Kenya Chipu claims fourth Barthes Cup title to qualify for World Cup
Chipu sealed the continental title after beating Namibia 33-14 in the final at Muteesa II Stadium in Kampala...
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Kenya Chipu has secured their fourth Rugby Africa U20 Barthes Trophy title, defeating Namibia 33-14 in the final held in Kampala, Uganda. This victory qualifies the team for the World Rugby Junior Trophy.
- Chipu now holds the record as the most successful team in the competition's history.
- The Kenya Chipu team, captained by Justine Ng’ombe, showcased determination throughout the tournament.
- This win marks Kenya's fourth Barthes Trophy since the competition was rebranded in 2016.
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Kenya Chipu Claims Fourth Barthes Cup Title to Qualify for World Cup - August 2026
Kenya Chipu has secured their fourth Rugby Africa U20 Barthes Trophy title, defeating Namibia 33-14 in the final held in Kampala, Uganda. This victory qualifies the team for the World Rugby Junior Trophy. Meanwhile, Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School has embarked on a journey to Morogoro, Tanzania, to compete in the Federation of East African Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) Games. Additionally, Kenyatta University's Blak Blad RFC received a significant sponsorship from Madison Life Assurance Kenya ahead of the upcoming Kabeberi Sevens and the new rugby season.
