Kenya's para-badminton squad achieved a historic milestone at the World Ability Sports Beach Games in Pompei Beach, Mersin, Turkey, securing two gold medals in their debut. The team claimed victory in both the Mixed Triples and Mixed Triples Relays events on Friday.

• Kenya A, led by tactician John Mburu, won the Mixed Triples final 3-1 against Turkey's second side.
• The team captain, Newton Gatobu, expressed pride and called for long-term investment in sports infrastructure, noting that Turkey and Bahrain have youth development programs.
• Kenya 1 clinched the Mixed Triples Relays with a 60-54 victory, with Mary Nduku, Patrick Mwema, and Caleb Omollo playing key roles, alongside Benson Nduva, Elizabeth Nabwire, and Nicholas Keiyo.

Gor Mahia defeated league leaders Posta Rangers 3-0, ending their unbeaten run in the SportPesa Premier League. Elsewhere, Tusker secured their first win of the 2025-2026 season against Murang’a Seal, and Mathare United stunned Shabana with a 1-0 victory.

• Gor Mahia moved to third in the standings, just one point behind joint leaders Posta Rangers and Kakamega Homeboyz.
• Goals for Gor Mahia were scored by Ben Stanley Omondi, captain Austin Odhiambo, and Felix Oluoch.
• Erick Kapaito’s 76th-minute strike earned Tusker their narrow 1-0 win, moving them to five points from five matches.

Boniface Mouti emerged victorious at the inaugural I&M Bank Golf tournament held at the Nakuru Golf Club, besting a field of 153 golfers from various clubs across the region. He achieved 43 stableford points to claim the overall title and a valuable prize.

• Boniface Mouti won the overall title with 43 stableford points.

• The tournament, hosted at Nakuru Golf Club, was the inaugural I&M Bank Golf tournament.

• Prizes for Mouti included an I&M MasterCard/Visa travel card preloaded with $100 and lounge access through Dragon Pass.

• Other winners included Peter Gathogo (Division One), Robert Langat (Division Two), Tushar Rajendra (Division Three), John Kamais (gross winner and nearest to pin), and Alice Kirubi (ladies’ title).

• Ashok Patel secured the senior winner title, while Heeran Kipkurui was the junior winner.

Julius Kioko of Machakos Golf Club swung to victory, emerging as the ultimate winner of the 2025 King of the Course grand finale at Nyali Golf and Country Club in Mombasa County on Saturday.

• Kioko clinched the title with a sterling 40 stableford points, automatically qualifying him to represent Kenya at the 2026 Lekoa Classic in South Africa.
• The ICEA LION King of the Course tournament's Nyali leg saw 260 players compete.
• Cheruto Serem won the men winners’ slot with a brilliant 47 stableford points, while Rose Kinyanjui claimed the ladies title with 39 points.