THE CEKUSA PICTORIALS

The captain with fuel for the team

The handball coach  congratulates his team.

Beauty contest or match?

Male table tennis guys before at KEMU

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CUC TEAMS TRIUMPH

Chuka university college volleyball, hand ball and table tennis teams showcased an impressive performance at Kenya University Sports Association qualifiers held at Meru last weekend.

T he ladies’ handball and Volleyball confirmed their participation at coming KUSA national tournament in January next year after the ladies Volleyball team beat Meru University 3 sets to 1 while the handball team beat Meru University  29-6 to take the second position after KEMU.

In table tennis the men’s team continued their winning streak beating KEMU main,KEMU Nyeri , KEMU Nairobi, Karatina and Meru Universities to take the first position overall. The ladies team beat Meru and Karatina Universities and lost to KEMU to take the second position.

 CUC had fielded three teams in the men’s category and two teams in the ladies category.  In singles Christopher Yator and Lucy Mwaura emerged winners while Damaris Chelegat and Cyrus Onyiego took the number two slots.

 The awarding of the winner for the men’s handball was temporarily delayed after KEMU was accused of   poaching after fielding a player from Kimathi University.

For that reason, there is likelihood that CUC men’s handball team’s quest to participate in the Nation-wide tournament   might come true after the organizers of the qualifiers promised to investigate the matter. If allegations are found to be true, then the trophy will go to the CUC men’s team.

Previously, the match between CUC and KEMU became heated affair after CUC complained of poor officiating.  Belden Onduso the men’s handball captain was sent off the pitch when he protested their opponent’s controversial goal.

The match ended 21-21 draw after KEMU equalized after KEMU equalized in the dying minutes of the game.

Chris Yator receiving the trophy on behalf of the Men's table tennis team at Meru teachers college over the weekend.

Meanwhile, the central Kenya Universities sport  Association (CEKUSA) who were the organizers of the tournament sounded a warning at the accused team and promised to put in place strong measures to curb such irregularities. 

The CEKUSA chairman, Mr. Ramala told those who will participate in the third leg of the games to be held at Karatina university in January to be ready to produce the original national identification cards and the original fee receipts.