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Malkia Strikers' Coach Japheth Munala (right) with players during their match of the 2017 CAVB Zone V World Championship Qualifiers against Rwanda at Kasarani Gymnasium in July. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Just like the previous season, there is nothing to write home about the Kenyan volleyball this year –save for the individual accolades the players received at the continental scene.

The stagnated level of the game, particularly in the women’s volleyball, aptly summarises 2017 as another bad season for Kenya in the recent years.

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