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After failing to win the national rugby 7 circuit, Menengai Cream Homeboyz head coach Paul Murunga was a man on a mission.
When his team failed to win the title with a two-point deficit, Murunga promised to bring a new ball game this season.
He said that he was determined to score as many points as possible by opening the legs and maintaining the form as the series enters the sprint.
He had already traveled this road and was not ready to repeat the sorrow that he had suffered.
"Last season we missed a punch but this time we will apply a different tactic to accumulate as many points as possible.We must win early enough," said Murunga after winning the Prinsloo Sevens title at the Nakuru Athletic Club on July 22.
And by winning the title Sepetuka Sevens, the race in the remaining legs is to lose, following their current form.
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Other competitions will be held at Kabeberi Sevens in Machakos from August 18th to 19th, Driftwood Sevens in Mombasa from August 25th to 26th, Dala Sevens in Kisumu from September 8th to 8th. 9 and Christie Sevens in Nairobi from 15 to 16 September.
Murunga insists that consistency in the remaining tournaments will lead them to their darling ambition.
On the road to victory in Sepetuka, Homeboyz beat Mwamba 25-0 to lead the circuit with 44 points.
Mwamba, with 38 points, is second, Kenya Commercial Bank third with 32, Resolution Impala Saracens fourth (27) and Kabras Sugar fifth (23).
Top Fry Nakuru RFCa is sixth with 22, Nondescripts seventh (20), Menengai Eighth Oilers (18), Kenya Harlequins Ninth (16) and Mean Machine 10th with 13 points. [Ben Ahenda]
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