New Ultimate Sevens threatens KCB’s hunt for sixth national title
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KCB’s Richel Wangila (centre) attempts to beat Strathmore University Leos Stanislaus Shikoli (right) and Amon Wamalwa during their Kabeberi Sevens finals at RFUEA ground in Nairobi on Sunday.
Players at the core of KCB’s sevens circuit campaign, are among 14 Kenyan players selected for the Ultimate Sevens Championship.
KCB coach concerned that the absence of his five key players in the final two legs of the Christies and Embu tournaments could hinder their progress.
KCB won their fifth consecutive Kabeberi Sevens title to take the top spot in the series standings with 57 points.
The newly launched Ultimate Sevens Championship could jolt KCB Rugby Club’s quest for their sixth National Sevens Circuit title.
KCB head coach Andrew Amonde is concerned that the absence of his five key players in the final two legs of the Christies and Embu tournaments could hinder their progress, having won the Prinsloo Sevens title and retained the Kabeberi Sevens title.
