Kabras RFC exacted revenge on KCB Rugby in emphatic fashion, defeating the Bankers 15-5 to clinch the Driftwood 7s title at Mombasa Sports Club on Sunday, 23 August.The victory marked Kabras’ first win over KCB in this year’s National 7s Circuit, having suffered a 19-12 defeat to the Bankers in the Prinsloo 7s final and a 12-7 loss in the Kabeberi 7s pool stage.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe Driftwood final was a repeat of the Prinsloo 7s decider, but Kabras ensured there would be no repeat of the previous outcome.KCB started brightly, with Kabras initially struggling to find their rhythm. Jackson Siketi attempted a kick-and-chase, but the ball went out, handing possession to the Bankers.##NAJAVA_MECA_9907055##KCB were unable to capitalise, however, after Samuel Asati knocked on. Kabras regained possession but quickly returned the favour when Michael Lukusi was unable to hold onto a pass.Griffin Chao then attempted to break through but was tackled and lost the ball, before Festus Shiasi pounced on the loose ball, kicking it forward and racing through to score the opening try.Brian Wahinya could not add the extras as Kabras took a 5-0 lead.How Kilwake balances KCB playing duties with JKUAT Cougars coaching roleKevin Wekesa then committed another handling error as KCB struggled to establish momentum, with Kabras holding onto their advantage until the break.The Sugarmen returned from the interval with renewed purpose and quickly extended their lead.Chao finished off a well-executed kick-and-chase to score his first try of the afternoon, putting Kabras firmly in control.Simbas backrower on hurdles blocking Kenyan players from overseas transfersThere was a brief altercation between Wekesa and the referee as tensions rose, but Kabras maintained their composure.Wekesa responded with a spectacular individual try to give KCB a lifeline, although the conversion attempt fell short.Kabras, however, had the final say as Chao completed his brace after a slick series of passes, sealing the 15-5 victory.The result capped a remarkable turnaround for Kabras, who had been denied by KCB in the previous two meetings on the circuit.Former Kenya Lionesses star opens up on the beauty and challenges of motherhoodMeanwhile, Daystar Falcons claimed third place after stunning Menengai Oilers, while Uganda finished fifth after edging Nondies 19-14.In Division Two, Zetech Oaks were crowned champions after seeing off Kabete Stallions in the final.