Nakuru RFC and Menengai Oilers are setting their sights on a strong performance at the Kabeberi Sevens this weekend, hosted at RFUEA Grounds today and tomorrow. Despite facing injuries, both Nakuru-based teams aim to reach the finals and clinch the title.

• Oilers coach Lawrence Buyachi stated that the event is more competitive this year, with his team currently third in the overall log with 47 points.

• Nakuru RFC head coach Oscar Ouma is confident in his team's depth despite missing utility players and is determined to improve on their quarter-final exit in Embu.

• Oilers are in Pool D with Kabras Sugar, Embu RFC, and Kisumu RFC, while Nakuru RFC is in Pool A alongside leaders KCB, Mean Machine, and Mombasa RFC.

The Kenya Hockey Union leagues resume this weekend with several key matches. Strathmore University Scorpions aim to improve their performance, facing Kenyatta University (KU) Titans and Amira Sailors, while in the men's league, Butali Warriors and Nairobi Sikh Union will clash in a battle of former champions.

• The Scorpions garnered 11 points from eight outings in the first leg.
• Blazers Hockey Club, the defending women's champions, lead the table with 21 points.
• Butali Warriors are currently second in the men's standings with 24 points from 10 outings.
• Strathmore Gladiators are in the relegation zone, having secured only eight points from 11 matches.