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Why Shujaa need to pull up their socks

Shujaa vice captain Jacob Ojee prepares for training at the RFUEA grounds ahead of the Los Angeles and Vancouver Sevens. Feb 20, 2020. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Kenya’s hopes of reaching the Main Cup quarter-finals of the Los Angeles Sevens were shattered as they finished last in pool B after registering one win and two losses.

It was Shujaa’s 24-0 drubbing by Canada in their final match of the preliminaries yesterday that sealed their fate, with Paul Feeney’s men dropping to the ninth-place quarter-finals where they were scheduled to face Samoa last night.

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