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Re: new shopping new life

Posted: April 30, 2009, 12:00 pm by KCBRFC

Kwambo,

I think your Yahoo Mailbox is being has been attacked by a trojan. Ama nowadays you are promoting Electronic Products?
I have received an exact similar msg from a yahoo user.

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On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 3:31 PM, Michael Kwambo <michaelkwambo@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

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Kenya bow out as USA face off with Romania in JWRT final

Posted: April 29, 2009, 10:13 pm by KCBRFC

A 67-0 whitewash of the Cayman Islands was not enough for the Kenyan Chipu after the USA scored a vital bonus point in their 29-25 win over Namibia on Wednesday afternoon that secured top spot in Pool A and an appearance in the IRB's Junior World Rugby Tournament in Nairobi.

The Chipu will now play in the classification matches for third and fourth position on Sunday. The match
Ken Andola opened the scoring on 9 minutes with a drop goal before flanker Oscar Ouma touched on 14 minutes. Andola missed the conversion as Kenya led 8-0. Hooker Matthew Musalia stretched Chipu's lead on 19 minutes. Andola was sure with this conversion as the scores read 15-0 to thee home side. The match turned into a physical affair with Kenya's eighth man Ken Isindu dominating, taking the ball to the Caribbean Islanders with his no holds barred straight running. Patrice Agunda scored Kenya's third try of the match on 32 minutes after being put through by Andola who sliced open the Cayman Islands backline. Andola's conversion saw the Chipu lead 22-0. Minutes later,Isindu the workhorse beat his defenders, again with his hard running but team captain Eric Kioko knocked on with the try line in sight. Half time score Kenya 22 Cayman Islands 0 Kenya head coach Mitch Ocholla's half time pep talk must have fired impetus into their attack, they came into the second half guns blazing and scored on 47 minutes when Ouma touched down for his second try of the match.  Andola's conversion saw Kenya lead 29-0. Dennis Karani piled on the misery when he scored on 54 minutes. Andola again converted as Kenya ran to a 36-0 lead. Roving flanker Ouma completed his hat trick on 57 minutes as the Chipu continued to pound the Caymans into submission. Scores at this point, 41-0. A Kenyan attack was countered by the Caymans defence who opted to raise the ball. Substitute Felix Ayange gathered the miskick, sidestepped his marker and raced to the tryline on 60 minutes. Kenya 46 Cayman Islands 0. Isindu continued to torment his Cayman Islands defenders, hitting them at will and scored in the 66th minute through Jeremy Njoroge who had replaced Matt Musalia at hooker. Andola's conversion made it 53-0 to Kenya. Isindu finally got just reward for his hard running and big hits when he touched down in characteristic fashion on 75 minutes. He powered his way past four Caymans defenders befored touching down under the posts. Andola took the scores to 60-0 for the Kenyan Chipu's. Speaking after the match, Mitch Ocholla, Kenya's head coach, praised his charges, saying they had stuck to the intended game plan. Last minute heartbreak Kenya, with one foot in the final, were depending on the results of the second group game between Namibia and the USA .Everything seemed to going Chipu's way when the USA led Namibia 12-10 for large intervals of the match. (Kenya needed the USA to beat Namibia without getting a bonus point as this would have ensured their participation in the JWRT final). The match ended in a 29-25 win for the USA's Junior Eagles who topped the pool on 12 points, one more than Kenya's 11 points. The much fancied Namibia finished third in the pool. The dejection was plain to see on the faces of the over 700 fans who turned up at the RFUEA to cheer Chipu into an historic JWRT finals appearance. The USA will play Romania who beat Chile 26-20 in an entertaining clash. Kenya plays Chile in the classification for 3rd and 4th position.

Bob Johnson, the US Junior Eagles captain was impressed with the level of play exhibited at the JWRT and singled out Kenya and Namibia as worthy opponents.

Romania's captain Eduard Marinca said that the game against Chile was tough, as they were similarly matched in terms of physique but praised his side's fighting spirit which enabled them seal victory at a time when Chile had closed the scores to 21-20 with minutes left on the clock.

