Defending champions KCB Rugby Club are aiming for a repeat victory at the Dala 7s tournament in Kisumu this weekend, following their win at the opening Prinsloo Sevens.

• KCB Rugby Club, the defending champions, are leading the National Sevens Circuit standings after winning the first leg.
• The team is bolstered by the expected debut of new signings and Kenyan internationals, Nygel Amaitsa and David Nyangige.
• Head coach Andrew Amonde emphasizes the team's preparation and focus on continuous improvement to defend both the Dala 7s title and the overall circuit crown.

Former champions St Joseph’s Girls Senior School Kitale are determined to reclaim the national rugby 7s trophy at the upcoming National Term Two games in Thika.

• The team, known as JOGA, aims to win the national title after losing the Rift Valley regional crown to rivals Itigo Girls.
• Their coach, Daniel Kipkorir, believes they have learned from regional losses and are ready for the national challenge.
• St Joseph's previously won the inaugural trophy in 2024 and the East Africa gong, but were dethroned last year by Kinale Girls.

Impala Rugby Club is feeling optimistic ahead of the Dala 7s tournament in Kisumu this weekend, despite a challenging start to the National Sevens Circuit.

• The Gazelles are currently 12th in the circuit standings with five points after the Prinsloo 7s.
• Head coach Anthony Nyandigisi and club captain Benjamin Madaga expressed confidence in the team's ability to compete in a tough Pool A, which includes defending champions KCB Rugby Club.
• The team has been working on improving execution, discipline, and consistency, and is looking for improved performances from both established players and new signings.