The Enterprise Cup has entered its most exciting phase as the 2026 quarterfinals shift into a cross-border showdown between Kenya and Uganda.
For the first time in recent seasons, the last eight will be split across two countries, with matches scheduled for 21st March 2026 in Nairobi and Kampala.
In Kampala, Uganda’s reigning Cup and Premiership champions Black Pirates will face Kenya heavyweights KCB, while Uganda’s most decorated side Heathens take on Kenya Cup and Enterprise Cup holders Kabras Sugar RFC in what is expected to be the toughest fixture of the round.
In Nairobi, Menengai Oilers will clash with Buffaloes , while Kenya’s record Enterprise Cup winners Nondescripts face Uganda’s giants KOBs, continuing a long-standing East African rivalry.
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The Kenyan giants booked their places with dominant performances in the domestic round.
KCB Rugby delivered a ruthless statement of intent after overpowering Kenyatta University’s Blak Blad 60–7 in the 2025/26 Enterprise Cup quarterfinals at the KCB Sports Club, Ruaraka.
Defending champions Kabras Sugar RFC advanced after seeing off Kenya Cup rivals in a high-stakes domestic clash, winning 48–13 to seal their place in the regional last eight.
Menengai Oilers progressed courtesy of a walkover after Nakuru RFC failed to honour the fixture, while Nondescripts booked their spot with a hard-fought win over Strathmore Leos.
The Enterprise Cup, which is one of the oldest rugby competitions in the region, was created to strengthen ties and competition between East African clubs. Over the years, it has grown into a prestigious tournament that tests not only domestic dominance but also regional supremacy.
Enterprise Cup quarterfinal draws
(21st March, 2026)
Black Pirates vs KCB (Kampala)
Heathens vs Kabras Sugar (Kampala)
Menengai Oilers vs Buffaloes (Nairobi)
Nondescripts vs KOBs (Nairobi)
