The curtain came down on the 2025 National 7s Circuit at Mamboleo Stadium with top performers and champions across both divisions receiving awards for their outstanding contributions throughout the season.
KCB Rugby were crowned the 2025 National 7s Circuit Champions, taking home Ksh 300,000 after winning four of the six legs.
National 7s Circuit Prize money
Strathmore Leos finished second, pocketing Ksh 150,000, while Menengai Oilers secured third place with Ksh 100,000.
Victor Mola Odhiambo of Strathmore Leos stole the show, finishing the campaign as both the Top Try Scorer and Top Points Scorer.
Mola crossed the line an impressive 52 times during the series despite missing out on the Dala 7s and Mombasa 7s top try-scorer awards, where he scored five and three tries respectively.
His consistency helped Strathmore Leos secure second place overall in the circuit standings.
Vincent Onyala of KCB Rugby was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the 2025 National 7s Circuit after featuring in all six tournaments.
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Onyala played a crucial role as KCB clinched four circuit legs and was previously recognized in four Dream Teams, including winning the Kabeberi 7s MVP.
In the Division Two category, Anderson Oduor of Zetech Oaks earned the MVP award for his exceptional performances, while Mombasa SC Rugby received the Team Spirit Award for their passion and commitment throughout the season.
Tusker and Sportpesa were celebrated as the official Sherehe Partner and Sponsor respectively.
National 7s Circuit Award Winners & Team Prizes
Team Prizes:
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Champions: KCB Rugby – Ksh 300,000
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Runners-up: Strathmore Leos – Ksh 150,000
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Third Place: Menengai Oilers – Ksh 100,000
Individual Awards – Division One:
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Top Try Scorer: Victor Mola Odhiambo – Strathmore Leos
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Top Points Scorer: Victor Mola Odhiambo – Strathmore Leos
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Most Valuable Player (MVP): Vincent Onyala – KCB Rugby
Division Two Awards:
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MVP: Anderson Oduor – Zetech Oaks
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Team Spirit Award: Mombasa SC Rugby
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Sherehe Partner: Tusker
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Overall sponsor award – Sportpesa
