F.C. Kariobangi Sharks

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Kariobangi Sharks
F.C. Kariobangi Sharks logo.jpg
Full nameKariobangi Sharks
Nickname(s)
  • K. Sharks
  • Wapakaji
  • Sharkmen
Short nameSharks
Founded2000;24 years ago (2000)
Ground Utalii Sports Ground
Nairobi, Kenya
Capacity5,000
Owner Nick Mwendwa
Chairman Robert Maoga
Head coach William Muluya
League FKF Premier League
2022–23 11th
Website Club website

F.C. Kariobangi Sharks, commonly known as Sharks or K. Sharks, is a Kenyan professional football club that rose over time from humble beginnings in Nairobi, to feature in Kenya's top league, the FKF Premier League, since the year 2017. [1] [2]

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History

Kariobangi Sharks was founded in the year 2000 and started in the lower divisions of the Nairobi league. The club offered an escape [3] for the youth living around the area, which was considered a crime hot spot. [4]

The club came to life after a young man by the name Nick Mwendwa tracked a set of young players who leisurely passed time at the basketball court of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Kariobangi mostly after school going hours and during the weekends. [5]

He offered them guidance and assistance through his savings to provide the bare necessities such as balls and boots. He then started training them every weekend. The team started out as Kariobangi Sportive, but after a few years rebranded to be known as Kariobangi Sharks FC.

After playing in local tournaments for some time, the team was finally registered to make them eligible of playing in the lowest tier in the country starting with Nairobi County League.

As has been the norm from its early days, Sharks is known for bringing unknown players to light [6] by handing them vital playtime at the topmost level. [7] [8]

The team trains at Utalii College where the management has signed a memorandum of understanding with the school to allow them to use the grounds while upgrading the facilities. The clubs' traditional colors are yellow and green with either kit being worn with socks of the same color.

Promotions

A few years after inception, the team scaled upward from Division II which was the lowest national football tier. In 2011 the club was promoted to the KFF Nationwide League and finished fourth on their first attempt in Kenya's second-tier league. The team had a fair chance of promotion while featuring at the same level the next year in what had been rebranded to the 2012 FKF Division One. But after topping the standings for a better part of the first leg, [9] the team dipped in the second half and ended up seventh.

Sharks were to give promotion another shot in 2013 while featuring in the FKF Div One-Gr 2 [10] but were to contend with a fourth-place finish. The attempts continued through the 2014 Kenyan National Super League and 2015 seasons, and it is toward the end of the 2016 season that the team earned promotion to the Kenyan Premier League after beating Nzoia Sugar F.C. 1–0 in the final game on 10 Dec in Sudi Stadium. [11] [12] Patilah Omoto, a Shark's homegrown player, and captain, scored the lone goal that guaranteed elevation.

Sharks made its Kenyan Premier League debut against 15-time champions Gor Mahia F.C. in Thika Stadium on Sunday 12 Mar 2017 but had a false start losing the game 3–1. [13] Ugandan forward Mathew Tayo Odongo scored a consolation in added time to become the first Shark's player to score in the premier league. [14]

The team went on to lose the next two games to Muhoroni Youth and Ulinzi Stars by identical 1-0 losses. Their first-ever premier league win was a 2–0 away triumph over Nzoia Sugar in Sudi Stadium on 9 April 2017 after second-half goals by Bolton Omwenga, and Patilah Omoto, [15] and followed it up with a win over Nakumatt FC. [16] The first draw as a 1–1 tie away to Chemelil Sugar on 29 April 2017.

Club achievements

At the end of their debut top-flight season, K. Sharks was placed third with 55 points, [17] and produced the league's top scorer Masoud Juma who scored 17 goals, [18] [19] and the league top goalkeeper John Oyemba who kept 16 clean sheets. Coach William Muluya was voted as the coach of the year, [20] while midfielder Sven Yida was nominated among the league's New Player of the Year.

The team was placed sixth the next season, and once again produced the league's top scorer in Erick Kapaito with 16 goals. [21] He was also named the New Player of the year, the league's Most Valuable Player, [22] and emerged runners-up in the Fair Play category.

Shark again produced the top scorer in the 2020/21 premier league season in Kapaito who scored 24 goals, [23] and went on to win the player of the year award. [24]

Domestic cup & trophies

In the year 2017, K. Sharks made it to the final of the GOtv Shield Cup but had to settle for silver after losing 2–0 to A.F.C. Leopards in the final. [25] [26]

"I will not single out one player to congratulate, this was teamwork and it won us the game. Everyone gave his best from the first whistle, and even when we were down, the spirit was amazing. It is what we wanted and have worked hard for it, I am delighted."

