He dethroned Oyende as Kenya's first seed in February after taking his overall ratings to 1921 points. Oyende, who is now Kenya's second seed on an overall ratings of 1886 points, said he is eager to reclaim the title he held since November last year, before losing to Nderitu. I know it will not be easy, but I will give my best to recapture the Kenya first seed spot," said Oyende. Benard Koyyoko, whose overall ratings is 1680, will lead local players in the two-day competition, which has attracted competitors from across the country. Advertisement"We are hoping for a good turnout as our national team continues preparing for the East and Central African Championship in Uganda over Easter,” said Scrabble Kenya chairman Bernard Amuke.

Source: Daily Nation March 07, 2020 09:22 UTC