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KVF League: Equity on cloud nine after beating holders Prisons
Equity Bank’s Wilson Cheruiyot (centre) spikes against Kenya Prisons’ Timothy Kipruto and Sila Kipruto (right) on during their Kenya Volleyball Federation men’s Premier league match played at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani Indoor Arena on March 2, 2025.
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- Meanwhile, KVF Deputy President Paul Bitok has appealed to the Ministry of Sports to waive or reduce indoor facility fees, citing high costs as a burden on clubs and the federation.
- “For us to use this facility, we have to pay Sh60,000 per day, which is very expensive. This season, we have many events, and our teams will need this venue frequently. We request that the fee be reduced to at least Sh20,000, which would be more manageable,” Bitok stated.
Kenya Prisons opposite hitter Michael Chemos admitted his team was not at its best after suffering a 3-0 (25-19, 27-25, 25-20) loss to Equity Bank in the Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) Men’s National League at the Moi International Sports Centre indoor arena in Nairobi Sunday.
Chemos pointed to disorganisation from the start and the absence of key players as major factors in the defending champions’ loss.
