The Great Rift 10-Aside tournament has kicked off in Nakuru today, beginning with the Schools and Age Grade Championships at Nakuru Athletic Club.

• The Age Grade Championships include teams from Under 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18 categories.
• Organizers, including tournament director Harry Mwangi and Nakuru County Executive for Sports Olga Riaga, are ready for the event.
• Defending champions Menengai Oilers won last year's tournament by defeating Kabras Sugar 15-0.

Upper Hill rugby 15s team is making a strong comeback, aiming to reclaim their national title after a period of decline and disruption.

• The team achieved a dominant 67-5 win over Strathmore School in the Nairobi Region games final.
• Led by coach Eustace Sifuna, Upper Hill aims to win all pool matches to advance to the semi-finals.
• They face tough competition in their pool, including reigning champions All Saints Embu.

St Mary’s School Yala and St Joseph's Girls Kitale are aiming for national handball glory at the upcoming Brookside Secondary Schools national Term One games in Kisumu.

• St Mary’s School Yala, the Nyanza Region champions, are confident after an unbeaten run, aiming to dethrone defending champions after defeating Manyatta High School 30-18 and Kisii School 27-25.
• Key people include Yala coach Bon Ongili and JOGA coach Edwin Adamba.
• St Joseph's Girls Kitale, last year's silver medalists, will face stiff competition from defending champions Moi Girls Kamusinga.