Major setback for KUSA Champs

Kenyatta University players
(Photo: (/Dan Ngulu))

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The 2011 Kenya Universities Sport Associaion [KUSA] champions Kenyatta University suffered a major setback in their bid to represent the country in the Regional games set for Tanzania early next year.

This is after it was declared that they would not be the automatic representatives of the country in the games despite winning last year's games played at their home ground.

Playoffs

The scholars will now have to face off with other universities in the play-offs which will determine the team to head to Tanzania in search of regional glory in January 2013.

Kenyatta university boasts of Premier League talent among them KCB's top scorer and junior international Paul Kiongera and AFC's Bernard Mang'oli.

KU won last years even after seeing off fellow finalists Strathmore University in a hotly contested final match.

Written 12/10-12 07:44 by Wilson Mathu

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