Ticketing information for the 55th edition of the Christie 7s scheduled for RFUEA Grounds on Saturday and Sunday have been confirmed.
Hosts Kenya Harlequin have confirmed that tickets will be sold at a flat rate of Kshs. 500 on each day of the two-day event. Fans can purchase the tickets on Kenya Buzz.
“CONFIRMED! It will cost you Ksh 500 per day to enjoy the action and the oldest and grandest tournament on the National Sevens Circuit,” Quins announced.
CONFIRMED!
It will cost you Ksh 500 per day to enjoy the action and the oldest and grandest tournament on the National Sevens Circuit.Get your tickets today on https://t.co/oJhZYOiOdT #Quins#SureStrongSuperior #NunquamDormio#COYQ#KenyaHarlequins#Christie7s #NSC2022 pic.twitter.com/vC45zx6SuB
— Kenya Harlequin (@KenyaHarlequins) May 24, 2022
KCB are the defending Champions having beaten Nakuru RFC 12-7 in the 2019 final. After recovering from behind to draw the game 7-7 at full time, KCB needed an Elphas Adunga sudden death try to win the title.
Wanyore had taken the lead through Monate Akuei with Geoffrey Ominde converting for a 7-0 lead. Geoffrey Okwach’s try converted by Levi Amunga saw the bankers level the scores and it proceeded to sudden death where the bankers emerged top.
The Christie Sevens, which began in 1962 and was incorporated into the Kenyan National Sevens Circuit in 1999, is Kenya’s oldest club sevens tournament.
It is named after Alex ‘Sandy’ Milne Christie, a Kenya Harlequins President, experienced rugby player, and referee for Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, Kampala, Uganda, and Mombasa, Kenya, who also served as President of the RFUEA and Vice-President of Wasps RFC in England.
