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Nakuru vow to end seven-year Prinsloo Sevens title drought

Enterprise Cup

Nakuru RFC's Paul Lusesi charges past Impala RFC's David Moenga during their Kenya Rugby Union Enterprise Cup quarter-finals match on March 26, 2022 at Impala Club.

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Top Fry Nakuru RFC popularly known as “Wanyore” who last won at home in 2015 are in Group 'B' and will battle for top honours against sister club Menengai Oilers, Masinde Muliro and Kisumu
  • The high-riding Homeboyz are in Group 'A' and expected to extend their winning ways in Nakuru
  • Tournament organisers led by Top Fry Nakuru chairman Leshan Ole Taruru said the stage is set for the tournament and big party at the populous club

The fifth round of the National Sevens circuit moves to Nakuru with the rugby-mad city hosting the Prinsloo tournament at the Nakuru Athletics Club.

The two days tournament kicks off on Saturday and ends on Sunday.