The Kenya Lionesses excelled in Pool D of the HSBC Sevens Challenger, achieving victories over Samoa (20-5) and Poland (29-7). Their performance has secured them a spot in the cup semi-finals against South Africa on March 2. With momentum in their favor, they aim for a final appearance.
The Kenya Lionesses showcased their dominance in Pool D of the HSBC Sevens Challenger, achieving notable victories that secured them a place in the cup semi-finals. They commenced the tournament with a resounding 20-5 win against Samoa, which was highlighted by excellent performances from captain Grace Okulu and star player Naomi Amuguni.
In their subsequent match against Poland, the Lionesses displayed their competitive spirit by overcoming an early deficit to secure a decisive 29-7 victory. Kenya first led 5-0; however, Poland momentarily took the lead at 7-5. Nonetheless, the Lionesses rebounded, leading to a comfortable win that confirmed their position at the top of Pool D.
Having secured the top spot, the Kenya Lionesses are set to challenge the host nation, South Africa, in the upcoming cup semi-finals scheduled for Sunday, March 2, at 16:18 EAT. With their current momentum, the team aims to maintain their winning streak and advance to the final round of the tournament.
The Kenya Lionesses have demonstrated exceptional skill and determination in the HSBC Sevens Challenger, topping Pool D with impressive victories over Samoa and Poland. Their upcoming semi-final clash against South Africa promises to be an exciting matchup, as the Lionesses seek to extend their winning streak and secure a place in the finals.
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