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KPA Rachael Wandago (left) and Benedict Ramazani of USIU during KBF League at Nyayo National Stadium Gymnasium on Sunday, July 14, 2019. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Former Kenya Basketball Federation women’s Premier League champions Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) ousted holders Equity Bank Hawks from the leader spot following double victory at the weekend.

The dockers, who are seeking to reclaim the title they lost to Equity Hawks last season, had no regards for their visitors Tangit Sparks and African Nazarene University (ANU).

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