- The fifth leg of the 2025 SportPesa National Sevens Circuit – the Kabeberi 7s, kicked off on Saturday morning at the RFUEA Grounds along Ngong Road, Nairobi.
- KCB, Strathmore Leos, Kabras Sugar, Catholic Monks, Mombasa RFC, Daystar Falcons, and Menengai Oilers all registered victories in Round One of this penultimate leg.
- KCB entered the Kabeberi 7s as the overall leaders of the 2025 SportPesa National Sevens Circuit, with 82 points heading into this round.
The penultimate round of the 2025 Sportpesa National Sevens Circuit kicked off on the morning of Saturday, September 6, with the Kabeberi 7s at the RFUEA Grounds on Ngong Road, Nairobi.
This fifth leg of the six-round national Sevens series saw the overall leaders, KCB Rugby, launch their campaign in dominant fashion.
With 82 points already secured, the bankers made a powerful statement of intent to claim their third title this season and defend their Kabeberi 7s crown by thrashing Mean Machine 54-0.
KCB, now under the stewardship of Andrew Amonde who stepped in as head coach following the temporary suspension of Dennis Mwanja, are also eager to redeem themselves after falling to Strathmore Leos in the Embu 7s final.
In the same Group A, Mombasa RFC who had missed the Embu 7s two weeks ago, returned to action with renewed energy, narrowly edging out Nakuru RFC 15-14 in their opening match.
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Group B featured Strathmore Leos, champions of both the Embu and Prinsloo 7s, who began their quest for a third title in style, dismantling hosts Mwamba RFC 25-7.
Meanwhile, defending overall champions Kenya Harlequins had a shaky start to this penultimate round, being held to a 10-10 draw by Impala RFC.
Elsewhere in Group C, Daystar Falcons made a positive start, defeating Division Two Embu 7s champions Homeboyz RFC 15-7.
However, MMUST fresh off their first semifinal appearance in Embu, suffered a disappointing 26-5 loss to the Catholic Monks.
In Group D, Kabras Sugar, who have yet to make a final appearance in this year’s series, made a thunderous statement with a 61-0 demolition of invited side Kisumu RFC.
Also in Group D, Menengai Oilers- runners-up in the Christie 7s and third-place finishers in Embu, continued their impressive form with a clinical 45-0 victory over invited side Embu RFC.
Currently sitting third overall, Oilers will be aiming to build on their 64 points and strengthen their title ambitions.
SportPesa National Sevens Circuit 2025 – Kabeberi 7s Division One Group Stage Results
Round One
Group A
- Nakuru RFC 14-15 Mombasa Rugby
- KCB 54-0 Mean Machine
Group B
- Kenya Harlequins 10-10 Impala RFC
- Strathmore Leos 25-7 Mwamba RFC
Group C
- Daystar Falcons 15-7 Homeboyz RFC
- MMUST 5-26 Catholic Monks
Group D
- Kabras Sugar 61-0 Kisumu RFC
- Menengai Oilers 45-0 Embu RFC
Round Two Results- Kabeberi 7s 2025
Group A
- Nakuru 12–0 Mean Machine
- KCB 31–0 Mombasa RFC
Group B
- Kenya Harlequins 17–0 Mwamba RFC
- Strathmore Leos 31–0 Impala RFC
Group C
- Daystar Falcons 24–12 Catholic Monks
- MMUST 10–10 Homeboyz RFC
Group D
- Kabras Sugar 43–0 Embu RFC
- Menengai Oilers 52-0 Kisumu RFC
Round Three Fixtures
Group A
- Mean Machine vs MSC Rugby
- KCB vs Nakuru
Group B
- Mwamba RFC vs Impala RFC
- Strathmore Leos vs Kenya Harlequins
Group C
- Catholic Monks vs Homeboyz RFC
- Daystar Falcons vs MMUST
Group D
- Embu RFC vs Kisumu RFC
- Menengai Oilers vs Kabras Sugar