The General Service Unit (GSU) reclaimed the Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) Men’s National League title after defeating Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) in a thrilling match at Kasarani Indoor Arena.

• GSU won the decisive final match with a score of 2-1, avenging their earlier defeat in game two.
• Coach Gideon Tarus emphasized their commitment to winning the title, stating they "must win the trophy this season."
• The match showcased GSU's dominance, winning the final sets with scores of 25-19, 25-21, and 25-22.

The weekend was disappointing for Blazers Hockey Club, as they only managed to secure two points from six in the Kenya Hockey Union Women’s Premier League. They played to a one-all draw against Amira Sailors after a similar outcome against USIU-A Spartans.

• Blazers equalized through Aurellia Opondo after trailing early in the match against Amira Sailors.
• USIU-A ended Butali Warriors' unbeaten streak with a convincing **6-1** victory.
• USIU-A's coach John Kabuu credited their success to valuable experience gained at the Africa Cup of Club Championship held in Egypt earlier this year.

The Storms basketball team suffered another defeat in the ongoing Kenya Basketball Federation Women’s Premier League, losing 48-73 to Th3 Swish at Nyayo Gymnasium.

• Storms have yet to register a win this season and remain at the bottom of the league table.
• Joint top scorers from the match were Lavender Opondo of Th3 Swish and Mitchelle Otinda from Storms, both scoring 17 points.
• The team has been struggling since the start of the season, facing relegation as the second leg of the regular season approaches.