Kenya Lionesses Off to a Brilliant Start in Rugby Africa Women’s Cup

The Kenya Lionesses kicked off their Rugby Africa Women’s Cup campaign in emphatic fashion with a commanding 28-5 victory over Madagascar.

The clash saw the Lionesses deliver a dominant performance that underscored their determination and class.

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From the first whistle, Kenya showcased discipline and tactical awareness.

Phoebe Akinyi was the first to cross the whitewash, opening the scoreboard with a try that energized the squad.

Captain Sinaida Mokaya led from the front with a standout performance, contributing both leadership and points, including a try of her own.

Faith Livoi and Stellah Wafula each added to Kenya’s tally with well-executed tries, ensuring the Lionesses stayed firmly in control throughout the match.

Grace Okulu, the team’s dependable kicker, was flawless from the tee, converting tries and adding penalty points to bring her personal tally to eight.

Despite a spirited effort from Madagascar, who managed to cross over for a consolation try, Kenya’s defensive structure held firm.

The 28-5 win sets a confident tone for the rest of the tournament as the Lionesses eye clashes against South Africa and Uganda up next.

With this victory, the Lionesses have not only secured early points on the table but also sent a strong message to their continental rivals.