Coach William Muluya after Kariobangi Sharks overpowered Sofapaka in Shield Cup final on 20 Oct 2018. [27]

In the year 2018, K. Sharks returned to the final of the FKF President's Cup, known as 2018 FKF SportPesa Shield due to sponsorship purposes, and were crowned champions [28] after seeing off Sofapaka FC 3–2 in the final with a brace from Ugandan striker George Abege and a goal from Sydney Lokale.

The team got to the Cup final for the third straight year in a row in 2019 but lost their title after going down 3–1 to Bandari FC [29] in a rain derailed final that saw the two halves played on separate days. [30]

On 3 December 2018, Sharks scooped the Kenyan Super Cup by seeing off league champions Gor Mahia F.C. 1–0. [31]

On 27 Jan 2019, Sharks claimed the SportPesa Cup title [32] after taking down Kenyan counterparts Bandari 1–0 in Dar es Salaam. The team earned a Kshs 3 million prize purse, and a chance to play English Premier League side Everton F.C. and went on to beat them on post-match penalties to win the SportPesa Trophy [33] [34] in July 2019.

Continental football

In late 2018, Sharks featured in continental football [35] for the first time ever [36] after being presented to represent Kenya [37] by virtue of winning the domestic Cup in October 2018. The team featured in the 2018–19 CAF Confederation Cup qualifying rounds starting in the preliminary rounds against Djibouti's Arta/Solar7.

K. Sharks first hosted the Djibouti side at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani on 27 Nov 2018, and went on to register a memorable 6–1 win. [38] [39] Duke Abuya scored the opener in the second minute to become the club's first scorer of a continental goal. The team went on to win the reverse tie 3–0 to proceed to the 1st round proper with a 9-1 aggregate score.

They did not proceed past the next stage after being held to a 0–0 draw [40] at home on 15 Dec 2018 by Ghana's Asante Kotoko who went on to win the reverse tie 2-1 [41] in Kumasi.

Performance in CAF competitions

Continental appearances

2018-19  – First Round

Continental results

SeasonCompetitionRoundCountryClubScore
2018–19 Confederation Cup Preliminary RoundFlag of Djibouti.svg Djibouti Arta/Solar7 6-1,0-3
First RoundFlag of Ghana.svg Ghana Asante Kotoko 0-0,2-1

Records

TypeNatNameRecord
Most Trophies Won - Coach Flag of Kenya.svg William Muluya 4
Most league goals Flag of Kenya.svg Erick Kapaito 51
Most capped player Flag of Kenya.svg Osborne Monday 27
Most league goals in a season Flag of Kenya.svg Erick Kapaito 24 [42]
Longest unbeaten run Flag of Kenya.svg 2016 NSL 29
Record victory Flag of Kenya.svg vs Kisumu All Stars
vs Muhoroni Youth 		8–1 [43]
7-0 [44]
Record defeat Flag of Kenya.svg vs Kakamega Homeboyz 6–1 [45]
Inter-record victory Flag of Burundi.svg vs AS Arta/Solar7 6-1 [46]

Premier League records

SeasonPosRecord
PWDLFAGDCSPts
2017 334131384226161652
2018 63413129484081051
2018–19 93410159403731145
2019-20 122248102732-5720
2020-21 53214612454231148
2021-22 103412913443951045
2022-23 113410111346460541
Total2247674742922623270302

Second tier League records

SeasonPosRecord
PWDLFAGDCSPts
2011 328196353193463
2012 73716912514291457
2013 4221156362511738
2014 8225981925-6924
2015 43818854421231662
2016 238241135821372183
Total1859148372611539760289

CS - Clean Sheet

Domestic Cup

SeasonRoundOppositionScore
2013 Third Karuturi Sports 1(8)-1(7)
2014 Second Nyakach United 0(4)-0(2)
2015 First Kenya Police 3-2
2016Semis Ulinzi Stars 4-1 [47]
2017Final AFC Leopards 2-0 [48]
2018 Champions Sofapaka 3-2 [49]
2019Final Bandari 3-1 [50]
2020Preliminary Naivas FC 3-0 [51]
2021 Quarters Gor Mahia 2-0 [52]
2022Not played
2023Quarters Homeboyz 1-6 [53]

