Shamberere Ladies Rugby Football Club (RFC) has been putting their talents to good use. Recently awarded the Tujiamini Silver Award for Western Kenya, the team also won the women’s Ingo 7s Title to back up their recognition as being among Westerns Most talented.

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At the Ingo 7s, part of the SportPesa National Sevens Circuit, Shamberere RFC showcased their skill and determination. They emerged victorious in the ladies' category after a hard-fought final against Black Rock, securing a 12-5 win. This triumph at Ingo 7s demonstrates the team's growing competitive edge and cements their position as a formidable force in women's rugby.

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The dual achievements of the Tujiamini Silver Award and the Ingo 7s victory highlight Shamberere RFC's rising prominence in Kenyan rugby. The Tujiamini Award, in particular, acknowledges the team's broader impact on the sport's development in their community, while their on-field success at Ingo 7s proves their competitive mettle.

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These successes come as part of the ongoing SportPesa National Sevens Circuit, a series of tournaments that showcase the best of Kenyan rugby talent. The circuit, featuring both men's and women's categories, has been instrumental in promoting the sport and developing players across the country.

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Rugby enthusiasts and supporters of women's sports will be eagerly watching Shamberere RFC's progress as the SportPesa National Sevens Circuit continues. The circuit is set to take a short break before resuming with its third round, the Dala 7s, scheduled for August 17 and 18 at the Mamboleo Grounds in Kisumu County.

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As Shamberere Ladies RFC celebrates their recent accolades, they will undoubtedly be preparing to carry this momentum into the upcoming Dala 7s. Their performance at Ingo 7s has set a high bar, and fans will be anticipating more thrilling rugby action when the teams reconvene in Kisumu.

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The success of teams like Shamberere RFC continues to inspire more women to participate in rugby, contributing to the sport's growing popularity and competitiveness in Kenya. As the National Sevens Circuit progresses, it promises to deliver more exciting matches and showcase the best of Kenyan rugby talent.

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