GSU sweep past Chema to win Mozzart Cup in straight sets
Reading Time: 2min | Sun. 26.07.26. | 22:25
Outgoing champions KPA soothed the agony of missing a place in the final by securing a hard fought 3-2 win over Prisons Kenya
GSU are the new winners of the Mozzart Kenya Cup following their emphatic 3-0 win over Chema Volleyball Club on Sunday.
Consequently, GSU pocketed Ksh300,000 cash prize for their exploits.
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In a match played today, under the Kasarani Indoor Arena floodlights, the GSU dazzled to a comfortable win in what was also the last match of the three day long tournament.
GSU, who eliminated immediate former champions KPA in the semi finals, started on a high by securing a 25-22 win in the first set.
GSU continued with their dominance in the second set, where they came from behind to secure 25-21 win.
GSU made it even better with the third and final set when they, once again, came from behind to whitewash Chema 25-19.
For their troubles, Chema walked home with Ksh200,000, the prize money set for first runner up.
Outgoing champions KPA soothed the agony of missing a place in the final by securing a hard fought 3-2 win over Prisons Kenya.
KPA had been denied a chance in the final following a 2-3 defeat to GSU, while Prisons Kenya lost 3-1 to Chema in the semi final.
In what was a tight opening set, Prisons Kenya used their experience to hold on to their nerves and unleash a finishing killer punch to claim victory with a 25-23 set score.
The loss rattled KPA who were a much more improved side in the second set and claimed victory with a 25-22 score.
The Dockers were back at it in a tight fourth set that ended 26-24 in their favour.
Prisons Kenya would then whitewash KPA 25-14 in the fourth set to set the stage for a royale finale final set.
KPA, aided by Enoch Mogeni, unleashed their best effort to claim a 15-11 win and earn themselves Ksh 100,000 from Mozzart Bet.