The Rising Starlets have advanced to the third round of the 2026 Fifa Under-20 Women’s World Cup qualifiers after defeating Ethiopia with a 5-1 aggregate score.

• Kenya secured their spot by drawing 1-1 away in Addis Ababa and winning 4-0 at Ulinzi Sports Complex in Nairobi.
• Their next challenge will be against neighbours Tanzania in February 2026, who also had an impressive 7-0 aggregate win against Angola.
• Key players in the Rising Starlets' success included Elizabeth Mideva, a striker from Archbishop Njenga Girls High School, and Valarie Nekesa of Madira Girls, with captain Fasila Adhiambo playing for Simba Queens in Tanzania.

Kenya Police narrowly advanced to the second round of the CAF Champions League preliminary stages despite a 2-0 loss to Mogadishu City of Somalia at Nyayo National Stadium.

• Kenya Police secured their spot with a 3-3 aggregate score, leveraging their 3-1 first-leg victory.
• Coach Etienne Ndayiragije lamented missed chances and complacency, stating, "We were over confident and it almost cost us the next round."
• Issa Adam Yusuf and Ibrahim Bangura scored for Mogadishu City in the 33rd and 55th minutes, respectively.
• Kenya Police will now face either Al Hilal or Jamus from Juba in the second round, aiming for the lucrative group stage.

Tito Omore secured his first title of the year, winning the Nyanza Mug of September golf tournament at the Nyanza Golf Club on Saturday. He posted an impressive 64 net, triumphing over a field of more than 50 golfers.

• Omore attributed his win to consistent play, favorable weather, and encouragement from playing partners, stating, "Today, everything worked out for me, from my short game to the putts."
• Other notable winners included Joseph Atito (gross winner with 80 gross), Mitun Patel (Division B winner on countback), and Emmah Rumo (Division C winner with 65 net).
• The tournament also celebrated golfers born in September, with BV Patel winning the men's category and Tabitha Akoth the ladies'.

14-year-old Shay Chauhan remarkably won the 'Muwi' Roofing golf tournament at the Nyali Golf and Country Club, scoring 42 stable ford points and beating over 145 other golfers. This victory marks a significant achievement for the young athlete.

• Shay Chauhan, aged 14, emerged as the overall winner with 42 stable ford points.
• The tournament, sponsored by 'Muwi' Roofing, took place at the par 71 Nyali Golf and Country Club on Saturday.
• Other notable winners included gross winner William Kaguta and lady winner Petronilah Kalee.
• Separately, Everline Kerubo won the World Tourism golf tournament at Sea-link Mombasa golf course with 42 points.