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Volleyball: KPA seek redemption against leaders GSU

Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) players celebrate a point

Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) players celebrate a point during their Kenya Volleyball Federation National League match against General Service Unit (GSU) at Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi on June 24, 2022. 

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • The Dockers are due to face champions General Service Unit (GSU) and Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) at Nyayo National Stadium indoor arena this weekend as they seek to find their way back into the top four
  • KPA, who finished second last season, are surprisingly ninth with nine points from six matches in the 16-team league following a poor start to the season
  • GSU lead the standings unbeaten with 18 points from six matches, while KDF and 2016 champions Kenya Prisons are joint second with the same number of points although they have played one more match

Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) coach Sammy Mulinge has described the fourth leg of Kenya Volleyball Federation men's National League as the trickiest this season.

The Dockers are due to face champions General Service Unit (GSU) and Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) at Nyayo National Stadium indoor arena this weekend as they seek to find their way back into the top four.