Six men’s and four women’s teams are set to battle for the Kenya Handball Federation (KHF) Super Cup next month.
The event set for the weekend of May 13th to 14th in Nairobi will be key for Kenyan teams who will be representing the country at the Africa Club Championships in Tunisia.
National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) won the league with 35 points and were followed in second place by Ulinzi, who had 32 while General Service Unit completed the top three teams with 30.
In the women’s category, Nairobi Water Queens won the title after maintaining an unbeaten ten-year run with 44 points as Ulinzi Sharks came second with 32.
NCPB were third on 30 points with Bungoma-based Rangers defying all odds to occupy the last Super Cup slot having garnered an impressive 32 points.