The Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) Rugby team is set to host a thrilling touch rugby tournament on June 1st.
This eagerly anticipated event promises to bring together rugby enthusiasts from across the region for a day of spirited competition.
The tournament will take place at the MMUST grounds “Poshomill” The grounds will be prepared to ensure a top-notch experience for both players and spectators.
The touch rugby tournament will feature a variety of teams, including university squads, local clubs, and community teams. The format is designed to be inclusive, welcoming players of all skill levels. Games will be played in a round-robin format, ensuring that each team gets ample opportunity to showcase their talents and enjoy the game.
Touch rugby, a non-contact variant of rugby, emphasizes speed, agility, and teamwork. It is an ideal sport for fostering a love for rugby in a safe and inclusive environment.
The MMUST touch rugby tournament aims to encourage students and community members to engage in physical activity, bringing together diverse groups to celebrate a shared passion and also providing a platform for local talent to shine and potentially attract the attention of scouts and coaches.
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In addition to the thrill of the games, the tournament offers attractive incentives. A prize of 10,000 Ksh will be awarded to the winning team, adding a competitive edge to the event. The registration fee is set at 500 Ksh per team.
Registration is currently open and will continue until May 29th, allowing ample time for teams to sign up and join in this historic event.
“The touch tournament is about people having fun regardless of age and their teams. Being off season is important for rugby players and fans to catch up and enjoy their weekend. It also aims for mental health awareness and mental health among kakamega residents. Former rugby players can meet and reminisce about their playing days.
I want to thank Kakamega Center Community for making it a success. We hoping to make it bigger and better,” MMUST Rugby Skipper Veron Kaburu stated.
The MMUST Rugby GBambe Touch tournament is set to be a highlight of the sporting calendar. It promises a day of competitive fun, community engagement, and an opportunity to celebrate the sport of rugby. Whether you’re a player, a fan, or just looking for an exciting day out, this tournament is an event not to be missed.
