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captain Sheila Chajira has revealed the lofty ambitions the team has after qualifying for the
This comes as a redemption chance for them and they are off to a good start. If they maintain their momentum, they might qualify for the prestigious HSBC
After their win over Uganda, Chajira explained that qualifying for the Challenger Series is a morale booster and promised to fight hard and get to the final. She added that is a tough opponent and getting a win over them is a sign that they are on the right track.
The Kenya Lionesses earned a place in the Challenger Series by finishing second in the Women's Africa Rugby Sevens in Accra, Ghana.
“Uganda are always our best opponent because we are just neighbours and we are always looking forward to playing against Uganda because it’s not an easy game and you always fight for what you get and we are always looking forward to playing them,” Chajira said.
“We have another opportunity to play and redeem ourselves because last year we were not able to qualify for the series but this time our heads are in a different place and we are looking forward to reaching the finals and qualifying for the HSBC,” she added.
Meanwhile, were off to a great start in the Africa Cup as they beat hosts Ghana 48-0. Team Kenya proceeded to thrash Team Uganda 19-0 before falling short against South Africa as they lost 19-10.
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In their final match against South Africa, Lionesses were off to a great start as they sought to dethrone the defending champions. They had an early lead but the South Africans had their game well planned as they responded decisively.
In the second half, Kenya also started by leading but their reign did not last as South Africa proved too powerful as they responded perfectly and carried the day. In the third-place playoff, Uganda secured a 17-5 victory over Madagascar, joining Kenya and South Africa in the
