The Kenya Cup Weekend Round-up

Derrick Ashihundu Dominates: Kabras RFC Crush Mwamba RFC 87-0 in Spectacular Showdown

In a commanding display at Kakamega Showground, Derrick Ashihundu showcased his prowess, securing a remarkable first-half hattrick for Kabras RFC. The team emerged victorious with an impressive 87-0 triumph over Mwamba RFC.
Ashihundu's stellar performance in this match brought his season try tally to 10, contributing significantly to Kabras RFC's ascent to 25 points. With this resounding win, Kabras RFC firmly retains the top spot in the ongoing 2023/24 campaign.

Menengai Oilers Triumph in Nail-Biting Encounter: Beat BlakBlad 23-19

Menengai Oilers continued their winning streak, securing a hard-fought 23-19 victory against BlakBlad at Nakuru Showground. Denis Abukuse initiated the scoring with a successful three-point penalty, setting the tone for a fiercely contested match. The Oilers now boast an impressive five-game winning streak in the current season.

KCB Rugby Dominates Strathmore Leos in Di Baddest Cup Clash

In the much-anticipated Di Baddest Cup match at the Lion’s Den, Ruaraka, KCB Rugby maintained their unbeaten streak in the Kenya Cup. A 36-11 defeat was handed to Strathmore Leos in an electrifying showdown.
Peter Kilonzo led the charge for KCB Rugby with the first try, supported by Darwin Mukidza's successful conversion for an early 7-0 lead. Captain Griffin Musila and Austin Sikutwa further solidified KCB's dominance with two additional tries, securing a convincing 36-11 victory.

Kenya Harlequin Continues Winning Streak: Defeats Nakuru RFC 24-5

In a compelling match at the RFUEA grounds, Kenya Harlequin showcased their fine form, defeating Nakuru RFC 24-5. The tight-head prop opened the scoring with a converted try, providing an early 7-0 lead. Despite Nakuru RFC responding with a try, Quins extended their lead with a powerful rolling maul, securing a 24-5 victory and maintaining their excellent form in the season.

Kisumu RFC clinched their second victory of the 2023/2024 season with a narrow 13-10 triumph over Catholic Monks in an early kick-off match at the CUEA grounds on Saturday, January 20.

The Monks took an early lead, scoring the first try of the game within minutes through Jeremy Odhiambo. Samuel Omolo's successful conversion gave the hosts a 7-0 advantage at halftime.

In the early stages of the second half, Kisumu RFC mounted a strong comeback, securing their first try of the game. Stephen Ochieng successfully converted it, leveling the score at 7-7.

Kisumu RFC then added three points to their tally with a penalty, expertly scored by Buess Nyangina, propelling them to a 10-7 lead. The closely contested match concluded with Kisumu RFC securing the narrow 13-10 victory.

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