Sunday's order of play

7/8 playoff South Korea v Cayman Islands 11.30 am
5/6 playoff Namibia v Papua New Guinea 11.30 am
3/4 playoff   Kenya v Chile 1.30 pm
FINAL       USA v Romania 3.30 pm
RE: new shopping new life

Posted: April 29, 2009, 7:43 pm by KCBRFC
Kwambo, did i hear you say "half price"?! That's great!!
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new shopping new life

Posted: April 29, 2009, 7:31 pm by KCBRFC

Dear friend,
I would like to introduce a really good company that mainly do the electornic products trade.
Now the company is doing promotion,all of it's products are sold nearly as same as their cost.
It redeners the best service to customers,it provide you original products which is
good quality,and what's more,the pricewill give you a big surprise!
It is realy a good opportunity for doing shopping.Just grasp the opportunity,or there will be no more than that!
The web address: www.kanicn.com

Fwd: It's judgment day on JWRT match day three

Posted: April 27, 2009, 7:56 pm by KCBRFC

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Michael Kwambo <michaelkwambo@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2009 00:48:37 -1200
Subject: It's judgment day JWRT match day three
To: vwalgwe@hotmail.com, sidneywalgwe@sidwebdirect.com
Cc: fred.ollows@gmail.com
It's judgment day on match day three at the International Rugby
Board's Junior World Rugby Trophy (JWRT) in Nairobi. The two teams
that will qualify for Sunday's final will be known on this day when
the preliminary pool fixtures come to an end.
Hosts Kenya, lying third in Pool A behind Namibia and the USA, kick
off the day's proceedings when they face the fourth placed Cayman
Islands in the early kick off.
Mitch Ocholla, the Kenya under 20 head coach is upbeat ahead of this
clash. He heaped praise on his charges following their come from
behind 33-32 win over the USA's Junior Eagles on Saturday. He was
particularly impressed with Chipu's fighting spirit even as they
trailed 14-32 with less than fourteen minutes left on the ticker.
Shifting his attention to their do or die clash against the Cayman
Islands on Wednesday, Ocholla intimated that he would deploy a mobile
forward unit as he seeks to pile up the points against the Pool A
battering rams and secure Kenya's qualification to the JWRT final. The
injured trio of Kennedy Gacheru, Polycarp Odhiambo and Mike Wanjala
are all doubts for this clash though Ocholla believes that the rest of
the squad can competently and comfortably dispose of the Caymans and
secure passage to the final.
The other clash in this pool sees leaders Namibia coming up against
second placed USA who are wounded after their dramatic collapse
against Kenya in Saturday's action. The two sides are also eyeing the
pool's single slot in the final. Both sides go into this clash knowing
that nothing short of a win and this match promises to be a thriller.
Pool B action sees South Korea play Papua New Guinea in what is
ideally are formality match as both sides lost their opening two
fixtures and are out of contention for the JWRT.
The other fixture sees the ruthlessly efficient Romanians take on the
workmanlike Chile in the battle for Pool B supremacy and a ticket to
Sunday's JWRT final.
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If you wish success in life, make perseverance your bosom
friend,experience your wise counselor, caution your elder brother and
hope your guardian genius.
Joseph Addison (1672-1719)
Rhinos win the Bamburi Rugby Super Series

Posted: April 19, 2009, 1:37 pm by KCBRFC

The Rhinos have reclaimed the Bamburi Rugby Super Series title with a 30-13 win over the Buffaloes at the RFUEA on Saturday.

FIRST HALF

Simon Wariuki scored a drop goal within the opening minutes as Buffaloes led 3-0. The Rhinos patiently inched back into the game, battling the Buffaloes in the forwards in what was an intensely fought first half.

Tempers frayed on 35 minutes with a brawl breaking out between the two sides, causing a five minute delay.

On resumption, Buffaloes Martin Opondo was sin binned, reducing the Nakuru based side to 14 men.

Big George Mbaye of the Rhinos scored a try from the resultant penalty. Jude Thumbi missed the conversion as the Rhinos led for the first time, 8-3. Thumbi scored a penalty on 38 minutes while former Lions player John "Meso" Ahenda stole in on the blind side right on half time to give the Rhinos a 13-3 lead going into the half time break.

SECOND HALF

The Buffaloes started this half on a positive note, pressing the Rhinos and were rewarded with a Kevun Otieno try on 46 minutes. Wariuki's conversion cut the deficit to 13-10. Sensing a Buffaloes backlash, the Rhinos brought on IRB Sevens Circuit top try scorer Collins Injera to add impetus to their attack.

This move eventually paid dividends with the Rhinos scoring a try through Patrick Onyango on 63 minutes. Thumbi was sure with the conversion as the score board read 20-10 to the Rhinos. Wariuki scored a second drop goal on 66 minutes, taking the score to 20-13.

Hungry for the crown, the Rhinos scored two more unconverted tries. Mbaye completing his double on 70 minutes while captain Daniel Kiptoo scoring on 75 minutes as they ran out 30-13 winners, adding to previous BRSS titles in 2003 and 2007.

Backrower David Mogere had a stand out performance for the Rhinos.

Pascal Wetukha, the Buffaloes coach, blamed his side's defeat on over confidence, but he was quick to add that the Buffaloes, who are largely comprised of Enterprise Cup champions Nakuru RFC will be a force to reckon with during the regular club season.

