
Prinsloo Sevens
Nakuru Athletic Club,Nakuru, Kenya
Dates
28 August to 29 August 2010
25 August to 26 August 2012
Administrators Michael Kwambo
Contact details View website
PRINSLOO SEVENS
This tournament, the second leg of the KRU National Sevens Circuit is named in honour of Pete Walter Prinsloo,a rugby veteran of South African origin from Nakuru who revamped the game in Nakuru in the 80s.
He died from diabetes compications but not before losing two limbs and facing several other complications. He had to go around in a wheelchair but his did not stop his enthusiasm and love for the game. This year's event is the fourth edition in honour of his efforts and following a very successful premier in October 2007, there should be a lot of fireworks as the NSC engages into second gear with the Prinsloo Sevens.
The Nakuru and great rift valley region has over the years produced brilliant players. Allan Omuyaku, Pascal Wetukha, Ben Otieno,Jotham Owili, Cyprian Shimenga,Edwin Shimenga and Enos Otieno and 2009 revelation Oscar Ouma, now a starting backrow for the Kenya XVs are just some of the players who have been blooded through the Nakuru RFC system, breaking out to become key players in subsequent years. Current Kenya Sevens vice captain Gibson Weru captains the host side, Nakuru RFC.
What will it be like when sevens rugby hits the Rift Valley town of Nakuru on Saturday 28th August 2010?
The Wall
Michael Kwambo, Prinsloo Sevens, Kisumu Dala Sevens, Kenya Harlequin Christie Sevens were tagged in news artcle Prinsloo Sevens Review: Mwamba victorious
Prinsloo Sevens added a new blog post 'Mwamba win the Prinsloo Sevens'
"This past weekend saw the Central Rift Valley town of Nakuru play host to the second leg of the Western Union National Sevens Circuit, the Prinsloo Sevens at the Nakuru Athletic Club. Twenty four team..."
Prinsloo Sevens added a new blog post 'The 2010 Prinsloo Sevens Preview'
"The dust has settled on the Christie Sevens and the action now moves to the Rift Valley town of Nakuru and the Nakuru Athletic Club to be specific. This venue hosts the second leg of the Western Union..."
Prinsloo Sevens, Kisumu Dala Sevens, George Mwangi Kabeberi Sevens, Driftwood Sevens, Kenya Harlequin Christie Sevens were tagged in news artcle Kenyan Sevens dates revealed
Prinsloo Sevens, Michael Kwambo were tagged in news artcle The 2009 Prinsloo Sevens Review
Prinsloo Sevens added a new blog post 'Strathmore claim Prinsloo, Quins lead NSC'
"By Maik Kwambo Strathmore Leos rallied from 0-14 to claim the third edition of the Prinsloo Sevens courtesy of a 21-14 win over Kenya Harlequins in a tense final played at the Nakuru Athletic Club...."





