- KCB Rugby defeated Kabras Sugar 12-5 to win the final leg of the 2025 SportPesa National Sevens Circuit the – Dala 7s 2025 in Kisumu.
- By winning the sixth and final leg, KCB were also crowned overall circuit champions, finishing with a record-breaking 126 points.
- They reached all six finals this season, securing victory in four and finishing runners-up in the remaining two.
After two months of thrilling rugby matches, the curtain fell on the 2025 SportPesa National Sevens Circuit with the final leg- the Dala 7s- played on the weekend of September 13 (Saturday) and Sunday 14 at the Jomo Kenyatta Stadium in Kisumu County.
KCB, enjoying a highly successful season, managed to edge out Kabras for the fifth time this year, narrowly defeating them 12–5 to claim the Dala 7s 2025 title and extend their record to seven triumphant victories in this tournament.
Entering the final fixture, the Bankers had already clinched the overall SportPesa National Sevens title after overcoming Strathmore Leos in the quarterfinals.
All that remained was to assert their dominance on the field, a feat they accomplished by competing in all six finals this season, securing four titles and finishing as runners-up twice, amassing a record total of 126 points.
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In a rain-soaked Jomo Kenyatta Stadium, the Bankers were first to draw blood through Samuel Asati.
Following a scrum on the Millers’ 22, he surged across the line, and Stephen Osumba added the extras, giving them a 7–0 lead within minutes.
The defending Dala 7s champions managed to narrow the gap to two points when Rayvon Ambale scored an unconverted try, bringing the score to 7–5 in KCB’s favor.
During the second half, KCB extended their advantage through Floyd Wabwire – a standout performer instrumental to the Bankers’ success this season, pushing the score to 12–5.
Kabras attempted a comeback but were unable to defend their title, as KCB secured their fourth tournament win of the season and a record-extending seventh Dala 7s championship.
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2025 SportPesa 7s Circuit Champions
- Driftwood 7s: July 26–27 – Champions: KCB Rugby
- Prinsloo 7s: August 2–3 – Champions: Strathmore Leos
- Christie 7s: August 16–17 – Champions: KCB Rugby
- Embu 7s: August 23–24 – Champions: Strathmore Leos
- Kabeberi 7s: September 6–7 – Champions: KCB
- Dala 7s: September 13–14 – Champions: KCB
Dala 7s 2025 collated results
Dala 7s 2025 third place playoffs
Daystar Falcons 0-33 Menengai oilers
Dala 7s 2025 fifth place playoffs
Mwamba 10-17 Nakuru
Dala 7s 2025 challenger cup final
Catholic Monks 26-7 Impala RFC
Dala 7s 13th place finals
MMUST 31-0 Kisumu RFC
Dala 7s 2025 main cup semifinal Results
- Kabras Sugar 14-0 Menengai Oilers
- KCB 19-5 Daystar Falcons
Dala 7s 2025 quarterfinals Results
- Kabras Sugar 19-5 Nondescript
- Daystar Falcons 12-10 Nakuru RFC
- KCB 15-14 Strathmore Leos
- Menengai Oilers 36-5 Mwamba RFC
Dala 7s 2025 Order of Play: Division One
Round One Resullts
Pool A
- Monks 14 -10 Nakuru RFC
- Kabras Sugar 34-15 MMUST
Pool B
- MSC Rugby 41-5 Nondescripts
- Daystar Falcons 20-14 Kenya Harlequins
Pool C
- Mwamba RFC 41-0 Embu RFC
- KCB Rugby 29-12 Homeboyz RFC
Pool D
- Menengai Oilers 50-0 Kisumu RFC
- Strathmore Leos 29-0 Impala
Dala 7s 2025 Round Two Results
Pool A
- Monks 12-17 MMUST
- Kabras 21-14 Nakuru
Pool B
- MSC Rugby 29-14 Kenya Harlequins
- Falcons 31-12 Nondescripts
Pool C
- Mwamba 24-5 Homeboyz
- KCB 36-0 Embu
Pool D
- Oilers 50-0 Impala
- Leos 36-0 Kisumu
Dala 7s 2025: Round Three Results
Pool A
- MMUST 24-19 Nakuru
- Kabras 19-15 Monks
Pool B
- Harlequins 29-5 Nondescripts
- Falcons vs MSC Rugby
Pool C
- Homeboyz 31-0 Embu
- KCB vs Mwamba
Pool D
- Impala 12-15 Kisumu
- Leos 7-24 Oilers