Thursday 19th March, 2026, Please find below useful communication information
for the Enterprise cup 2026 Quarter Final matches that will happen in both
Uganda and Kenya on the 21st of March 2026.
This is the highest club – level cross country competition bringing together 4
Ugandan, and 4 Kenyan teams.
About the Event.
- Event title: Enterprise Cup
- Dates: 21st March 2026
- Participating teams: Kenya (KCB Rugby, Kabras Sugar, Nondescripts,
Menengai Oilers) Uganda (Stanbic Black Pirates, Platinum Credit Heathens,
KCB KOBs, Toyota Buffaloes)
- Host venues: Kenya (Ask Grounds Nakuru), Uganda (Muteesa II Royal
Stadium, Wankulukuku)
- Official Hashtags: #Enterprisecup2026
- Official Social media Accounts: @uganda_rugby @officialkru
- Official Social media Accounts for participating clubs: Kenya, (@kcbrugby,
@nondies, @rfcKabras, @menengaioilers) Uganda (@piratesrugbyug,
@heathensrfc, @kobsrugbyug, @buffaloesrfc)
Summary
- This event is the most competitive club level tournament bringing together 8
teams across Uganda and Kenya. Selected teams all qualified on merit
through various competitions in their home countries hence ensuring a
competitive standard for the competition.
- The tournament will be played in a Knockout format starting off with the
Quarter finals in both Uganda, and Kenya on the 21st of March 2026.
(UGANDA) Media will access the venue using the
Digital QR accreditation codes
that were received at the beginning of the season
(KENYA) Media will access the venue using the
accreditation tag provided at the beginning of the
season.Kickoff Times
Uganda, 21st March 2026
Quarter Final 2, Platunim Credit Heathens versus Kabras Sugar | 14:00 EAT
Quarter Final 1, Stanbic Black Pirates versus KCB Bank | 16:00 EAT
Kenya, 21ST March 2026
Quarter Final 4, Nondescripts versus KCB KOBs | 13:00 EAT
Quarter Final 3, Menengai Oilers versus Toyota Buffaloes | 15:00 EAT
Media Resources
- Match day Photographs: Click here
- Official Press Release and summarized History of the tournament: Click Here
About the Uganda Rugby Union
The Uganda Rugby Union, established in 1997, is the national governing body for
rugby union in Uganda, headquartered in Kampala. Affiliated with World Rugby and
Rugby Africa, URU oversees the development, promotion, and administration of the
sport across the country, from grassroots programs to elite national teams.
URU manages the Uganda Rugby Cranes (Men’s XVS, and Sevens national teams),
Lady Cranes (XVS & Sevens national teams), and U20 teams which all have
achieved notable success on the continental stage, including multiple Rugby Africa
Sevens Championship titles and Rugby World Cup qualifications. The Union supports
over 20 member clubs, youth academies, and community initiatives aimed at
fostering inclusivity, physical fitness, and life skills through rugby.
Committed to Growing, Strengthening, and Empowerment, URU drives high
performance training, referee development, and infrastructure projects while
partnering with stakeholders to expand rugby’s reach in Uganda, and beyond. For
more information, visit www.ugandarugbyunion.com
Media Contact
communications@ugandarugbyunion.com
About the Kenya Rugby Union
Kenya Rugby Union is the Body mandated to manage the game of rugby union in
Kenya. It is an affiliate to World Rugby and Rugby Africa.
Kenya Rugby Union – 15s League & Enterprise Cup Update Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) 15s season is entering a thrilling phase as the Kenya Cup
intensifies, with clubs battling for playoff positions ahead of the season finale in May
The league, which resumed in January, has delivered highly competitive fixtures, with
traditional powerhouses pushing for top honors in what is shaping up to be a tightly
contested title race. Recent developments have further heightened the drama, with
key fixtures rescheduled and standings remaining closely contested at the top.
Parallel to the league, the historic Enterprise Cup has reached crucial knockout
stages, providing an additional platform for clubs to compete for silverware. Founded
in 1929, the tournament remains one of the most prestigious competitions in the
region.
This season’s Enterprise Cup features an enhanced format, with Kenyan clubs
progressing from in-country quarterfinals to face Ugandan opposition in cross-border
matchups, adding a regional dimension to the competition.
With both competitions running concurrently, clubs are balancing league ambitions
with knockout success, setting the stage for an exciting conclusion to the domestic
rugby calendar.
For more information, visit, – www.kenyacup.co.ke
Media contact: media@kru.co.ke