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Oscar Okaron parts ways with Administration Police Warriors
Reading Time: 2min | Sat. 01.06.24. | 14:56
He led AP to a second place finish in the 2023/24 Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) Nationwide league
Veteran rugby coach Oscar Okaron has parted ways with Administration Police (AP) Warriors after just one season at the helm, Mozzart Sport can exclusively report.
Okaron took over the Warriors in May 2023 and has been instrumental in leading the team to greater heights.
They finished second in the 2023/24 Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) Nationwide league where they narrowly lost to Project 61 in the nationwide quarterfinals 12-10 miss a semifinal slot.
In the 7s season, they finished in second position.
In an exclusive with Mozzart Sport on Saturday morning, Okaron noted that he was proud of his accomplishments with the Warriors so far, and was eager to move on to greater adventures.
“Today, I bid farewell to a team that became family, and very close friends after an incredible season. I want to express my deepest gratitude for the unwavering support and dedication from each one of you,” he stated.
The tactician went on to explain that he cherished every second with the team, and wished them the best in their quest for KRU Championship promotion.
“Coaching this team has been an honor, and I'm proud of what we've accomplished together. Thank you for the memories, the hard work, and the spirit of unity. I will always cherish my time here and look forward to seeing the team's continued success,” he added.
Okaron is not new to developing clubs from scratch to excellence.
Prior to his new job at Administration Police, the tactician had led Homeboyz RFC to finish ninth in the regular season during the 2022/23 Kenya Cup season. Despite the team’s financial challenges, the tactician inspired zeal in them to fight.
His impact on the club was immediately felt after his departure as they were relegated to the Championship league after 13 years in the top tier.
He was part of the team that formed Koyonzo Rugby and saw them win the 2022 and 2023 Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Term Two rugby 7s games.
In 2023, he made history with Koyonzo as they went on to win their maiden Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSSA) Rugby 7s title.
He was part of the coaching team that saw Kakamega High School win the KSSSA 7s and 15s titles in 2012 and 2013.
In addition, he coached Busia Borderucks during the 2021/22 season.
The AP Warriors, meanwhile, will embark on a search for a new head coach who will propel them to championship contention.









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