Kenya Cup Review: Top guns unscathed as Nakuru claim maiden win
Reading Time: 2min | Sun. 11.12.22. | 11:21
KCB, Oilers and Kabras maintain unbeaten run.
There were no major surprises served up in Round Three of the Kenya Cup as Menengai Oilers, KCB RFC and Kabras RFC all extended their 100% starts to the season.
The Bankers registered another bonus point victory after a 29-10 win over Homeboyz at the Lion's Den to continue with their flying start to the campaign.
The defeat means that Homeboyz suffered their first loss of the season after opening their campaign with victories over Strathmore Leos and Mwamba.
Reigning Kenya Cup champions, Kabras were also on the winning cards with their third straight bonus-point victory following a 27-12 win over Harlequin who are yet to win a game this season.
Oilers who have also kicked off their campaign with a bang continued with their red-hot form after a 26-10 away win over Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST).
The Varsity side are yet to get off the mark this season after settling for losses against KCB and Strathmore Leos as they have now played three semi-finalists from last season.
Nakuru RFC registered their first win of the season after inflicting a 26-12 defeat to Strathmore Leos whose struggles this season show no signs of stopping.
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Blak Blad were brought back down to earth following back-to-back wins at the start of the season as Mwamba won the clash 19-10 to win their second game of the season.
The Varsity Derby pitting debutantes Catholic Monks and newly promoted Mean Machine ended in a 17-all stalemate with both teams yet to win a game this season.
Round Three results
Catholic Monks 17-17 Mean Machine
Kabras 27-12 Kenya Harlequin
Menengai Oilers 26-10 Masinde Muliro
KCB 29-10 Homeboyz
Nakuru 26-12 Strathmore Leos
Mwamba 19-10 Blak Blad
