Youngsters Glacious Owino and Rayvon Olindi headline a new generation of Shujaa players, given their first chance to shine as Kenya targets a fifth straight Safari Sevens title.
Kenya’s next generation of rugby sevens players will get a chance to shine when the Safari Sevens returns to Nyayo Stadium this weekend, with both Shujaa and Morans naming squads that combine experience with fresh talent.
Kenya Sevens head coach Kevin Wambua has handed several players their first opportunity to play for Shujaa as the hosts begin their quest for a fifth consecutive Safari Sevens title.
Co-captain George Ooro will lead the defending champions alongside Samuel Asati, with John Okoth, Gabriel Ayimba and Brian Mutua providing valuable experience to a side determined to maintain its strong record at home.
Elvis Olukusi is among the new faces in the Shujaa squad after helping Kenya to victory in Mauritius. His performances earned him a first call-up to the national team and he will be keen to make an impact on home soil.
Source: The Standard Sports