… The Kenyans will now exchange friendly fire in tomorrow’s finals with former champions St Anthony’s Boys Senior School Kitale and Friends School Kamusinga, renewing their fierce rivalry in the boys’ final. …
… The Cannons bounced back from a disappointing start that saw them lose their opening clash to their hosts Orkeeswa to win two matches and secure their place in the last four.Boys’ national champions Friends School Kamusinga who finished second in Group B with five points will be …
… In basketball, Kenyans continued to register mixed results as national champions Friends School Kamusinga bounced back from Monday’s narrow 75-79 defeat to 2024 East Africa winners Amus College from Uganda to beat Tanzania’s St Jude 75-56 and enhance their chances of reaching the …
… Friends School Kamusinga will be out to ensure that Kenya remains on course to recapture the boys’ title when they clash with defending champions Kakungulu Memorial from Uganda today. …
… The basketball campaign will see Lukenya School and Friends School Kamusinga compete in the boys' 5x5 category, with Kaya Tiwi and Butere Girls representing Kenya in the girls' competition. …
… Even so, national champions Friends School Kamusinga and Lukenya Boys Senior School will fly the Kenyan flag high.Kamusinga, who won the 2024 basketball 3X3 title, will be hoping to get it right in the full-court combat. …
… National silver medallists and former national and East Africa champions Friends School Kamusinga will announce their return to the East Africa stage after a three-year absence in Group A. …
St. Anthony's Boys Kitale defeated Friends School Kamusinga 3-1 in the final of the East Africa Secondary School Games in Morogoro, Tanzania to reclaim the regional hockey title. Coach Kevin Lugalia credited consistency, hard work, and discipline for the victory, with the school having last won the East Africa title in 2018.
St. Anthony's Boys Kitale defeated Friends School Kamusinga 3-1 in the final of the East Africa Secondary School Games in Morogoro, Tanzania to reclaim the regional hockey title. Coach Kevin Lugalia credited consistency, hard work, and discipline for the victory, with the school having last won the East Africa title in 2018.
Kenya secured hockey gold and silver medals at the 2026 FEASSA games in Tanzania, with St Anthony's Boys Senior School Kitale defeating defending champion Kakungulu Memorial in the boys' semi-final. Kenya's teams will compete for gold in tomorrow's finals, with St Joseph's Girls facing Ng'iya Girls in the girls' final.
Kenya's Kesogon Mixed Senior School and St Martha's Mwitoti topped their pools in the preliminary round of the East Africa school games in Morogoro, Tanzania, positioning themselves for semi-final matchups. National bronze medallists Mwitoti, chasing their maiden East Africa title, and silver medallists ACK Chepsaita remain in contention for the boys' title.
Reigning girls handball champions Moi Girls Kamusinga beat Uganda's Kawanda Secondary School 34-20 to secure their place in the semi-finals of the 2026 East Africa Games in Morogoro, Tanzania, extending their unbeaten run. National champions Musingu Senior School also qualified for the semi-finals after defeating St Austin Matuu Memorial 38-23.
St Joseph's Girls Kitale defeated Tanzania's Kilombero Secondary School 5-0, while Nyakach Girls beat Ziba 3-0, in matches of the 2026 East Africa Games football tournament in Morogoro, Tanzania. Both teams improved their positions in their respective pools, with St Joseph's now second in Group B on five points and Nyakach second in Group A on four points.
The East African Development Bank has injected Ksh.11.6 million into the 23rd FEASSA Games in Morogoro, Tanzania, which features 413 teams and 5,548 participants competing in 51 sporting disciplines. The bank said the support aims to invest in young talent and promote healthy lifestyles and character development across the region.
Kesogon Mixed Senior School and St Martha's Mwitoti will pursue second victories in the 2026 East Africa regional games in Morogoro, Tanzania, while national boys' champions Chesamisi and Soweto Academy face uphill battles after early losses.
St Anthony's Boys Senior School Kitale thrashed Mbarara High School 1-0 in their opening Group B match of the 2026 FEASSA games in Morogoro, Tanzania, with the Kenyans dominating play throughout.
Three Kenyan schools — Kesogon Mixed, Soweto Academy, and St Martha's Mwitoti — compete in the FEASSA games in Tanzania, seeking to keep the regional girls volleyball title on Kenyan soil following Kwanthanze's fourth-place national finish and absence from the tournament.
St Anthony's Boys Kitale, the most successful school in Federation of East Africa Schools Sports Association hockey history with six East Africa titles, last won the regional championship in 2018 and aims to reclaim it at the 2026 games in Morogoro, Tanzania, after winning the national title this year.