South Coast Pirates have strengthened their squad with a mix of youth, experience following the latest transfers ahead of the remainder of the season.
Headlining the arrivals is former Kenya U20 international Iddo Kuto, who joins the Pirates from Kenya Harlequin FC. Kuto’s arrival is expected to add quality and leadership to the coastal side as they look to push on in the campaign.
The Pirates have also brought in a trio from TUM Marines, with Brian Maina, Anthony Morogo and Philip Atichi all making the switch to South Coast. The three are familiar faces in the coastal rugby scene and are expected to settle quickly into their new environment.
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Further bolstering the squad is a Shamberere Technical trio of Sylvester Kipkemboi Tirop, Andrew Baraza and Bravine Bukenya, adding youthful energy and depth to the Pirates’ ranks. The club has also secured Cyprian Ombaso from Nakuru RFC on loan, providing additional cover and competition across positions.
Meanwhile, Kisii RFC have also been active, recruiting Bob Onchonga and Valentine Odoyo from Kisumu RFC as they look to reinforce their squad for the challenges ahead.
South Coast Pirates – signings
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Brian Maina (from TUM Marines)
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Anthony Morogo (from TUM Marines)
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Philip Atichi (from TUM Marines)
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Sylvester Kipkemboi Tirop (from Shamberere)
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Andrew Baraza (from Shamberere)
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Bravine Bukenya (from Shamberere)
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Iddo Kuto (from Kenya Harlequin FC)
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Cyprian Ombaso (from Nakuru RFC, on loan)
Kisii RFC – signings
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Bob Onchonga (from Kisumu RFC)
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Valentine Odoyo (from Kisumu RFC)
