KCB Rugby Football Club

  • Kenya Cup Match Day Three:Lions beat Strath to stay top

    Posted: June 29, 2009, 10:13 pm by KCBRFC
    League leaders Kenya Commercial Bank continued their good run with another big 39-20 win over a youthful Strathmore University at the Den. It took sometime before the bankers started to pile up the points after a narrow 10-7 lead at half time. Xavier Makuba and Benjamin Otieno scored two tries each with Edwin Kiprono and Anthony Ochino adding one each. Kiprono added three conversions and one

  • Kenya retain their Safari Sevens title

    Posted: June 21, 2009, 10:51 pm by KCBRFC

  • Western retain schools title

    Posted: June 20, 2009, 4:51 pm by KCBRFC
    Western Province have retained the Safari Sevens Schools title courtesy of a 19-0 over rivals and neighbours Nyanza Province. The defending champions signalled their intent right from kick off, starving Nyanza of the ball and were rewarded with a try midway through the first half  when Leonard Mugaisi touched down after incessant pressure. Fabian Olando converted to give them a 7-0 lead. Kevin

  • Safari Sevens:Schools and women's tournament results

    Posted: June 19, 2009, 8:41 pm by KCBRFC
    By Mike Kwambo The fourteenth edition of the Safari Sevens kicked off today with matches in the schools and women's categories. Schools Tries from Collins Injera's younger brother Mike Agevi, Arnold Kipkorir and Fabian Olando (who also managed two conversions) gave defending champions Western a 17-0 win over Nairobi in

  • Safari Sevens: Schools Tournament Latest Scores

    Posted: June 19, 2009, 3:59 pm by KCBRFC
    The fourteenth edition of the Safari Sevens has kicked off with matches in the schools category. Below are collated scores from the matches played so far. Zimbabwe 56 Coast 0 ht 35-0 Nairobi 22 Tanzania 0 ht 17-0 Nyanza 34 Eastern 0 ht 19-0 Western 41 Central 5 ht 17-5 Rift Valley 24 Coast 5 ht 14-5 Central  17 Tanzania 14 ht 0-14 Zimbabwe 50 Eastern 0 ht 21-0

  • KCB stay unbeaten with win over Mwamba

    Posted: June 13, 2009, 11:09 pm by KCBRFC
    Mwamba’s Salaton Muturi (left) congratulates Calvin Biko of KCB after the bankers won the match at Railways Club, Nairobi, at the weekend. [PHOTO: STAFFORD ONDEGO/STANDARDKCB scored five tries to overcome hosts Mwamba 29-10 in their Kenya Cup clash played at the Nairobi Railway Club on Saturday afternoon.Hezbon Mataya and Philem Kidakwa scored unconverted tries for the hosts while Calvins Biko

  • KCB v Mwamba

    Posted: June 13, 2009, 2:00 pm by KCBRFC
    The Lions are at Mwamba this afternoon.Live twitter updates will be posted on http://kcbrfc.blogspot.com-- http://kcbrfc.blogspot.com

  • Lions play Mwamba

    Posted: June 9, 2009, 8:07 pm by KCBRFC
    The Lions and Cubs travel to Kulabu to face home side Mwamba RFC who are smarting from an 8-28 away loss to Nakuru.The Lions lie second in the league after the weekend's outings. They beat Machine 34-14 but Impala who bea Strathmore 29-7 lead on superior goal difference.The Cubs lie second in Eric Shirley Pool A after their 35-0 win over Machine II. They play Mwamba II in the curtain raiser.

  • Lions beat Machine on Kenya Cup match day one

    Posted: June 8, 2009, 2:51 pm by KCBRFC
    The Lions on Saturday beat Mean Machine 34-14 as the 2009 Kenya Cup kicked off. They lead the standings going into match day two.Other resultsNondies 18 Quins 23Impala 27 Strathmore 7Nakuru 28 Mwamba 8

  • 2009 Kenya Cup Preview

    Posted: June 3, 2009, 4:24 pm by KCBRFC
    By Mike KwamboThe Kenya Cup is around the corner. It promises to be an enthralling season in 2009. With the kick off whistle yet to be sounded, there should be  an almighty battle for the Kenya Cup in 2009. The top contendersWhile every team views itself a likely candidate for the title, my predictions are that these three teams: Kenya Harlequin FC, Impala RFC and Kenya Commercial Bank RFC 

  • Great Rift Tens: Quarter final defeat for the Lions

    Posted: June 1, 2009, 8:24 pm by KCBRFC
    The KCB Lions bowed out of the Great Rift Tens with a 17-26 quarterfinal loss to ImpalaIt was a another great escape act by the Red Shirts, who trailed 0-10at half-time. Benjamin Otieno and Andrew Amonde scored the openingtries for the Lionswho led 10-0 at half-time Peter Mutai scored a try that his younger brother Edwin Mutaiconverted as KCB raced to a 17-0 lead.Felix Makori started the Impala
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