Rugby: Kabras Sugar renew rivalry with MMUST in inaugural Victoria Cup finals

Rugby
By Washington Onyango | Nov 11, 2022
Kabras Sugar's Walter Okoth sprints to the try line during a Kenya Cup match against MMUST.. [Washington Onyango,Standard]

Kenya Cup champions Kabras Sugar will renew their rivalry with Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST RFC) in the inaugural

Victoria Cup finals set to be played at the Kakamega Showgrounds from 4pm in Kakamega. On Saturday.

The two sides have been in good form heading into the championship match, and have certainly jumped at the opportunity to use this tournament as a build-up to the 2022/23 league season which kicks off in just over two weeks.

To reach the final, Kabras overcame hosts Kisumu 14-10 in last weekend's semifinal action at the Jomo Kenyatta Stadium in Mamboleo. They had earlier registered a 46-0 win over Mbale in the quarter.

Masinde Muliro, on the other hand, began their campaign with a 51-0 quarterfinal victory over Eldoret before defeating local rivals Western Bulls 29-10 in last weekend's semifinal in Kisumu.

This final fixture will be preceded by the third-place playoff between Kisumu and Western Bulls.

The Millers and MMUST will be looking to win the trophy to head into the Kenya Cup season that kicks off on November 26 with a trophy.

Share this story
Tergat, Loroupe says Africa Summit is key for local sports
While the core of the Africa Forward Summit 2026 focused on manufacturing, energy, and AI, the sports demonstration event aimed to send a clear message that sport is an industry.
Safaricom launches fifth Chapa Dimba season with Sweden opportunity
Safaricom Chapa Dimba is back for its fifth season with organisers promising bigger opportunities for young players through football, education and technology-driven scouting.
Mokaya, Moraa and Kongani shine at Mother's Day golf tournament in Kisumu
Kisii Golf Club’s Alphanus Mokaya emerged as the biggest winner during the Mother’s Day Golf Tournament held at Nyanza Golf Club after posting an impressive 43 points.
Why Kenya's 2013 Sports Act must die and be reborn
The Sports Act of 2013 has been a quiet catastrophe, progressive in ambition, toothless in practice, and so thoroughly gamed by federation officials that it has become a playground for lawyers.
Kiprotich and Cherop beat strong field to triumph in Iten meet
Amos Kiprotich and Doreen Cherop Kibet reigned supreme at the fifth edition of the Betika Iten Road Race.
.
RECOMMENDED NEWS