Uganda Cobs dominated an international friendly boxing tournament held at Madison Square Garden in Nakuru City on Friday night, defeating a largely inexperienced Nakuru ABC team to clinch the inaugural Carlos Muthee Mwangi Memorial Cup.

• Uganda Cobs amassed 26 points to win the cup, with Nakuru ABC finishing runners-up with 15 points.
• Out of 16 bouts, Uganda won all but one, securing most victories via referee stop contest (RSC).
• The sole victory for the hosts came from Moses Joseph of Nakuru ABC, who defeated Ugandan minimumweight boxer Ashiraf Dimirire.

The highly anticipated Mashemeji Derby between Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards is set to be a pivotal match in the SportPesa Premier League title race, with less than six games remaining.

• Gor Mahia leads the league with 58 points, three points ahead of AFC Leopards who have 55 points.
• A win for either side would significantly impact the title outcome, with a win for Gor Mahia extending their lead to six points, while an AFC Leopards victory would see them draw level.
• This derby is crucial for determining who takes control of the title race at this critical stage, with both teams emphasizing mental strength and the importance of securing three points.

Leadership struggles within the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) have plunged Kenyan football into uncertainty, jeopardizing the country's commitments and preparations.

• The crisis casts doubt on Kenya's readiness to co-host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon).
• Key figures involved include the ousted FKF president, Hussein Mohammed.
• The situation also impacts the SportPesa Premier League and the Harambee Starlets' preparations for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).

KCB RFC and defending champions Kabras Sugar will clash in the 2025-2026 Kenya Cup final following dominant semi-final victories.

• KCB RFC thrashed Nondescripts RFC 52-07 to reach the final.
• Kabras Sugar defeated Kenyatta University’s Blak Blad 48-15.
• The final is scheduled for May 2 at the Kakamega Showground.

The Eldoret City Marathon has not only served as a platform for athletes to achieve well-known marathon victories but has also produced champions who have garnered significant prize money, improving their lives.

• The Eldoret City Marathon features a substantial prize money pool of Sh3.5 million for top finishers.
• Notable champions include Sharon Cherop (inaugural women's winner), Valary Ayabei (2019 winner), Victor Kipchirchir (three-time winner, including 2021, 2022, and 2024), and 2024 winners Victor Kipchirchir and Emily Jepkemoi.
• The marathon, known for its challenging course and high altitude, has seen winners invest their winnings in building homes, education, and other sectors, significantly improving their economic status.