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Kenya Lionesses Clinch Africa Women's Rugby 7s Title

Kenya Lionesses Clinch Africa Women's Rugby 7s Title
Kenya Lionesses Clinch Africa Women's Rugby 7s Title

Kenya Women's Rugby team, the Kenya Lionesses beat Uganda 29-7 to clinch the Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens Cup title in a final held in Gaborone, Botswana on Sunday.

The Lionesses stormed to the finals after thrashing Madagascar 27-0 in the semis, while Uganda elbowed Tunisia 10-5 in the other last four encounter.

In the final, the Kevin Wambua's outfit took a 22-0 lead at the interval through a brace of tries from both Michele Omondi and Janet Akello.

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Kenya progressed to the next stage after winning 42-0 against Senegal in their opening fixture, before tearing Madagascar 41-0 in the preliminary matches to book their place in the last eight. They went ahead to destroy Zambia 41-7 in the quarterfinals.

Uganda on the other hand stormed to the quarters after a 22-0 win over Zimbabwe and a 10-10 draw with Tunisia in pool B. The Cranes went ahead to win 12-5 against Senegal to book Tunisia in the semis.
 

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  1. MumbiMay 28, 2018

    Congratulations to our very own Lionesses!

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