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Speaking after the final whistle by center referee Constant Cap, South African tactician Carlos Katywa said he was pleased to have won his fifth Kenya Cup title while in charge of Kabras after successfully guiding the Kakamega-based sugar men to victories in the 2021/22, 2022/23, 2023/24, 2024/25, and now the 2025/26 seasons.
This confirmation comes after Saturday, KCB thrashed Nondies 52-7 in their semifinal game played at their Ruaraka grounds, while Kabras whitewashed Blak Blad 48-12 at the ASK grounds in Kakamega.
Speaking from the Nakuru Athletics Club, Kenya Commercial Bank ( KCB ) head coach Andrew Amonde hailed his charges after the Oilers' win, insisting that they have to make the playoffs, and that's their objective.
The sugar millers had their coach Carlos Katywa, a south African import, sending clear messages of his intentions to retain the title that they won last season.
The injury struck during the Dala 7s quarterfinal on 18 September 18, 2025, when Tanga collided in a tackle that left him struggling with balance and blurred vision.
Kenya Cup reaches midseason with Kabras Sugar’s Eric Cantona leading overall points, Kabras duo Jeanson Misoga and Patrick Lumumba joint-top in tries, and kickers reshaping the title race.
The Sugarmen had previously won the Enterprise Cup in 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2024,
With the Kenya Cup Regular season now over, attention now turns to the Enterprise Cup Competition which is now at the Semifinal stage.
