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The Kenya U20 men's rugby team, Chipu, have begun preparations for their Barthes Cup title defence with the first training camp at RFUEA Grounds. With a mix of returning players and new call-ups, the squad is gearing up for the continental showdown set for April in Zimbabwe.

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The team set the tone early with a commanding 20-5 victory over Samoa, led by a stellar performance from captain Grace Okulu and moments of individual brilliance from Naomi Amuguni.

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A crucial tackle from Okulu disrupted Samoa's momentum, allowing Kenya to regain possession through a scrum fed by Judith Okumu.

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Dubbed as the clash of the weekend, Kabras Sugar and Menengai Oilers go into the match ranked 2nd and 3rd with 44 and 41 points, respectively.

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Kenya’s rugby sevens team, Shujaa, endured a winless run at the Vancouver 7s, finishing at the bottom after a narrow 19-14 loss to Ireland in the 11th-place playoff. Despite a promising start, defensive lapses cost them in the final moments, sealing their worst finish since rejoining the global circuit. As focus shifts to the Hong Kong 7s, Shujaa must regroup to avoid another disappointing outing.

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Kenya Sevens endured a tough outing at the Vancouver 7s, finishing the pool stage winless before falling to Uruguay in the ninth-place semifinals. With four straight losses, Shujaa now have one last chance to salvage their campaign as they face England in the 11th-place playoff at 9:50 p.m. East African Time tonight.

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Shujaa’s Vancouver Sevens campaign is on the line as they prepare for a must-win clash against Great Britain at 10:58 PM EAT today. The Kenyan side has endured a tough start, falling to Argentina and France in their opening pool matches. With two defeats, only victory can keep their tournament hopes alive.

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Fijian-born Jone Kubu is set to make his debut for Shujaa at the Vancouver Sevens, joining a youthful and experienced squad. The 12-man team, announced for the tournament in Canada from February 21-23, also includes 18-year-old Jackson Siketi. Kubu and Siketi replace Benson Salem and Festus Shiasi, bringing a dynamic mix to Kenya’s Sevens squad as they face tough competition in Pool A.

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The Kenya Rugby Union has confirmed that the 2025 Safari Sevens will be held in Nairobi from 10-12 October. This marks the tournament’s return to the capital after last year’s edition was staged in Machakos, the first time it was held outside Nairobi. With the confirmation coming eight months in advance, organisers now have a head start in securing sponsorship and planning a grander tournament.

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Kabras Sugar and KCB Rugby continued their dominant start to the 2024-25 Kenya Cup season with convincing wins, while Menengai Oilers edged out Nondescripts to remain unbeaten. Elsewhere, Strathmore Leos, Kisumu RFC, and South Coast Pirates picked up crucial victories as Nakuru RFC’s relegation worries deepened.

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Kenya Simbas have officially kicked off their 2027 Rugby World Cup qualification preparations with a four-day residential camp in Kakamega. Meanwhile, four Kenyan players have been invited to the prestigious Rhinos High-Performance Camp in South Africa

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Kenya’s Shujaa ended their Perth Sevens campaign with a 19-12 loss to New Zealand in the 9th-place final, earning three points and remaining 9th in the standings. With three circuits left, the team faces a crucial push to secure a top-eight finish.

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Kenya Lionesses defeated Poland 19-12 at the RFUEA Grounds on Saturday, delivering a strong statement as they gear up for the 2024-25 World Rugby Sevens Challenger Series, aiming for promotion to the elite competition.

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Shujaa bounced back from Day One defeats to secure back-to-back wins over Uruguay and USA at the Perth Sevens, booking a spot in the 9th-place final against New Zealand on Sunday.

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Kenya Sevens faced a tough start to the 2024-25 World Rugby Sevens Series in Perth, enduring back-to-back losses to New Zealand and Fiji. These defeats have nearly ended their hopes of advancing to the main cup quarter-finals, leaving them with a crucial but largely symbolic final pool match against Uruguay.

