KCB Rugby head coach Andrew Amonde says he is proud of the fight his team showcased enroute to their maiden Embu 7s title on Sunday, 6 September.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsNeeding a win to solidify their lead on top of the national sevens circuit, the Bankers pulled off a perfect weekend, winning all their matches to lead the way with 98 points with only one leg left to end the season.KCB hold firm to humble fierce rivals and claim Embu Sevens titleHaving breezed their way in the pools, KCB romped their way to a second consecutive final, getting past Kenya Harlequin 12-0 in the quarterfinals, before dispatching Daystar Falcons 15-12 in a closely-contested semifinal.KCB’s resolve was tested in the final against sworn rivals Kabras, where Amonde’s side had to grind out the last few minutes, with the score at 12-10.##NAJAVA_MECA_9936769##Their grit was especially showcased in the last stretch, when Emmanuel Opondo produced what proved to be one of the defining moments of the final.The KCB player made a crucial tackle to deny Kevin Wekesa a clear try-scoring opportunity, as the Kabras attacker attempted to break through the defence.That moment would end up sealing the win for KCB, who received praise post-game.KCB’s Elvis Olukusi reveals how he earned Monaco Rugby Sevens opportunity“Kabras are a very good team, and we knew the final was always going to be a difficult contest,” Amonde said. “I am proud of the way the boys fought for every ball and remained composed under pressure. We had moments where we could have made the game more comfortable, but the most important thing is that the players showed character and found a way to win.”With victory in Embu, KCB now lead second-placed Kabras by six points, and will need at least a third-place finish at the Christie 7s in Nairobi to defend their overall title.Daystar Falcons coach reveals secret behind consistent National 7s Circuit run“We are happy to remain at the top of the standings, but the job is not yet done,” KCB’s Samuel Asati said. “There is still one more tournament to play, and we know that we must remain focused and continue working hard. Our ambition is to finish the circuit strongly and retain our title.”All eyes, then, for the Christie Sevens, scheduled for Saturday, 11 to Sunday, 12 September at the RFUEA Grounds.Strathmore University lecturer explains decamping Leos for Nondies