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Defending champions Kabras Sugar on Saturday led other big guys in the quarterfinals of the Sepetuka Sevens Main Cup, the second installment of Stanbic Eldoret Sports Club's rugby 7 series [19659002] Kabras, who is also the reigning champion of Sepetuka Sevens, opened the defense of his title with a 24-14 over Strathmore Leos before a 7-5 win in their second game against Kisumu RFC in Pool B. 19659004DominicOsinoatransformel 's helpPaulAbutopournevironment7-0facetoKabrasBeforeOwenConvertingtoonlineyourneedscomparelesscores
Osino has gone over the test line to give Sugar Millers a 12-7 lead At break and resumption, Dennis Juma' s converted trial saw the students take a lead of 14-12 but the sugar men have regained the lead thanks to the test of Aluda Beda transformed by Fabian Olando
. beat Masinde Muliro A 33-19, but the students defeated the Menengai Oilers 10-7 favorites with two unconverted tries in the second match.
Nobert Makhakha and Timothy Mmasi landed while Derrick Keyoga pulled out one for the Oilers. Earlier, Kelvin Abuga made two unconverted attempts to give the MMUST a 10-0 lead, but Homeboyz responded with Johnstone Olindi's converted try before Leonard Mugaisi gave a 14-10 advantage to Homeboyz before the break.
Mark Wandetto then scored between the posts for the Deejays but Ian Mukanzi's converted try took over MMUST in the match. Homeboyz's Brian Juma scored to the death to secure the result
Former champions of the Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) series humiliated Kisii RFC 29-0 in their opening match.
The bankers made three tries in the first period doubled from Isaac Njoroge and Shaban converting his last try for a 17-to-0 lead.
It was after the break that Shaban converted the test from Brian Omondi for a 24-0 lead while Jeff Okwach tried his first try between the posts. was converted to a 29-0 win.
Favorites Kenya Harlequin lost their opening match against Nodeshcripts 12-0 with tests from Saidi Sumba and Benjamin Marshall who did the damage.
After successfully hosting the opening match last weekend, Nakuru RFC In the opening match, the Nakuru beat Blak Blad 26-19 and beat another college club, the Catholic Monks 43-0 qualifying for the last eight.
Impala Saracens also joined the fray after their two wins as Stanbic Mwamba beat Strathmore Leos 14-12 to become the fourth team to sail.