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Shujaa has landed in Australia ahead of the Perth Sevens, ready to take on some of the world's best teams in the third leg of the 2024-25 World Rugby Sevens Series. With one week to acclimatise, coach Kevin Wambua is confident that his squad is well-prepared for the challenges ahead, aiming to break through the group stages and secure a top 8 finish.

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The Kenya rugby sevens team, Shujaa, gears up for the Perth leg of the 2024-25 World Rugby Sevens Series with the return of star player Vincent Onyala. Following a strong showing in Dubai and Cape Town, Shujaa aims to build momentum and secure a top-8 finish.

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Kenyan rugby enthusiasts are bracing for a year packed with action, with the 2025 season set to feature major events both locally and internationally. From the Kenya Cup battles to World Cup qualifiers in the Rugby Africa Cup, the calendar offers plenty to look forward to.

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Kenya’s Shujaa is set to battle Australia and Spain in Pool B at the Cape Town 7s this weekend. The tournament, part of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series, features a new format with four pools of three teams each. Shujaa aims to improve on their 10th-place finish in Dubai as the series moves to South Africa.

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Shujaa triumphed over Ireland 21-7 in a spirited performance at the Dubai 7s, advancing to the ninth-place final where they will face Uruguay. Kenya's clinical defense and creative play secured the victory in a fiercely contested match.

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Kenya Simbas retained the Elgon Cup title with a narrow 27-25 victory over Uganda Cranes at Nairobi's RFUEA Grounds.

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Kenya’s head coach Jerome Paarwater has unveiled the 23 players set to face Uganda this afternoon in the opening leg of the Elgon Cup.

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Kabeberi Sevens takes place on the weekend of 24-25 at the RFUEA Grounds along Ngong Road

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The Dala 7s, the latest leg of the National Sevens Circuit, delivered thrilling action and standout performances as Kabras Sugar clinched the Division One title while MKU Thika celebrated a victory in Division Two. Held at Jomo Kenyatta Stadium in Kisumu on August 17th and 18th, the tournament showcased intense competition, with Kabras Sugar ultimately emerging as the champions after a dominant final performance. The event also saw notable performances from Menengai Oilers, KCB, and Kenya Harlequins, among others.

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The pools for the Dala Sevens have been announced, with Kisumu set to host the tournament on August 17th and 18th. Kenya Harlequin headlines Pool A, while other teams gear up for a weekend of intense rugby action.

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Up next in the National Sevens Circuit will be the Dala 7s on the weekend of 17-18 August

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Ingo 7s will be held at the ASK Showground in Kakamega on the weekend of 3-4 August

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The Christie 7s, Kenya's oldest rugby tournament, has celebrated six decades of fierce competition and community impact. With recent wins, plans for international expansion, and a legacy of nurturing talent, it remains a cornerstone of Kenyan rugby.

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John Okoth was the hero, scoring a try in each half as Kenya edged Samoa 10-5 to finish ninth

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The 2024 National 7s series begins on Saturday with the Christie 7s at Nairobi's RFUEA Grounds

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Kevin Wambua's men now have all to play on Saturday as they plan to end their campaign with victory over a stubborn Samoa side.

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This now marks the third Olympics that Kenya Sevens have been eliminated at the Group Stages without winning a match.

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Shujaa's hopes of qualifying for the knockout stages now hinge on them managing a convincing win against Samoa on Thursday.

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Shujaa, who have now played seven matches at the Olympic Games without a win at the Group Stages, face a short turnaround time before playing Australia at 8 p.m. at the Stade de France.

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Last-minute penalties sealed Kenya's fate in Namboole

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Shujaa open their Paris Olympics campaign today with matches against Argentina and Australia

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The Kenya Rugby 7s National team finalised it local camp and is expected to proceed to Miramas, France to finalise its preparations for the upcoming Paris Olympics

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Kenya Morans now eyes redemption in next weekend's second leg at the same venue

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China's win over Kenya guarantees them a place in the upcoming Olympics in Paris

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The cross-country star's results from recent competitions have been invalidated due to the detection of multiple prohibited substances.

