KCB RFC has received a massive boost ahead of Prinsloo 7s set for this weekend following the return of winger Geoffrey Okwach from injury.
The skipper who had a wrist fracture joined the squad for training after the second leg of the National Sevens Circuit in Mombasa having missed the two opening rounds of the series.
The bankers emerged third after a competitive show at the Driftwood sevens two weeks ago, accumulating a total of 39 points so far with Kabras claiming top seat with 41 points while varsity side Strathmore Leos sits third having secured 32 points.
Head coach Andrew Amonde is expected to make minimal changes from the squad that travelled to Mombasa for the Driftwood edition.
Speaking during a training session at the KCB Sports Club, Ruaraka, KCB RFC Head Coach Andrew Amonde said: “The return of Geoffrey Okwach is a big boost for us because we know what he brings to the table. We are aiming for glory having emerged 3rd in Mombasa. So far, we have been training very well and ticking all our boxes, so we should expect a good show from the boys in Nakuru.”
The team will depart for Nakuru on Friday morning ahead of the much-awaited tournament that thrills thousands of fans from around the country.
“The boys are raring to go after having sufficient rest before the Prinsloo sevens. We know what we must do, and we will be doing that exactly. Of course, we know Okwach’s quality and we expect him to inject pace and dynamism into the squad. The confidence is there, and we will not underrate any team.” Captain Vincent Onyala said.
KCB will be out to hunt for points to take a lead in the competition before heading to Eldoret for the Tisap 7s- the 4th leg of the National Sevens Circuit.