The Kenya Morans have named 7 debutants in the squad that will feature at the Safari 7s 2025 tournament taking place from 10-12 October at Nyayo National Stadium.
The Morans, who serve as the second men’s national 7s side behind Shujaa, will feature highly rated Rayvon Ambale who impressed in the last three legs of the 2025 SportPesa National Sevens Circuit following his two-year stint at Bryanston in the United Kingdom.
The Kabras Sugar RFC playmaker will be joined by debutants Clinton Amukwachi, Eugene Ojiambo, Daniel Kipchirchir, David Nyangige, Elton Amalemba and Arnold Muita.
John Okoth from Menengai Oilers will captain the team with Baranabas Owuor and Brian Mutua providing much-needed experience to the team.
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Kenya Morans name 7 debutants in Safari 7s squad
John Okoth (C), Brian Mutua, Elvis Olukusi, Clinton Amukachi*, Barnabas Owuor, Eugene Ojiambo*, Daniel Kipchirchir*, Rayvon Ambale*, David Nyangige*, Elton Amalemba*, Arnold Agonda, Victor Mola, Arnold Muita*
When is the Safari 7s 2025 tournament?
The 27th edition of the Safari Sevens is set to electrify the Nyayo National Stadium from 10-12 October with 20 teams confirmed for the prestigious tournament (12 men and 8 women).
This year’s event is particularly notable as it marks a return to the historic Nyayo National Stadium for the first time since 2021 and the tournament’s return to Nairobi.
The men’s 7s national team, Shujaa, will enter the tournament as the defending champions, having claimed the crown at last year’s event which took place in Machakos while Costa Blanca Barabarians will return from Spain to defend the women’s title.
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Confirmed teams for Safari 7s 2025
Men’s category
Zimbabwe
Zambia
Shogun
French Renegades
Kenya Shujaa
Kenya Morans
UK Select
Apache Rugby
Reunion
Uganda Men
KCB RFC
Walukuba Barbarians (Uganda)
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Women’s category
Belgium
Kenya Lionesses
Shogun
Tunisia
Uganda
Kenya Cubs
Zimbabwe
Costa Blanca Barbarians