… Regido Deter has South African Dirk Van Reenen, Jamie Murray (4), Jamie Excell (1.5) and Mike Mwirigi (0.5).All the seven foreign players save for the duo of South African Adrian Lavanrihas and Simone Stasi of Argentina have not had good time to test the Kenyan ponies in readines …
… Most of the South Africans are expected to start jetting in after this weekend’s competition, according to Kenya Polo Association president Jamie Murray.“We expect all visiting internationals to have already jetted in for this competition this weekend,” Murray said. …
… On the senior’s side of the Captain Prize Championships, Ed Burbidge came out as the MVP while Fred Kambo was one of the outstanding players in the two-day tournament, according to Nairobi Polo Club Captain Jamie Excell."They were some of the best players in the weekend tournamen …
… bal practices on international assignments."We need our riders and players to possess different experiences against different nationalities as we try to mould and improve standards of our players and that of the sport in the country," Kenya Polo Association President Jamie Murray …
… While announcing the team, Kenya Polo Association President Jamie Murray said, “That’s the way to go to preserve the continuity of Kenyan polo”.Camm’s teammate Gideon Moi praised the youngster as one of the future pillars of Kenyan polo. …
… Subscribe to our newsletterMeanwhile, Kenya faces Zimbabwe in a Six-Goal-International match at the same venue on Sunday after test matches on Friday and Saturday.Kenya Polo Association KPA President Jamie Murray said he was happy with the performance of Kenyan players that led t …
… On their part, Engeo scored their two consolation goals through Jamie Murray and Fred Kambo in the second and fourth chukkas, respectively.The winning margin was a good omen for Topik, whose result gave them an unassailable edge and lead over their closest opponents in their next …
Huskie defeated Vellum 6-5.5 to win the three-day 12-Goal Kenya International Cup Mixed-Foursomes Championships at Timau Sports Club, featuring players from Kenya, South Africa and Argentina.
Huskie defeated Vellum 6-5.5 to win the three-day 12-Goal Kenya International Cup Mixed-Foursomes Championships at Timau Sports Club, featuring players from Kenya, South Africa and Argentina.
Six teams, each with four players from three different nationalities, are competing in the 12-Goal-Kenya International Polo Tournament at Timau Sports Club. Seven foreign players from Argentina and South Africa have been mixed with 13 experienced Kenyan internationals and four upcoming local talents.
South African four-goaler Adrian Lavarinhas will lead his country in the Six-Goal-Kenya International tournament at Northern Kenya Polo Club, Timau, ahead of a 12-Goal International Championships the following week where South Africa will present players in the grand finale.
Jadini Nzomo, a handicap 2.5 player making a comeback after a year's absence, was named Most Valuable Player at the Captain Prize Championships at Nairobi Polo Club over the weekend, scoring eight goals and leading Tanqueray to a 13-8 victory over Nairobi Hospital.
Kenya Polo Association president Jamie Murray says Kenyan polo must develop young talent through recruitment, training, and exposure, and win continental matches against African opponents before competing in Europe or South America. Murray cited recent improvements in younger players, including 15-year-old Archie Camm, as evidence of progress.
Thunder emerged the best team in the Northern Kenya Polo Championships over the weekend after winning all their matches in the four-team round robin competition to win Nanyuki Sports Club Challenge Cup. The victory comes as national selectors watch for candidates for Kenya's 10-Goal-International-Championships at Nairobi Polo Club next month.
Kenya beat Zimbabwe 6-2.5 in a six-goal international polo match at Manyatta Polo Club in Gilgil, with Kenya scoring three quick goals in the opening chukka and maintaining their lead throughout the match.
Kenya's junior national polo team, comprising four young players selected from the Rift Valley/Swinburn Cups Championships, will face Zambia in the Schools International Championships at Manyatta Polo Club in Gilgil from Friday to Sunday, with test matches on Friday and Saturday preceding the main match on Sunday.
Absa Bank won the Calvary Cup by defeating Tarra Agility 6.5-5, while Kimoi led Tack Rack to victory in the Division Two Championship (Bwana Begg Trophy), beating Fe De Canter 5-1.
Topik hammered Engeo 8-2 at the Timau Stores Challenge Cup, with Kenyan international Casimir Gross scoring six goals across three chukkas. In a second match, Fusilade narrowly won 6-5 over Cruiser.