MMUST Rugby Club bids farewell to their exceptional center as he sets his sights on making a significant impact in American rugby
Masinde Muliro University Rugby Club (MMUST) have confirmed the departure of one of its exceptional talents Timothy Mmmasi as he embarks on an exciting new chapter with the American side, Old Blue Rugby, based in New York.
The new chapter in Mmasi's rugby career follows his previous experience playing for Kenya Sevens and Kenya Simbas.
12:00 - 28.06.2023
FOOTBALL: Sportpesa set to increase Gor Mahia sponsorship after 20th title victory
The newly-crowned Premier League champions were rewarded for their title triumph after sealing a record-extending 20th title
In a statement released by MMUST Rugby Club, they congratulated Mmasi, acknowledging his unwavering commitment to the sport and his relentless pursuit of excellence.
"Congratulations to Timothy Mmasi, an incredible rugby talent, on his exciting new journey with the American side, Old Blue Rugby side in New York," MMUST said.
"Timothy's dedication, hard work, and exceptional skills have truly paid off, earning him this fantastic opportunity. It's a testament to his unwavering commitment to the sport and his relentless pursuit of excellence.
11:28 - 28.06.2023
FOOTBALL: Homa Bay Stadium set for grand opening ceremony
The Nyanza County hopes to host internationa events at the facility.
"We couldn't be prouder of you, Timothy! Your exceptional performances as a centre for MMUST Rugby have consistently impressed and inspired us. Now, as you embark on this new adventure with Old Blue Rugby we have no doubt that you will continue to shine brightly and make a significant impact on the rugby field.
"As you prepare to represent your new club, know that your friends, family, and fans will be cheering you on from all corners of the globe. Your determination and perseverance are an inspiration to aspiring rugby players everywhere."
Mmasi was part of the Currie Cup campaign, where Simbas finished eighth, and with his impressive track record, it is no surprise that he has caught the attention of Old Blue Rugby.
08:15 - 28.06.2023
ATHLETICS: Countdown of 40 greatest World Championships moments to be revealed from Friday
World marathon record holder Eliud Kipchoge Kipchoge and four-time World 3000m SC champion Ezekiel Kemboi are among Kenyans who were shortlisted.
He will join Monate Akuei as the second Kenyan player at Old Blue Rugby.
Akuei, who started his life in America, leaped to the professional level earlier this year by joining Major League Rugby.
Established in 1963 by Columbia alums, Old Blue Rugby has maintained a strong connection with Columbia University and the Columbia RFC throughout its history.
06:30 - 28.06.2023
ATHLETICS: Lawyer Aron D'Souza set to launch 'Enhanced Games' where doping is allowed
The decision centers on his idea to create a monster out of what has long been a theoretical exercise, an alternative to the Olympic Games in which doping is allowed.
The club has benefitted from a consistent influx of Columbia coaches and athletes, further solidifying the bond between the club and the university.
As Old Blue Rugby prepares for the upcoming Summer Sevens second leg set to take place in Newport, the addition of Mmasi to their lineup is expected to bolster their chances.
In the previous season, the club achieved remarkable success, securing three out of five Cup titles.