Kenya Morans, the national rugby sevens 2nd team, set to ...
The Kenya Morans, the national rugby sevens 2nd team, are preparing to travel to Zimbabwe for the upcoming 2025 Zambezi Cup.
www.theonlinekenyan.comI don’t have live access to up-to-the-minute sources right now, but I can share what’s commonly reported about Kenya’s national rugby sevens teams in recent months and point you to where to check the latest updates.
Direct answer
- As of the latest publicly available summaries, Kenya’s national rugby sevens programs (Shujaa for the men and Lionesses for the women) have been active on the global circuit and regional competitions, with ongoing squad selections, training camps, and participation in events like the Safari Sevens and Rugby Africa Sevens series. For the very latest results, lineups, and standings, please check current sports news outlets or official rugby union channels.
Where to look for the latest
- Official Kenya Rugby Union (or Kenya Rugby) channels for match reports, squad announcements, and calendars.
- World Rugby and the regional Rugby Africa pages for event results and upcoming fixtures.
- Reputable Kenyan sports outlets (e.g., Daily Nation, The East African, KTN News, NTV Kenya) and their sports sections often provide timely updates around match days and tournaments.
Notes on recent themes you may see
- Youth integration: squads often blend emerging talent with experienced players as part of long-term development.
- Focus on continental competitions: results in Rugby Africa Sevens events frequently influence World Rugby circuit opportunities and core status changes.
- Women’s team progress: the Lionesses have been improving their competitiveness and pursuing opportunities on the HSBC SVNS circuit and regional cups.
If you’d like, I can monitor for you and compile a concise roundup with the latest headlines and results from the next 1–2 weeks, or pull live links from major outlets.