Earlier, Uganda's Rwenzori edged out Kenya's Nguvu Sharks 22-19 to claim third place.
Congratulations to Jeremy Njoroge and Curtis Lilako ...

Posted: April 17, 2009, 5:01 pm by junior

Congratulations to Jeremy Njoroge and Curtis Lilako for making the final squad for the Kenya National under 20 team.
When the JWRT tournament kicks off on Tuesday 21st April 2009 these two lads will be flying the flag of KCB RFC alongside Paul Murunga who is the assistant coach. We would like to wish the under 20 team success at the world cup and urge you to turn up in large numbers to cheer them on.
THE SQUAD
Patrice Agunda, Mathew Musalia, Joel Omar, Curtis Lilako, Oscar Otindo, George Mutuku, David Dinda, Dennis Karani, Mugambi Githambi, Eric Kioko, Jeff Ojwach, Ryan Musumba, Kevin Gacheru, Jeremy Njoroge, Owen Ocholla , Joseph Abala, Ken Isindu, Oscar Ouma, Kenny Andola, Collins Omae, Polycarp Odhiambo, Anthony Oyugi, Felix Ayange, Robert Ouko, Anthony Nyandigisi
Mitch Ocholla - Head Coach, Paul Murunga - Assistant Coach, Gerald Omondi - Team Physio, Oliver Kituyi - Team Manager
Bamburi Rugby Super Series Match Day Five: The Grand Finale

Posted: April 16, 2009, 11:50 pm by KCBRFC

After five gruelling rounds, the battle for the Bamburi Rugby Super
Series comes down to 80 minutes on Match Day 5.
Former champions Rhinos face off against the Buffaloes at 1530hrs
East African Time on Saturday afternoon at the RFUEA to fight for the
2009 BRSS title.
To borrow but one sporting cliché, the form guide goes out the window.
Nothing else but what happens on Saturday afternoon matters. Not the
star players, not the coaches, not the best tries,tackles, dummies and
drop goals of the season, nor the best fans. Nothing but the final
result. And ultimately, this is why we are rugby fans.
In the words of a popular Australian rugby league commentator Phil
Gould, "the regular season is a Mickey Mouse competition. The only
thing that matters is winning trophies"
May the best team win.
Bamburi Rugby Super Series: Semi Final Saturday

Posted: April 12, 2009, 4:30 pm by KCBRFC

It was semi final Saturday on match day 4 of the 2009 Bamburi Rugby
Super Series where Buffaloes and Rhinos won their matches to ensure an
all Kenyan final on Saturday 18th April 2009.
Buffaloes v/s Sharks
Venue: RFUEA Nairobi
Attendance: +2000
Weather: Clear
Two late tries from Vincent Mose and John "Che" Ekong'o saw the
Buffaloes deny the Nguvu Sharks a maiden appearance in the BRSS final.
Flyhalf Simon Wariuki opened the Buffaloes account with a 5th minute
drop goal, giving them an early 3-0 lead. They dominated the opening
exchanges and were rewarded with a 15th minute try from Lawrence Mutai
that extended the scores to 8-0.
The Sharks were stung by this, coming back into the game. Maurice
Mbai's 22nd minute trying reducing the deficit to 8-5. A massive Ian
Chewini penalty from 35 meters out tied the scores at 8-8.
The Sharks were back in the game, effectively dealing with Buffaloes
attacks while putting their foot on the gas pedal. They however failed
to turn their dominance into points and were punished by a second
Wariuki drop goal heading into the interval.
Half Time Scores
Buffaloes 11 Sharks 8
Mitch Ocholla's half time pep talk seemed to have inspired confidence
in the Sharks who came out guns blazing and were rewarded with a
second Chewini penalty that brought them level for the second time in
the match. 11-11 at this point.
Both sides prodded each others defences and it the Buffaloes fullback
Vincent Mose who touched down after some great interplay with Davis
Yanga. 16-11 to the Buffaloes.
With only five points separating the two sides, the match was now
poised for an exciting finish.There were near misses from both sides
before the Buffaloes won a scrum down on the Sharks five yard. the
indefatigable John "Che" Ekong'o touched down at the dearth.
Final Score
Buffaloes 21 Sharks 11

The second semi final saw former champions Rhinos fight off a spirited
challenge from Uganda's Rwenzori, emerging 30-20 winners in a duel
that they led 17-5 at the interval.
Earlier, the Cheetahs beat outgoing champions Lions 27-15 in the fifth
place playoff tie.
The Sharks will now battle with Rwenzori for the third place as
Buffaloes and Sharks duel for the 2009 BRSS crown next weekend at the
RFUEA.

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