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SCHOOLS. Butula, All Saints cruise to semis at school games

By Standard Sports | 1yr ago
Butula Boys High School's Daniel Wafula (right) tackling All Saints High School's Clark Jaricho during Kenya Secondary Schools sports Association Rugby match Term One games in Machakos County. April 11, 2024. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Last year's East Africa rugby 15s silver medalists Butula Boys High School and national champions All Saints Embu are through to the semis.

The Kenyans on Tuesday secured their last four slots after winning their second pool matches played at Mbale Rugby Union Grounds.

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