The 13th Edition of the annual South Coast 5S Beach Touch Rugby Tournament has attracted 24 teams.
The two day ruby tournament set for Diani Beach , Kenya
The Safari Beach Hotel in Diani is gearing up to host the highly anticipated 13th Edition of the South Coast 5s Beach Touch Rugby Tournament from July 19th to 21st, 2024 with 24 teams already confirmed their participation.
This event promises thrills and intense competition with teams from across Kenya and beyond are expected to converge on the sun-kissed beaches to battle for supremacy in various categories.
Last year’s tournament saw a record-breaking turnout with 27 teams participating, and this year’s event is set to be even of more excitement as teams continue finalizing their registration.
Teams will compete across four categories: men’s, women’s, mixed (men and women), and veterans, showcasing the diversity and inclusivity of beach touch rugby.
“The South Coast 5S has become a cornerstone of beach rugby in our region, attracting teams and spectators alike with its unique blend of competition and camaraderie,” remarked a tournament organizer. “We are thrilled to welcome back both returning teams and new challengers eager to make their mark.”
Known as the largest beach rugby event in East Africa and the second largest on the continent, the tournament continues to draw attention from national and international media.
Participants and spectators alike can look forward to not only thrilling matches but also the vibrant atmosphere of Diani’s beaches, renowned for their pristine sands and turquoise waters. The event promises to be a celebration of athleticism and culture, bringing together rugby enthusiasts from diverse backgrounds to enjoy a weekend of sun, sea, and spirited competition.
As preparations enter their final stages, anticipation is building for another unforgettable edition of the South Coast 5S Beach Touch Rugby Tournament.
For participants, organizers, and fans alike, all eyes are set on Diani, where history will once again be made in the sands of Kenya’s South Coast.