Priscillar Mutash outshone a field of 152 golfers to win the overall title at the Sea-front course in the Club Chairman’s prize tournament. Despite challenging conditions including strong winds and hot weather, Mutash secured 43 stableford points.

• Priscillar Mutash, playing off a challenging handicap, was the overall winner with 43 points.
• The tournament was the Club Chairman’s (Lawrence Odhiambo) prize event.
• Other notable winners included Elvis Nduati (overall runner-up with 40 points) and Gertrude Mwendah (best lady with 40 points).

Nairobi and Coast regions have crowned their champions who will advance to the upcoming national games. The championships showcased both the dominance of established teams and the emergence of new contenders.

• Dagoretti High secured their seventh consecutive regional basketball title in Nairobi after a close 69-65 win against Highway Secondary School.
• In rugby, former champions Upper Hill demonstrated their resurgence with a commanding 67-5 victory over Strathmore School.
• Coastal giants Kaya Tiwi continued their basketball reign, winning their ninth title in a row with an 88-5 triumph against St John’s Kaloneni.

Kenyan drivers faced a challenging Safari Rally in Naivasha, encountering numerous setbacks including heavy rains, mechanical issues, and unsportsmanlike conduct. The local and African drivers struggled to compete against better-resourced international competitors.

• Female duo Pauline Sheghu and Linet Ayuko were forced to retire after their car's windscreen was shattered by stones thrown by rogue fans.
• Lack of substantial sponsorships and advanced service teams hindered the performance of local drivers compared to European counterparts who benefit from manufacturer support, such as Toyota Gazoo Racing.
• Despite preparations, multiple Kenyan crews, including Karan Patel and the mother-daughter team of Tinashe Gatimu and Caroline Gatimu, experienced mechanical failures or damages that prevented them from finishing or making a comeback.