Kisumu RFC target fresh start as Prinsloo Sevens opens National Sevens Circuit

Kisumu RFC hope to kick-start their rebuild with a strong showing at the Prinsloo Sevens as the 2026–27 National Sevens Circuit gets underway in Nakuru...
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Kisumu RFC is aiming for a fresh start in the National Sevens Circuit, beginning with the Prinsloo Sevens in Nakuru this Saturday, following their relegation from the Kenya Cup.
- The sevens season serves as a rebuilding phase for Kisumu RFC before they compete in the KRU Championship.
- Captain Christopher Otieno emphasized the team's goal to "compete for every match" and "show that Kisumu RFC is still a strong club."
- Kisumu RFC faces a challenging Pool B draw, including defending champions Strathmore Leos, Daystar Falcons, and MMUST RFC.
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