Stallions Rugby continue to lead the Nairobi region clubs category log maintaining an impressive flawless record of eight wins from eight matches.
They have accumulated 39 points and boast a staggering points differential of 322.
Following closely in second place are Northern Suburbs, who have secured 31 points with six wins and one draw. Makueni Rugby occupy the third spot with 25 points, having lost only once in six games, while Ngong Warriors sit fourth with 20 points after two losses.
Rongai Morans, Rugby on the Road, and Kasarani Rugby round out the top seven, holding fifth, sixth, and seventh positions with 20, 16, and 16 points, respectively. Stingers Rugby and Swara RFC are struggling but remain competitive with 12 and 11 points, respectively.
Stormers RFC is tenth with 10 points from seven matches, while Ruaka Eagles and Kulabu Rugby sit at 11th and 12th with six and zero points, respectively.
At the bottom of the standings, Masaku Rugby have -6 points, and Dagoretti Bulldogs remain winless with zero points, yet to play a match.
Nairobi club’s standings after week 8. PHOTO/Kenya Cup
In the Nairobi Universities category, Kenya Police lead the standings with 28 points from seven matches, winning six and losing one. They are closely followed by Administration Police, who maintain a perfect record of five wins from five matches and have amassed 25 points due to a superior points differential of 260.
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NYS Spades hold third place with 24 points, remaining unbeaten in five matches but with a slightly lower points difference of 166. KCA University is in fourth place with 20 points after winning four of their five games.
MKU Nairobi follow in fifth with 15 points, while Mean Machine II sits sixth with 11 points, showcasing mixed performances with three and two wins, respectively.
Machakos University have struggled with a negative points difference of -39 despite winning two of five matches, leaving them with six points. Multimedia University, Co-operative University, African Nazarene University, and Presbyterian University occupy the eighth to eleventh spots with 5, 4, 2, and 0 points, respectively.
At the bottom of the table, Lukenya University and Technical University of Kenya (TUK) find themselves in difficult positions with negative bonus points (-4) and zero points, respectively, with TUK yet to play any matches.
Nairobi University’s standings after week 8. PHOTO/Kenya Cup
