The games will feature handball, rugby 15s, swimming, athletics, basketball 5x5, hockey and cross country.
Kenya impressed with victories over Ireland and France in the group stage before edging another European side, Spain, 12-5 in the semi-finals.
KCB and Kabras have dominated the country’s top two competitions, Kenya Cup and Enterprise Cup, in the last decade.
Lionesses won the title unbeaten, having beaten South Africa 19-15 in the semis, at the back of a 29-7 win over Poland.
Last season, Dennis Mwanja’s charges missed out on the top four final shoot-out in Madrid after finishing fifth
Shujaa are staring at relegation after failing to win a single match in Vancouver.
Not only pride and points will be at stake in the battle as both sides will also be protecting their unbeaten run this season after match day 8.
Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) chairman Alexander Mutai said the event in Spain will act as a preparation
This strategic move seeks to enhance rugby development and performance across all levels.
