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Leaders Kabras chase back-to-back titles at Prinsloo Sevens

Kabras Sugar

Kabras Sugar players celebrate with the title after winning the Driftwood Sevens at the Mombasa Sports Club on July 9, 2023.


Photo credit: Steven Heywood | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Prinsloo Sevens will also see the return of centre Derrick Ashihundu from an injury for Kabras Sugar as they tackle Homeboyz in their opening duel at 9.40am
  • Kabras Sugar moved to the top of the National Sevens Circuit table when they claimed their first Driftwood Sevens crown, beating Menengai Oilers 10-7 in the final in Mombasa on July 9
  • Prinsloo Sevens defending champions Menengai Oilers, who open their defence against neighbours Nakuru, have replaced David Otundo and Timothy Lugalia, who featured at Driftwood with Davis Nyaudi and Hebert Ochieng respectively


Series leaders Kabras Sugar Rugby Club have unleashed newbie Eric Cantona as they chase a double at Prinsloo Sevens, the third leg of SportPesa National Sevens Circuit, starting on Saturday at Nakuru Athletic Club.

Prinsloo Sevens will also see the return of centre Derrick Ashiundu from an injury for Kabras Sugar as they tackle Homeboyz in their opening duel at 9.40am.