KCB roaring to face Mwamba as Impala Floodlit semifinals light up Saturday

Ten-time champions KCB Rugby Club take on Mwamba RFC on Saturday as the 43rd Impala Floodlit Tournament reaches the semifinal stage at Impala Club.

The KCB-Mwamba match is scheduled for 6pm, as Nondies Rugby Club also facing off with Kenya Harlequins in the other club semifinal.

The semifinals include all three categories, with finals places available in each.

In the university category, JKUAT Cougars will meet Zetech Oaks as USIU Martials face Daystar Falcons.

In the ladies’ category, Mwamba are scheduled to play Northern Suburbs, while hosts Impala will take on Kenya Harlequins.

Tournament chairman Loren Lubanga expects the semifinal stage intensity to increase.

“The teams have worked hard to get here, and we expect competitive matches as they fight for a place in the finals,” said Lubanga.

He urged rugby fans to turn up in numbers and enjoy the action during the much-anticipated 43rd Impala Floodlit Tournament.

Impala captain Valentino Cosmas intimated that every side knows what is at stake.

“We expect intense contests, big performances and exciting rugby. With the fans behind us and the atmosphere at Impala Grounds, it promises to be a fantastic day for the game,” he said.

Organisers have also lined up music, food and entertainment for fans and families, with the

finals in all three categories slated to be played at Impala Club on Saturday, October 31.

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