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KCB fall, DCI make historic final in volleyball

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Last updated: May 24, 2025 9:43 pm
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The stage is set for a thrilling climax in the National Women’s Volleyball League after a dramatic semi-final weekend saw defending champions KCB ousted by a resurgent Kenya Pipeline on Saturday, May 24, 2025.

Pipeline showcased resilience and flair, bouncing back from a set down to stun KCB 3–1 in a high-octane encounter at Makande Stadium.

KCB started strong, clinching the first set 25–21 and appearing on track to force a decisive Game 3. But Pipeline turned the tide with precision and intensity, taking the next three sets — 25–23, 25–18, and 25–23 — to book their spot in the finals in style.

In the other women’s semifinal, DCI made history by reaching the Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) finals for the first time, following back-to-back 3–2 victories over Kenya Prisons in a gripping two-day battle.

Friday’s match was a nail-biter, but Saturday’s rematch brought pure drama. DCI surged ahead by taking the first two sets 25–22, 25–22, before Prisons responded with a dominant 25–16 wins in the third and fourth sets. In a tense fifth set, tied at 10–10, DCI dug deep to secure a 15–12 victory, sparking jubilant scenes on the court and in the stands.

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Kenya Pipeline last claimed the national title in 2022, while KCB held the crown for both 2023 and 2024. Now, the final will pit tradition against new blood: Kenya Pipeline versus DCI.

The men’s category promises equal fireworks, as perennial powerhouses GSU and Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) cruised through their semifinals to set up a blockbuster final.

GSU asserted their dominance with a commanding 3–1 win on Friday, followed by a straight-sets sweep on Saturday (25–20, 25–20, 25–16), demonstrating the confidence and cohesion of a team chasing another title.

KPA, meanwhile, made their intentions unmistakably clear with consecutive victories over Prisons Kenya. After a 3–1 win on Friday, they delivered a clinical 3–0 performance on Saturday (25–21, 25–17, 25–18), underscoring their championship pedigree.

The KVF finals are slated for next month in Nairobi.

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