Commenting on the squad selection, Odera said, “We are confident that we have struck the right balance between experience and youth, we’ve also struck the right balance between skills, we’ve struck the right balance between personalities and how the team gels together.”
National Sevens Circuit champions KCB returned to the top of the circuit standings after the third round in Mombasa.
Fresh from winning the Driftwood 7s, Mwamba are top seeds for the fourth round of the National Sevens Circuit, the Dala 7s set for 2nd and 3rd July at Kisumu’s Mamboleo Showground.
Mwamba and Menengai Oilers set up their final date after sailing through their semifinal fixtures.
Jacob Ojee leads the try scorers charts after two rounds of the 2022 National Sevens Circuit. Ojee, who was the circuit MVP in 2013, has landed a total of 11 tries, one more than his KCB team mate Geoffrey Okwach and Daystar Falcons’ Patrick Odongo who are tied on 10 tries each.
Odera has named the experienced duo of Collins Injera and Jacob Ojee on the wings with another seasoned campaigner, Darwin Mukidza rounding off the back three.
Kenya Simbas, who had already made history in hosting a Currie Cup Division One match in Nairobi, had an outing to remember as they ran out 51-35 winners over South African outfit Leopards in their penultimate match played at the RFUEA Grounds on Saturday afternoon.
Odera has been boosted with the return of the experienced duo of Davis Chenge and Darwin Mukidza, the latter having picked up an injury when the team was in South Africa.
