Munala warry of team chemistry after loss to Prisons
The loss, coming at a time when the bankers are readying for their title defense of the CAVB Club Championships set for Tunisia in May
The loss, coming at a time when the bankers are readying for their title defense of the CAVB Club Championships set for Tunisia in May
Kenya Pipeline's fine form in KVF league continued with a win over Nairobi Water
Holders General Service Unit (GSU) continue to dominate the league and are ahead after six matches
Teams did not agree to a postponement as many maintained that such a move would interfere with their momentum
In the latest released fixtures, the women’s league is set to continue on 18 and 19 March at Nyayo Stadium, the same dates the beach games will be ongoing in Malindi.
Preparations for Africa Beach Games begin in Malindi
Kwanthanze had seen off compatriots Kesogon 3-0 in the East Africa Games held in Arusha in September last year to qualify for the African showpiece.
The bankers won by sets of 25-14, 25-19 and 25-18 respectively to seal their day’s win in a clash that saw incomers make their debuts for the team.
The side played for a 3-0( 25-18 25-23, 25-16) loss against the military side, an expected result given KDF's experience but one badly fought nonetheless.
Against Vihiga Queens, Kenya Prisons under coach Josp Baraza had an easy day winning with straight sets of 25-09, 25-13, 25- 13 mostly capitalising on Vihiga’s weak defense in reception.