, Edith Wisa, has acknowledged the growing strength of unbeaten Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) ahead of their highly anticipated clash in the fourth leg of the Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) National League at Nyayo National Stadium gymnasium, Nairobi on Thursday.

Wisa, who also serves as the Kenya national volleyball team assistant captain, admitted that DCI have significantly improved and cannot be taken lightly, especially after their impressive run in last December’s Kipchumba Karori International tournament in Eldoret.