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Shujaa beat Germany to proceed to the semifinals of the ongoing Challenger Series Grand Final in Madrid. The four semifinalists are assured of place in the prestigious World Sevens Series

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Shujaa face Germany in the quarterfinal on Saturday from 6:20 PM EAT. A win will guarantee their return to the HSBC series

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Shujaa face Chile in the final pool match on Saturday evening

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Kenya7s is aiming to secure a top four position in the playoffs to secure promotion back to the HSBC 7s. 

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The camp in Miramas is organised by the National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOCK)

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This was sweet revenge for Kenya Chipu who lost at home to Zimbabwe last year

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The match between Blak Blad and Kenya Harlequin couldn't proceed due to the absence of a properly equipped ambulance

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KCB RFC takes on Northern Suburbs at the Lions Den this afternoon

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The Kenyan Rugby Super Series kicks off in May

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The Rugby Super Series is making a return after a 10-year hiatus.

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KCB RFC lost the Kenya Cup final to Kabras on Saturday at the ASK Showground in Kakamega

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The Women's Kenya Cup and Championship final will also be played on Saturday afternoon

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The stage is set for a thrilling Kenya Cup final as familiar adversaries, KCB and Kabras Sugar, secured their spots with impressive semifinal victories

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The Kenya Cup semifinals are now set with Kabras set to face Nondies while Menengai Oilers will tackle KCB

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The Rugby Super Series will officially kick off in May

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Kenya's rugby sevens national team, known as Shujaa, faced disappointment as they secured a third-place finish in the recent Challenger Series held at the Estadio Charrúa in Montevideo, Uruguay. This marked a decline from their victorious performance in the opening series in Dubai

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The Kenya Lionesses on the other end lost 7-24 to China

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Despite their setback against China, the Kenya Lionesses look to bounce back against Papua New Guinea in the next match

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Shujaa emerged victorious in the opening leg of the World Rugby HSBC Challenger series in Dubai

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Kenya Rugby Union has revealed the provisional squad for Chipu, the Kenya U20 National team, ahead of the Barthes U20 Trophy. From a pool of 125, 56 players were selected after trials held on February 17th. The team, led by coaches Simon Jawichre and Kenny Rogers Andola, is gearing up for the tournament set for April 20th to 28th in Harare, Zimbabwe.

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Shujaa beat Chile 12-5 in the final, with Patrick Odongo the star man.

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The Kenya Lionesses' quest for their first victory in the ongoing HSBC Challenger Series fell just short on Friday, narrowly succumbing 12-10 to Czech Republic.

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Since the start of the 2023/2024 season, KCB has won the three matches played so far, garnering 15 points.

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Oyugi was a significant figure in rugby, fondly remembered for his passion for the game from his high school days at St. Mary’s High School to his time with Strathmore Leos and later joining Impala RFC.

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Adul's passing comes four months after the Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) announced the death of Kenya Lionesses player Bernadette Olesia. Olesia passed away on Tuesday, August 15, 2023, while undergoing treatment in the hospital, as reported by The Star.

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Kenya's men's team, Shujaa, were set to compete in Group C, facing off against Speranza 22, R10C Selects, and Wailers. They were placed in Group C alongside Speranza 22, R10C Selects, and Wailers in the men’s International Invitation Category.

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With gold medals hanging from their necks, the players arrived at the Union Buildings, the seat of the government, on a yellow open-top bus and shook hands with Ramaphosa.

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As is so often the case with finals, the match proved to be a tight, edgy encounter at a rain-soaked Stade de France where defence ruled and the All Blacks lost captain Sam Cane to a first-half red card for a high tackle.

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William Woodhams, CEO of the world's oldest bookmakers Fitzdares says that although his firm would lose money if the All Blacks win at the Stade de France it will be nothing compared to the losses if the Springboks prevail.

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History will be made as whoever wins the southern hemisphere duel next Saturday will be the first team to lift the Webb Ellis Trophy for a fourth time.

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Will Jordan scored a hat-trick of tries as New Zealand outclassed Argentina 44-6 on Friday to set up a Rugby World Cup final against the winner of the second semi-final between England and defending champions South Africa.

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