Mwamba RFC women's head coach Paul Murunga has appealed to well-wishers, individuals, and corporate organisations to support the team financially as they seek to strengthen their operations and sustain their competitiveness in women's rugby.Download Our Mozzartsport App For More NewsSpeaking to Mozzart Sport, Murunga said that the demands of running the women's side have continued to grow, with several needs that require financial intervention, something the community-based club may struggle to provide on its own.The coach is now calling on potential sponsors to partner with the team, arguing that Mwamba Ladies have demonstrated their value through consistent performances, discipline and a strong record of success."I am appealing to well-wishers to sponsor the team because the ladies have a lot of things that they need to sort out, and as a community club, we might not be able to sort them out. So, we are appealing to all sponsors, individuals and companies to come and support this team. It is a good team; you are guaranteed in terms of performance, and the discipline is good. We can always play and win," he urged.What next for Kenya Lionesses after Africa Women’s 7s stumble?The appeal comes at a time when Mwamba Ladies continue to establish themselves as one of the dominant forces in the domestic game.The side are the defending Women's Kenya Cup champions and recently extended their impressive run in the Impala Floodlights, where they defeated Quins Queens 20-8 in the final on Saturday, 31 October, to secure their fifth consecutive title.The triumph was particularly significant given that Mwamba had to navigate the absence of several established players, including Faith Livoi, Naomi Amuguni and Sinaida Nyachio, among others.Ibrahim Ayoo reveals next target after achieving centurion with Menengai OilersHead coach Murunga relied on the depth of his squad, introducing young players and giving opportunities to emerging talents who stepped up when called upon.Beyond their achievements at club level, Mwamba have also played an important role in developing players who have gone on to represent Kenya on the international stage.Among the players who have emerged from the club's ranks are power prop Livoi, captain and winger Janet Okello, and fly-half Sinaida Nyachio, alongside several other players who have featured for the national team.##NAJAVA_MECA_10101823##With the Women's Kenya Cup season approaching, the coach hopes that companies, organisations and individuals will recognise the potential of the team and come forward to support their ambitions.
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