By Our Correspondent
The Kenya Rugby Union on Friday unveiled the technical bench that will lead and prepare the Kenya Men’s Sevens National Team for the upcoming Olympic qualifiers in Zimbabwe.
“As we embark on this crucial journey, we are delighted to introduce the talented individuals who will guide our team’s quest for excellence,” said KRU Chairman Sasha Mutai.
Taking the reins as the Kenya Men’s Sevens National Team Head Coach will be Kevin Wambua, a highly experienced and dedicated professional who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the role.
He will be serving in this position on a full-time basis until the end of the Olympic qualifiers to ensure the team reaches the pinnacle of performance.
Wambua’s first assignment at the helm will be the prestigious Rugby Africa 7s in Zimbabwe on 16/17 September.
This year’s event holds even greater significance as it serves as the Paris 2024 Olympic qualifier, adding an extra layer of importance to our team’s performance.
Working alongside Coach Wambua, the Kenya Rugby Union welcomes the following exceptional individuals to the Technical Bench:
Louis Kisia (Assistant Coach)
Steve Sewe (Team Manager)
Lameck Bogonko (Team Physio)
Andrew Amonde (Strength & Conditioning Coach)
Chris Brown (Consultant, Strength and Conditioning Coach)
Eric Ogweno (Team Liaison).
The collective expertise and dedication of this talented Technical Bench will undoubtedly be the driving force behind our team’s pursuit of Olympic qualification and success, added Mutai.
Their commitment to fostering a culture of excellence aligns perfectly with the core values of the Kenya Rugby Union.
“As the Kenya Rugby Union, we are immensely proud and excited to announce the Technical Bench that will lead our Kenya 7s team during the Olympic qualifiers. We have full confidence in Coach Kevin Wambua and his team, who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and skill in their respective fields. With their expertise and the unwavering support of our fans, we are confident that our team will make our nation proud as they strive for success on the international stage,” said Mutai.
“Together, we look forward to a promising future for Kenyan rugby and witnessing the incredible achievements of our team on the global stage,” he concluded.
