2026 National 7s Circuit standings after Embu 7s

KCB Rugby have strengthened their grip on the 2026 National 7s Circuit title race after extending their lead at the top of the standings to six points with one leg remaining.

The bankers have accumulated 98 points from the five legs played so far, while Kabras Sugar sit second on 92 points.

KCB have enjoyed a consistent campaign, collecting 22 points at both Prinsloo and Kabeberi, before adding 13 at Dala, 19 at Driftwood and another 22 at Embu.

Kabras, meanwhile, have 19 points from Prinsloo, 22 at Dala, 10 at Kabeberi, 22 at Driftwood and 19 at Embu.

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The two sides have dominated the circuit throughout the season, with their rivalry producing several high-stakes encounters. KCB have claimed two wins over Kabras this season, while Kabras recently ended KCB’s nine-match unbeaten run against them at the Driftwood 7s.

With only one leg remaining, KCB head into the final tournament with a six-point advantage, but Kabras remain firmly in contention for the overall title, needing a third-place finish in Christie or a Kabras RFC early elimination to retain the National title.

Menengai Oilers are third on 75 points, followed by Daystar Falcons on 67 and Kenya Harlequin on 64.

The final leg will therefore decide the 2026 National 7s Circuit champion, with KCB looking to hold on to their lead and Kabras seeking to overturn the six-point deficit at the final hurdle.

National 7s Circuit standings after Embu 7s. PHOTO/Scrummage