The Little Fish Swim Club dominated the Nairobi County Swimming Association (NCSA) Minnows Swimming Championship at Kiota School, securing top honors in both boys' and girls' categories over the weekend.

• Little Fish accumulated a total of 72 medals in the boys' category and 63 medals in the girls' category.
• The boys' team secured 38 gold, 25 silver, and 9 bronze medals.
• In the girls' challenge, Little Fish won 26 gold, 22 silver, and 15 bronze medals.
• Sulwe Muga of Little Fish and Zuri Ragae of Seahorses Aquatic Center were recognized as the best swimmers in the boys and girls six years and under category.

The 2025-2026 Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) Men’s National League opened with surprising results, as defending champions GSU suffered significant defeats while former champions Kenya Prisons claimed an early lead.

• Kenya Prisons currently tops the table with 12 points from four matches, dropping only one set.
• Defending champions GSU are in 11th place with just one point after losing two matches.
• Newly promoted teams like Chema Volleyball Club and Eldowas made a strong impression, with Chema in third place with nine points and an unbeaten run.
• Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is in second place with 10 points, experiencing a shock loss to newcomers Eldowas.

Gor Mahia has surged to the top of the 2025-2026 SportPesa Premier League standings, showcasing early signs of reclaiming their past dominance after missing out on titles last season. The team’s impressive turnaround follows a shaky start to the Sh20 million award season.

• Gor Mahia leads the league with 16 points from seven matches, including five wins.
• Coach Charles Akonnor has revitalized the team, which began the season with a 1-0 loss but has since defeated strong opponents like Kenya Police (2-0).
• Goalkeeper Byrne Omondi leads the clean sheet chart with five shutouts, while forward Felix Oluoch is joint-top scorer with four goals.

Greg Snow of Muthaiga Golf Club has significantly extended his lead at the Betika Masters at Limuru Country Club, finishing the second round six shots ahead. His strong performance puts him in a commanding position heading into the final round.

• Snow achieved an overall tournament total of 11-under par.
• He carded 5-under par for the day, with seven birdies and two dropped shots.
• Rwanda's Celestin Nsanzuwera is in second place at 5-under par, and Njoroge Kibugu is third at 4-under par.