Kabras Sugar delivered a dominant performance, defeating Strathmore Leos 81-21 in a Kenya Cup match at Kakamega Showground, widening their lead at the top of the standings by five points.

• Walter Okoth scored a hat trick for Kabras Sugar, contributing significantly to their overwhelming victory.
• The match was played earlier to allow Strathmore players to attend the burial of Felix Ouma Chano, with a minute of silence observed in his honor.
• Kabras Sugar maintained their perfect season and extended their lead, demonstrating their strong title push with this emphatic win.

Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) rugby team is set to hunt for their first Kenya Cup win of the season today against Impala RFC at MMUST Grounds in Kakamega. The university side, currently 10th after three matches without a win, faces a crucial lower-table clash to boost their chances of staying in the top tier.

• MMUST has lost all its opening three matches, putting pressure on the young squad.
• Coach John Asila stated the team focused on fixing discipline and decision-making issues.
• In other matches, KCB, currently joint top, will host Kenya Harlequin despite missing several key players on national duty.

Reigning champions General Service Unit (GSU) began their Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) men’s Kenya Cup title defense with a hard-fought 3-1 victory over Prisons Nairobi, coming from a set down in their opening Group A match at Nyayo Gymnasium.

• GSU overcame Prisons Nairobi 3-1 (30-32, 25-19, 25-23, 25-20).
• Vincent Kirwa of Prisons Nairobi received the player of the match award despite his team's loss.
• In other matches, former league champions Kenya Prisons beat National Youth Service (NYS) 3-0, and Equity Bank also secured a 3-0 win against Kenya Navy.