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Jairus Kipkosgei (4) of Kenya Prisons strikes against Joshua Kimaru and Shadrack Misiko of General Service Unit (GSU) during their Kenya Volleyball Federation National Men's League match at Nyayo National Stadium Volleyball Court in Nairobi on February 01, 2025. [Stafford Ondego, Standard]

Holders Kenya Pipeline yesterday thumped Tanzania Prisons Services in straight sets to chalk their second win in Group A at the Confederation of Africa Volleyball Zone V Club Championship at Lugogo Indoor Arena in Kampala, Uganda.

With the victory, Pipeline who are out to successfully defend their title sealed their place in the semi-finals. Though Oilers were the better side on paper and on court, they will have to work on minimising errors that saw them donate points to the Tanzanians who were blunt in attack.

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