Over 800 athletes are set to compete in the national trials next week at Nairobi's Ulinzi Sports Complex for a chance to represent Kenya at the upcoming World Athletics Relays in Gaborone, Botswana (May 2-3) and the Africa Senior Athletics Championships in Accra, Ghana (May 12-17).

• At least 800 athletes are expected to participate.
• Athletics Kenya has released strict selection rules, including anti-doping testing requirements.
• Notable athletes expected to compete include Ferdinand Omanyala, Mary Moraa, and Emmanuel Wanyonyi.

The 23rd Brookside Secondary Schools National Term One games are set to commence on Tuesday in Kisumu County, featuring regional champions competing in various sports for national glory and a chance to represent Kenya in the Federation of East Africa School Sport Association (FEASSA) games in Tanzania.

• Sh30 million sponsorship from Brookside Dairy, with Sh21.5 million directly supporting the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA).
• Key organizations involved include Brookside Dairy and the Ministry of Education.
• The games aim to nurture youth sporting talent and provide a structured pathway for young athletes, promoting equality among participants through uniform kitting.

Eastern Region girls handball champions Sacred Heart Kyeni are aiming to secure a spot in the East Africa games in Morogoro, Tanzania, after making their national debut last year.

• The team finished fifth at the 2025 National Term One games in Mombasa, a performance their coach attributes to a lack of experience.
• With nine players returning from last year, coach David Ng’ang’a is confident their increased experience and better preparation will improve their chances.
• Kyeni is in a tough Group A, facing national champions Moi Girls Kamusinga, Nyakach Girls, and St Claire Nembu.