Maximum points for Prisons, Pipeline as KVF playoffs begin
In the other women's match KCB had to fight hard to pick a 3-2 win against former champions Prisons Kenya and secure two points.
In the other women's match KCB had to fight hard to pick a 3-2 win against former champions Prisons Kenya and secure two points.
Holders Kenya Pipeline (Women) and General Service Unit (Men) are looking to make it two and six titles in a row respectively.
Munala, who boasts a star-studded squad that is home to Africa's best setter and left attacker, Emmaculate Nekesa and Mercy Moim as well as three other Malkia Strikers squad
The federation leadership is yet to announce dates for the playoff that will run alongside the men’s one but all coaches have their targets well set out.
Action opens with a clash between Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and former champions Prisons Kenya on Tuesday 12 September at 9 am.
It has been two long weeks of hard work chasing this mission and we have delivered. It is important to highlight the journey from the group stage tk the final.
A shaky start in the fourth set saw Kenya go behind 5-6 earlier on, much to the excitement of the fans who had stayed on when droves left after Kenya went ahead 2-1.
In the quarters, Kenya beat Nigeria easily in a 3-0 (25-14, 25-17, 25-11) outcome to make it to the semis, a match that Veronica Adhiambo was voted Most Valuable Player (MVP).
Malkia Strikers play Nigeria who finished fourth in pool B and are likely to meet hosts Cameroon in the semis should the two sides sail through to the semi finals.
For the first time in the championship and in his reign, coach Luizomar de Moura used all 14 of his players in the match, including Sharon Chepchumba who is on recovery after suffering a slight injury