Victor Kimosop and Caren Chebet were crowned champions at the 2025 Betika Cross Country meet in Kericho County, impressing a large turnout and promising to nurture talent for future competitions. This event served as a crucial platform for both seasoned athletes and emerging talents.

• Kimosop won the senior men's 10km in 29:39:85, narrowly beating Charles Kaguri and Mathew Kipruto.
• Chebet dominated the senior women’s 10km, finishing in 33:27:63 ahead of Abigael Chepkoech and Diana Chepkemoi.
• Winners in the 10km categories received Sh150,000, with other top finishers also receiving cash prizes.
• The Betika Group Head of Brand, Eric Mwiti, highlighted the event's role in developing Kenya’s "next generation of champions."
• The series will proceed to its next leg, building momentum towards the BingwaFest Season Two circuit finale.

Kenya Shujaa successfully defended their **Safari Sevens** title at Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi, defeating Shogun 14-7 in the finals on October 12, 2025. This marks their fourth consecutive final appearance and third straight win against Shogun.

• Shujaa came from behind, scoring a converted try at halftime and a winning try in the second half by Floyd Wabwire.
• The final score was 14-7, with Nygel Amaitsa converting both of Shujaa's tries.
• A moment of silence was observed for Warren Abrahams, the Belgium National Sevens Team coach, who passed away during the tournament.
• Kenya Morans secured the bronze medal, while KCB finished in fifth place.

Kenya dominated the Africa Duathlon Cup in Kilifi on Saturday, with Joseph Okal and Megan Irungu securing gold in the men's and women's elite categories, respectively. This performance signaled Kenya's growing strength in multi-sport racing, achieving a clean sweep of the podium in the men's event.

• Joseph Okal won the men's elite race with a time of 1:03:14, followed by Phineas Kinyua (1:03:24) and David Wanjiru (1:04:39).
• Megan Irungu claimed victory in the women's elite category, clocking 1:13:56, while teammate Bernice Kariuki finished second in 1:19:07.
• The event showcased Kenya's progress in duathlon, with athletes emphasizing refined transitions and mental strength amidst humid conditions.