Kenya won the Africa Catchball Cup in South Africa after an unbeaten run, completing the tournament held from June 14 to June 21 in Soweto.

• Kenya won all five matches played, securing their victory over teams from Uganda, Ghana, and South Africa.
• Papa Douglas Shilubane, President of Catchball South Africa, remarked on the event's significance for growing the sport.
• This tournament aimed to develop catchball among women and featured strong local community support.

Kenya achieved a resounding victory against the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) with a score of **9-0** in the opening match of the inaugural Junior Roll Ball World Cup held at Kasarani Indoor Arena on June 22, 2025.

• Christian Nyongesa scored a hat-trick early in the match, while David Oscar contributed with two goals.
• Team captain Neto Ouma expressed confidence in retaining the title and highlighted their rigorous three-month preparation.
• Despite the loss, DRC's skipper Didier Kimbwaka appreciated the experience and hopes for a better performance in their next match.

Kenya's teams excelled on Day 2 of the inaugural Junior Roll Ball World Cup, achieving impressive victories against Sri Lanka and South Sudan at the Kasarani Indoor Arena.

• Kenya triumphed 3-0 over Sri Lanka and 14-0 against South Sudan.
• Key players included Christian Nyongesa, who scored twice against Sri Lanka, and Zuena Kasindi, who netted seven goals against South Sudan.
• Kenya's strong team performance was attributed to rigorous training and effective teamwork, as noted by players Nyongesa and Kendi.