Mozzart Sport has named its Team of the Tournament following the conclusion of the 2026 Safari 7s. The squad recognises 12 players who impressed during the competition held from Friday, 9 to Sunday, 11 October at Nyayo National Stadium.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe selection features a blend of established performers and emerging talents who stood out through their attacking flair, defensive work, creativity and influence on the pitch.Elvis Olukusi, Clinton Amukwachi and Gel Squad 7s' Marco Jones make up the forward department, while Menengai Oilers' Glacious Owino Nganya earns recognition as the selected scrum-half.Shujaa’s second-half masterclass overwhelms Morans as they retain Safari Sevens titleKaleem Barreto of Scotland takes the fly-half position, with Dennis Livoi named at centre and Victor Mola completing the starting seven on the wing.The substitutes are Gabriel Ayimba, Shikoli Stanlislaus, Lukusi Mike, Festus Shiasi and Brighton Omondi, providing further depth to the selected squad. Kevin Wambua and Louis Kisia make up the technical bench.The 2026 edition culminated in an all-Kenyan final, with Shujaa facing their feeder side, Kenya Morans, in a battle for the title.##NAJAVA_MECA_10017426##Shujaa retained their Safari 7s crown after defeating Kenya Morans 19-5 in the final at Nyayo National Stadium, producing a decisive second-half performance to secure back-to-back titles.Kenya Sevens relied on defensive discipline to keep the Morans at bay in a tightly contested first half that ended 0-0, despite both sides creating promising opportunities.Shujaa's Samuel Asati was sent to the sin bin, handing the Morans a numerical advantage. However, Lucky Onyango was denied an opening try after a resolute defensive effort forced him to lose possession before grounding the ball.Andrew Amonde names his all-time Kenya Sevens dream teamAt the other end, Shujaa threatened when Asati released a long pass to Olukusi, but the attack ended with the ball going into touch as the Morans held firm.The defending champions returned from the break with renewed purpose and broke the deadlock through Rayvon Ambale, who crossed over following a scrum move before converting his own try to give Shujaa a 7-0 lead.The try boosted Shujaa's confidence, and they quickly extended their advantage through Victor Mola. Ambale again added the extras to stretch the lead to 14-0.##NAJAVA_MECA_10017447##Shujaa continued to dominate, with substitute Festus Shiasi making an immediate impact after replacing Ambale. Shiasi crossed in the right corner to score the third try, although the conversion attempt fell short.Shiasi then turned provider, setting up John Okoth for another spectacular try as Shujaa strengthened their grip on the contest. The conversion was unsuccessful, leaving the Morans with a significant deficit to overcome.The Morans eventually found a response through Dennis Livoi, who scored a consolation try. However, the conversion missed the mark as Shujaa closed out the final with a 19-5 victory.Brian Tanga names coaches who shaped his trophy-laden career as he hangs bootsMozzart Sport's team of the tournamentStarting sevenElvis Olukusi – ForwardClinton Amukwachi – ForwardMarco Jones (Gel Squad 7s) – ForwardGlacious Owino Nganya – Scrum-halfKaleem Barreto – Fly-halfDennis Livoi – CentreVictor Mola – WingerSubstitutesGabriel AyimbaShikoli StanlislausLukusi MikeFestus ShiasiBrighton OmondiTechnical benchKevin WambuaLouis Kisia