Newly promoted Chema Volleyball Club secured their second straight win in the Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) Men’s National League by defeating Administration Police of Kenya in straight sets at the Kasarani Indoor Arena. This victory marks a strong start for Chema, while KPA, KDF, and KAPU also maintained impressive winning streaks.

• Chema beat Administration Police with set scores of 25-15, 25-22, and 25-20.
• KPA and KDF each achieved three wins out of three matches in the first leg of the 2025-2026 season.
• Chema coach Jeremiah Mukopi expressed confidence, stating, "We are set to play KDF, where I predict that if the boys play the way they played today (yesterday), we will beat them because we are going for a win against them."

Sharon Bitok Jeptarus, a Deaflympics silver medallist, is preparing for the upcoming Tokyo 2025 Summer Deaflympics where she aims to break records in the 1,500m and overcome a silver jinx in the 800m, inspired by Faith Kipyegon.

• Sharon Bitok Jeptarus will compete in the 1,500m and 800m at the Tokyo 2025 Summer Deaflympics.
• She is inspired by 1,500m World champion and record holder Faith Kipyegon.
• Bitok seeks to break records and end a silver medal streak in the 800m alongside Aidah Odero.

AFC Leopards aims to top the SportPesa Premier League by extending their unbeaten streak against Mara Sugar today, while a major clash between defending champions Kenya Police and record champions Gor Mahia is set for tomorrow.

• AFC Leopards (Ingwe) is currently third on the table with 12 points, having gone six matches undefeated.
• Tomorrow, Gor Mahia (second, 13 points) will face Kenya Police (eighth, 8 points) at Nyayo Stadium.
• Leaders Kakamega Homeboyz (14 points) will play Murang’a Seal at Bukhungu Stadium.

Defending champions Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) and league finalists Zetech University Sparks (Kenya) are set to compete in the 2025 Women Basketball League Africa (WBLA) Zone Five qualifiers, which began today at Nyayo Gymnasium. Only the finalists will secure a spot in the main WBLA tournament in Cairo, Egypt, later this year, aiming to avoid a repeat of last year where no Kenyan teams qualified.

• KPA, the 2023 African silver medallists, strengthened their squad by signing Nigerian Afrobasket winner Ifunanya Okoro, Aminata Ly from Senegal, and Kenyans Mercy Wanyama and Betty Kananu.
• Rookies Zetech Sparks, making their debut, will feature their regular student-players, with coach Maurice Obilo emphasizing providing an opportunity for their students.
• The Kenyan teams will face six other contenders, including strong threats from Rwandan sides REG and APR, as well as teams from Burundi, Tanzania, and Uganda.

Kenyan golfers, including runner-up John Wangai and top female golfer Naom Wafula, are set to compete in the eighth leg of the Sunshine Development Tour—East Africa Swing at Limuru Country Club. The tournament, dubbed the Betika Masters, follows strong Kenyan performances at the recent VetLab leg.

• Approximately 88 professional and elite amateur golfers from across Africa are expected to participate.
• John Wangai, chairman of the Professional Golfers of Kenya, finished runner-up at the previous VetLab event.
• Naom Wafula was the only woman to make the cut at VetLab, emphasizing the challenge and development benefits of the Tour’s mixed-gender format.

Newcomers Nairobi United clinched a decisive 4-2 victory against Kariobangi Sharks in a SportPesa Premier League match, propelling them to third place in the standings. The game, held at Dandora Stadium, saw Nairobi United secure their fourth win of the season.

• Nigerian import Michael Karamor scored a brace for Nairobi United, with additional goals from Enoch Machaka and Lesley Owino.
• The defeat leaves Kariobangi Sharks in the relegation zone with six points, placing them second last.
• Upcoming matches include Gor Mahia (second with 13 points) facing defending champions Kenya Police (eighth with eight points) at Nyayo Stadium, and leaders Kakamega Homeboyz (14 points) hosting Murang’a Seal.