The 2025/26 Enterprise Cup is set to kick off on 13 December 2025, with an exciting round of 16 that promises thrilling rugby action across the country.
Defending champions Kabras RFC, who completed another domestic double by defeating Menengai Oilers 33-12 at the ASK Showground to lift the 2025 Enterprise Cup, will begin their title defense against Impala RFC.
The Kakamega-based side joined Nondies RFC as one of the few teams to achieve a historic five-peat in the Enterprise Cup, having lifted the trophy in 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025.
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The round of 16 draw also features a series of compelling clashes, including Harlequin RFC taking on CUEA RFC, Menengai Oilers facing MMUST RFC, Nakuru RFC meeting South Coast Pirates RFC, Nondies RFC going up against Kisumu RFC, Strathmore Leos challenging Zetech Oaks RFC, KCB Rugby locking horns with Daystar Falcons RFC, and Blak Blad squaring off with Mwamba RFC.
The tournament will continue with the quarter-finals on 7 February 2026, followed by semi-finals on 21 March and 11 April, with the grand final set for 23 May 2026.
This season, the competition introduces a new format. After the local quarter-finals, the four Kenyan teams that qualify will face four Ugandan teams in the cross-country quarter-finals.
The winners from these matches will then advance to the semi-finals, leading up to the finals.
Enterprise Cup 2025/26 round of 16 draw
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Kabras RFC vs Impala RFC
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Harlequin RFC vs CUEA RFC
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Menengai Oilers vs MMUST RFC
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Nakuru RFC vs South Coast Pirates RFC
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Nondies RFC vs Kisumu RFC
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Strathmore Leos vs Zetech Oaks RFC
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KCB Rugby vs Daystar Falcons RFC
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Blak Blad vs Mwamba RFC
