KCB RFC stormed into the Enterprise Cup semi-finals with a ruthless 62–07 demolition of Kenyatta University’s Blak Blad in the quarter-final clash played at the KCB Sports Club, Ruaraka.
The Bankers set the tone early, crossing the whitewash through Fidel Maina, who opened the scoring. Levy Amunga stepped up to convert before missing his second kick, giving KCB a 5–0 lead. The pressure barely eased as Andy Cole Omolo powered over for the second try, with Amunga this time adding the extras to stretch the score to 12–0.
Lionel Ajeliti was next on the scoresheet, slicing through the Blad defence to make it 17–0, before Amunga’s conversion pushed the tally to 19–0. KCB skipper Bob Muhati then lived up to his “Captain Fantastic” billing, muscling his way over for another try, with Amunga again accurate off the tee to take the score to 26–0.
Austin Sikutwa added the fifth try as KCB continued to dominate territory and possession. Amunga converted to make it 33–0 before Erick Miheso crossed, with the successful conversion pushing the score to 40–0. Emmanuel Opondo added yet another try as the first half wore on, extending KCB’s lead to 45–0.
Blak Blad managed a brief response just before the break, scoring and converting to go into halftime trailing 45–07.
Any hopes of a Blad comeback were quickly extinguished after the restart. Dominic Sande touched down to make it 50–07, before Ajeliti grabbed his second of the afternoon to push the score to 55–07. KCB added another try soon after, stretching the margin to 60–07, before Steven Osumba capped off a dominant performance with the final try, sealing the emphatic 62–07 victory.
Speaking after the match, KCB head coach Andrew Amonde praised his side’s execution and mindset.
“I am proud of the boys today. We were clinical, we respected the ball and we stuck to our structures from the first minute to the last,” said Amonde. “This is the kind of performance we have been building towards, but we know the job isn’t done yet. The focus now shifts to the semis and making sure we keep this momentum going.”
The win sends KCB RFC into the Enterprise Cup semi-finals full of confidence as they continue their quest for silverware this season.
Matchweek 9 results – 7 February 2026
Enterprise Cup
Kabras Sugar 48 – 13 Kenya Harlequin FC
Menengai Oilers 28 – 0 Nakuru RFC
Nondescripts 27 – 17 Strathmore Leos
KCB Rugby 62 – 7 KU BlakBlad
Mwamba Cup
Mombasa RFC 28 – 0 Kisii RFC
AP Warriors 16 – 15 Sigalagala NP
Kenya Prisons 37 – 19 USIU Martials
JKUAT Cougars 28 – 0 Western Bulls
Rescheduled matches
Kenya Cup
MMUST 19* – 20* Daystar Falcons
Championship
South Coast Pirates 12 – 5* Kisii RFC
ESS
KU BlakBlad II vs Impala II – Postponed
Nondescripts II 43* – 33* Strathmore Leos II
