Nyakach Girls — secondary school football and volleyball team from Nyanza Region competing in regional and national tournaments.
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… In girls’ volleyball, Aluor Girls edged out former champions Nyakach Girls 3-0 (25-15, 25-16 and 25-23) before humbling Saye 3-0 with dominant set wins off 25-12, 25-14 and 25—6 to reach the last four. …
Masara, Yala and Aluor Girls book volleyball semifinals in Nyanza gamesThe Standard
… In the girls’ rugby competition, Sigoti Complex were crowned champions after beating Nyakach Girls 27-12 in the final. …
School Games: Nyabondo and Sigoti Complex crowned Kisumu County rugby sevens championsThe Standard
Audio By VocalizeKisumu Boys, Maseno School and Nyakach Girls will be seeking to dominate football, basketball and rugby when the Kisumu County Term Two games kick off at Onjiko High School in Ahero. …
School games: Kisumu Boys, Maseno and Nyakach Girls eye Kisumu County titlesMusingu Boys Senior School won the Federation of East Africa Schools Association handball championship, defeating Uganda's Wampeewo Ntakke 32-30 in the final in Morogoro, Tanzania. The victory marks their maiden regional title and secures Kenya's qualification of three boys' teams for the 2027 East Africa games.
23 August 2026 · The Standard →
Musingu Boys Senior School won the Federation of East Africa Schools Association handball championship, defeating Uganda's Wampeewo Ntakke 32-30 in the final in Morogoro, Tanzania. The victory marks their maiden regional title and secures Kenya's qualification of three boys' teams for the 2027 East Africa games.
23 August 2026 · The Standard →
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.
18 August 2026 · The Standard →
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.
17 August 2026 · Citizen Digital →
Kenya's Kakamega School and St Mary's Yala will represent the country at this week's East Africa schools football championship in Tanzania, hoping to end Kenya's wait for the title since 2016—their second win in 22 editions of the FEASSA games.
12 August 2026 · The Standard →
Reigning East Africa handball champions Moi Girls Kamusinga are competing in Morogoro, Tanzania to defend their regional title against 11 other teams from Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania. The team, which retained the national trophy earlier in the year, will face strong competition including former winners and regional rivals.
10 August 2026 · The Standard →
Kakamega High School defeated St. Mary's Yala 3-2 in the Kenya Secondary School Sports Association (KSSSA) football final at M-Pesa Foundation Academy in Thika, claiming their 13th school football title and ending a seven-year drought.
6 August 2026 · Citizen Digital →
Kenya's secondary school football semi-finals are underway, with four teams—Menengai, Kakamega School, St Mary's Yala, and Takaba—competing for spots in tomorrow's final and tickets to the regional FEASSA tournament in Morogoro, Tanzania. Menengai faces Kakamega School at 11 am, while St Mary's Yala plays Takaba in the other semi-final.
5 August 2026 · The Standard →
Former national girls football champions Archbishop Njenga are making their return to the national stage for the first time in three years, having beaten Butere Girls in the Western Region final. They will compete in the National Term Two games beginning on Sunday at Mpesa Foundation Academy, Thika.
30 July 2026 · The Standard →
Nyakach Girls, Nyanza Region champions, will compete in the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association national girls' football championship in Thika next month after defeating St Mary's Lwak Girls 1-0 in the regional final. The squad has been boosted by the return of three players—Valarie Achieng, Beryl Awuor, and Emily Adhiambo—who recently helped Kenya's Under-17 women's team qualify for the Fifa U17 Women's World Cup.
24 July 2026 · The Standard →
St Cecilia Aluor Girls High School and Masara Secondary School won the Nyanza Region Secondary School volleyball championships, with Aluor defeating Nyakach Girls 3-0 in the girls' final and Masara overcoming St Mary's Yala 3-2 in the boys' final at Homa Bay High School.
11 July 2026 · The Standard →
St Mary's School Yala rallied from a goal down to draw 1-1 with hosts Our Lady of Mercy Ringa Boys in a Group B match at Raila Odinga Stadium. The result leaves both teams on one point each, with Kisumu Boys leading the group on three points.
9 July 2026 · The Standard →
Migori County champions Masara Boys and Siaya County champions St Mary's School Yala qualified for the 2026 Nyanza Region Secondary School volleyball semifinals after winning their opening matches at Homa Bay High School. Aluor Girls also booked a semifinal spot in girls' volleyball.
9 July 2026 · The Standard →
St Joseph's Nyabondo High School ended a 15-year wait for the Kisumu County rugby sevens championship, defeating defending champions Otieno Oyoo 10-7 in the finals at Ahero. The unbeaten Nyabondo side will represent the county at the Nyanza Regional games alongside runners-up Otieno Oyoo.
21 June 2026 · The Standard →
Kisumu Boys, Maseno School and Nyakach Girls are among contenders seeking titles when the Kisumu County Term Two games kick off at Onjiko High School in Ahero, featuring football, basketball and rugby. Kisumu Boys will compete for the football boys' title after defending champions Kisumu Day were disqualified for fielding ineligible players.
17 June 2026 · The Standard →