Kenya Harlequin have assumed the top spot in the 2024 National 7s Circuit ahead of the third leg of the campaign.
Led by two-time National 7s Circuit winner Paul Murunga, the Ngong Road-based side has made back-to-back appearances in the finals this season.
Quins in National 7s Circuit
Quins emerged victorious in the Kakamega Ingo 7s, earning 22 points, adding on 19 points from their home tournament, bringing their total to 41 points.
Catholic Monks in attack against Kenya Harlequin in Christie 7s. PHOTO/Tabby Nashipae
Kabras RFC have dropped to second place after missing out on the final in their home tournament.
Felix Ayange’s charges earned 17 points following a third-place finish, moving their tally to 39 points in the National 7s Circuit.
KCB climbed to third place after an improved performance saw them reach the final of the Kakamega Ingo 7s, earning 19 points and pushing their total to 32.
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Catholic Monks have dropped to fourth on the log with 30 points, while Strathmore Leos hold fifth place with 23 points.
MMUST and Menengai Oilers are tied with 22 points each, occupying sixth and seventh positions, respectively.
Nakuru and Nondies are also tied, each with 20 points, and Blak Blad close out the top 10 with 15 points from the two legs.
The National 7s will take a one-week break before returning with action in the Dala 7s in Kisumu County.
National 7s Circuit log
National 7s Circuit log. PHOTO/KRU
