Rugby talent Andy Cole Omolo completes move to Japan

Kenyan rugby talent Andy Cole Omolo has made a significant stride toward achieving his professional goals by securing a position in Japan, where he will join the rugby program at Tenri University in Osaka...

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Kenyan rugby prodigy Andy Cole Omolo has secured a significant international opportunity, joining the rugby program at Tenri University in Osaka, Japan.

The 21-year-old lock will pursue a degree in International Relations while competing for the university's team.
Omolo, currently with KCB Rugby Club and a member of the Kenya Simbas squad, views this as a crucial step towards a professional career.
His journey began at Walodeya Primary School and saw him rise through various teams, including Western Chipu and MMUST.

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