Karabok Secondary School triumphed in the football finals, while Musingu Scorpions advance in the Kakamega basketball matches as the KSSSA Term Two games proceed in Nyanza counties.

• Karabok won the football title against Ringa Boys in a penalty shootout, final score 6-5 after a 1-1 draw.
• St Mary’s Yala retained their rugby sevens title by winning all their matches, including a decisive 33-0 victory over Sawagongo.
• Musingu Scorpions defeated Shanderama with a score of 3-1, setting up a semi-final clash against the Green Commandos.

Harambee Starlets are set to face Tanzania's Twiga Stars today at 6 pm in the decisive match of the Cecafa Senior Women’s Challenge Cup in Dar es Salaam, after a triumphant run in the tournament.

• Kenya has scored **4-0** victories against both South Sudan and Uganda.
• Coach Beldine Odemba expresses confidence in her team's improvement since a recent setback against Morocco.
• Today's final match sees both teams with **9 points**, with Tanzania leading on goal difference.

Kelvin Kiprop Biwott impressed in his track debut by winning the 3000m Under 18 final at the CAA Under 18/20 National Trials held at Afraha Stadium, Nakuru, clocking a time of 8:02.54.

• It was Biwott's first race on the track, marking a successful transition from cross country.
• Biwott aims to represent Kenya at the upcoming continental championships.
• The event attracted over 500 athletes and serves as a selection ground for the 2025 African championships.