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Kenya Exiles tourney Schedule |
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Tuesday, 21 March 2006 13:42
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Written by Angry Man
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Kenya Exiles is pleased to announce this year's tourney schedule Memorial day - may 26th - Monk Vaughn
Sevens - Richmond ,VA
We will be travelling to Richmond to defend our trophy
from last year. This will also be our showcase of
our new outfit with 3 new players looking to impress.
Severn River sevens - June 3rd - Maryland
Fell one try too short last year and lost by a penalty
try.This year we will be looking to add this trophy to
our cabinet and nothing less.
Cape Fear Sevens - July 1st - Cape fear Wilmington,
North Carolina - Two day tourney.
Cant say enough about this one. The coveted cup that
has evaded us time and time again. Also our biggest
fan supported tournament to date.
Elvis Sevens Memphis, August 5th Tennessee - One day tourney -
Unfinished business. Another painful loss but our best
awaits us ahead; should be a season capper.
Annual Dinner - Labor Day - Sep 2nd -
location is most likely going to be the Kenya Embassy
in DC - ( this will be confirmed in due time) - this
is our award ceremony and event to celebrate the years
success and failures and to look into the future
expectations as one of the top sevens playing teams in
the country.
We would like to extend an invitation to all
interested players please email us at
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for training information or
contact management...all are welcome.
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Ulinzi / Machine -Kenya Cup |
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Sunday, 16 May 2004 12:10
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Written by Sir Keet Breaker
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The script was good and dramatis personae even better. But the curtain was finally drawn yesterday and Nondesctipts did not get to make the final list of cast to appear in the semi-final show. It was Ulinzi who exhibited great character to manourver out of financial and logistical problems to book a place in the semis. They failed to play their opening match against Nondies at Jamhuri thus losing four valuable points in the event of a probable win. They were determined yesterday to win at least with a bonus five points and prayed hard for a Nondies loss. They were answered. Great runs which Captain Brian Malenya said were most probably of ?.......too much touch rugby?, when we enquired, saying they lacked tackle bags among essential kit. This time touch worked. They join Impala, KCB and face Quins in the first semi-final.
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Kenya Cup Clash - Quins vs. Impala |
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Sunday, 09 May 2004 09:33
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Written by Sir Keet Breaker
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?You ain?t seen nothing like the mighty Quins!?
The chorus must have sounded quite charismatic for a quin, with the RFUEA grounds crammed up with the most opinionated, prejudiced and loyal fans in Impala cohorts and Harlequins assemblage. They sat subsequently with the steel terrace separating them but the slim zealous line of demarcation more clear and visible with every touch of the ball. With the throats well oiled and the wittiest of fanatics put on grounds conspicuous to attract the loudest laughs with every slur, the game kicked off to a Quins surprise
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Kenya Cup Battle |
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Friday, 07 May 2004 10:25
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Written by Sir Keet Breaker
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The Kenya Cup contention resumes this weekend after a two week sevens and Tens interlude. Ngong Road derby has unbeaten Impala picking a nasty date with sturdy Kenya Harlequins. Anticipation rides high especially with KCB facing off with Nondescripts. Quins who lost to Ulinzi will be hoping to beat Impala and top the standings. The four top teams qualify for the semis. Impala, Quins, KCB, Nondies.
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