SCHOOLS: St. Mary's School Yala sets sights on continued rugby success in Siaya

St Mary's School Yala go through the paces with their modern gym equipments.[Washington Onyango,Standard]

Yala head coach Kenneth Mukok of expressed the team's readiness and determination to defend their title.

"Since the beginning of the year, we have been diligently preparing both physically and mentally for the upcoming tournament," Mukok remarked.

"Our goal is clear: to maintain our status as champions and continue our legacy of rugby excellence."

St Mary's Yala rugby players.[Washington Onyango,Standard]

Meanwhile, Group B comprises Ambira High School, Chianda Secondary School, and Sawagongo High School. This pool promises equally tough competition, with each team eager to make their mark and secure a spot in the knockout stages of the tournament.

St. Mary's School Yala's rugby team has been honing their skills and refining their tactics in anticipation of the upcoming games.

St Mary's Yala principal Victor Makanda poses with his rugby players.[Washington Onyango,Standard]

With unwavering support from their coaching staff and school community, the team is ready to rise to the challenge and defend their rugby 15s title with pride and determination.

The Siaya County Secondary School Term One games are set to be a showcase of athleticism and sportsmanship, with rugby enthusiasts eagerly anticipating the exhilarating clashes on the field.

St Mary's Yala rugby players celebrate after winning rugby Sevens title. [Washington Onyango, Standard]

With St. Mary's School Yala leading the charge, rugby fans can expect nothing short of thrilling action and fierce competition as the teams battle for glory in the county tournament.

RUGBY

Group A-Yala, Bondo Township, Ugenya High

Group B-Ambira, Chianda, Sawagongo