The Kakamega County Term One games are set to commence, with Kakamega High School aiming to reclaim their rugby 15s crown against strong rivals Koyonzo and St Peter's Mumias, while new contenders emerge in Bungoma County.

• Kakamega High School, once dominant in rugby, is determined to regain their title after recent successes by Koyonzo and St Peter's Mumias.
• In Bungoma, new teams like Cardinal Otunga Girls (basketball) and Friends School Bokoli (rugby) are challenging established powers with newly recruited coaches.
• Games are also scheduled across five South Rift counties, with some adjusted due to a local tragedy.

The Nairobi Region Term One games kicked off today at Lenana School, with former champions Upper Hill beginning their rugby 15s title defence.

• Upper Hill, the former national and East Africa rugby 15s champions, are aiming to retain their title.
• The games also mark the inaugural girls' rugby 15s championship.
• Action in rugby, basketball, and handball is taking place across multiple sub-regions.

St. Mary's School, Yala and Ng'iya Girls High School have asserted dominance in the 2026 Siaya County Secondary School Term One games. Both schools showcased exceptional performance in basketball, with other disciplines also seeing strong showings from St. Mary's Yala.

• St. Mary's Yala secured resounding wins in rugby 15s (60-5 against Maranda), basketball (108-6 against Obambo), and handball (38-19 against Afumbre).
• Ng'iya Girls High School, defending champions, achieved a perfect scoreline in basketball, defeating Kanyibok 66-0.
• The games kicked off at Ukwala High School in Ugenya, with St. Mary's Yala aiming for a clean sweep at the county level and a chance to compete in the national finals hosted in Kisumu.