The 2025/26 KRU Championship standing after matchweek 10 has Sigalagala top the log having won all of their seven matches.
Sigalagala continue to dominate the Western side in KRU Championship after seven matches having collected 34 points marked by 36-00 win over Mbale stretching their winning record to seven out of the seven matches played with point difference of +245.
Kibabii are second in the log having accumulated 24 points from the six matches played following a 05-51 win over Bungoma RFC.
Kaimosi sit in the third position with 23 points from 0-24 win over Bungoma and a point difference of 65.
In the fourth position we have Vihiga with 20 points after a 20-00 win over Shambere
Bungoma hold the fifth position with 10 points while Webuye takes the sixth position with eight points.
Mbale are on the seventh position with seven points having played 5 matches while Busia and and Kisiwa are in position eight and nine respectively each with 4 points.
Western A Nationwide Standings after 8 weeks. PHOTO/KRU
At the bottom of the log Shambere are struggling without a single victory and minus seven points.
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In Nyanza region Maseno topo the log with 35 points having secured seven wins from the seven matches played and lead in points difference of +374.
Kisii Nat’l Poly are second on the log with 28 points after recording a 36-08 win over Siaya.
Third position is occupied by Winam Rugby with 21 points and having recorded five wins and two losses.
Kisii kifaru occupies the fourth position with 17 points, while Rongo RFC and Siaya RFC sit on the fifth and sixth place with 16 and 15 points respectively.
Transmara Kilgoris are at the seventh position with 11 points marked by a 28-00 win over Winam.
Homabay RFC and JOUST are at the eighth and ninth position respectively with two points each.
At the bottom Oyugis RFC remains winless after eight games recording minus eight points due to poor performance.
Nyanza Nationwide Standings after 8 weeks. PHOTO/KRU