Honors

Silver medal with cup.svg Runners-up (1): 2016 [54]
Silver medal with cup.svg Runners-up (2): 2017, [55] 2019 [56]
Gold medal with cup.svg Champion (1): 2018 [57] [58]
Gold medal with cup.svg Champion (1): 2018/19 [59]
Gold medal with cup.svg Champion (1): 2019 [60]
Gold medal with cup.svg Champion (1): 2019 [61]

Management and staff

PositionNat.Name
Owner Flag of Kenya.svg Nick Mwendwa
Chairman Flag of Kenya.svg Robert Maoga
CEO Flag of Kenya.svg Lynda Ambiyo

Technical team

PositionNat.Name
Head Coach Flag of Kenya.svg William Muluya
Assistant Coach Flag of Kenya.svg Edward Seda
Goalkeeper Coach Flag of Kenya.svg Jerim Onyango
Head of Medical Flag of Kenya.svg John Kemboi
Team Manager Flag of Kenya.svg Mathew Sam
Media Liaison Flag of Kenya.svg Allan Netia
Kit Manager Flag of Kenya.svg Paul Otieno
Analyst Flag of Kenya.svg Josh Angatia
Video Analyst Flag of Kenya.svg Enock Muuwo

Past coaches

Youth Team coaches

Players

As of 6 June 2023

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1 GK Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN John Otieno
2 DF Flag of South Sudan.svg  SSD Ghai Panchol
3 DF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Frederick Alushula
4 DF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Collins Obanda
5 MF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Isaac Wasambo
6 DF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Steve Omollo
7 FW Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Sharrif Musa
8 MF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Biko Omollo
10 FW Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Fortune Omotto
11 FW Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Geoffrey Onyango
12 FW Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Humphrey Omondi
13 DF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Kevin Musamali
14 DF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Timothy Ekhavi
15 MF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Biron Otieno
No.Pos.NationPlayer
16 GK Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Gedion Ogweno
17 MF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Sigmunn Maina
18 FW Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Tyson Otieno
19 MF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Paul Odhiambo
20 MF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Mathew Kibiwott
21 MF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Leonlevitt Osiago
22 FW Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Julius Masaba
23 MF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Keith Imbali
25 DF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Kevin Luke Otiala
26 FW Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Moses Shikanda
28 FW Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Patrick Ngunyi
29 DF Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Zablon Kutela
30 FW Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Kevin Ouru
40 GK Flag of Kenya.svg  KEN Sebastian Wekesa

Notable past players

Top scorers per season

Top scorers per season. * Award shared during that season

YearPlayerGoals
*2012 Flag of Kenya.svg Meshack Karani 8
*2012 Flag of Kenya.svg Vincent Odongo 8
2013 Flag of Kenya.svg Samuel Muringu 8
2014 Flag of Kenya.svg Francis Nambute 3
*2015 Flag of Kenya.svg Ibrahim Kitawi 7
*2015 Flag of Kenya.svg Rodgers Omondi 7
2016 Flag of Kenya.svg Ibrahim Kitawi 12
2017 Flag of Kenya.svg Masoud Juma 17
2018 Flag of Kenya.svg Erick Kapaito 16
2018-19 Flag of Kenya.svg Erick Kapaito 9
*2019-20 Flag of Kenya.svg Duke Abuya 3
*2019-20 Flag of Kenya.svg Sydney Lokale 3
*2019-20 Flag of Kenya.svg Patrick Otieno 3
2020-21 Flag of Kenya.svg Erick Kapaito 24
2021-22 Flag of Kenya.svg Felix Oluoch 12
2022-23 Flag of Kenya.svg Tyson Otieno 9

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  2. ↑ Nation, 10 Dec 2016 Kariobangi Sharks silence Nzoia to earn promotion
  3. ↑ The-Star, 16 Mar 2019 Kariobangi Sharks players a beacon of hope and valid dreams in crime-prone slum
  4. ↑ The-Star, 17 Jul 2019 How team with quirky goal celebrations lifted youth from crime to world-beaters
  5. ↑ SportPesa News, 11 Jun 2019 The Rise Of Kariobangi Sharks From The Ghetto To Glory
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  7. ↑ Mozzart Sport, 20 Jul 2022 Kariobangi Sharks sign seventeen youngsters to replace voids left by fleeing seniors
  8. ↑ Capital News, 8 Mar 2023 Sharks’ Coach Muluya Keen To Turn Youngsters Into Title Challengers In Two Years
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