Kabras Sugar RFC made history by clinching their fifth consecutive Kenya Cup title with a dramatic 14-8 victory over rivals KCB Rugby at Kakamega Showgrounds.

• This historic achievement makes Kabras Sugar only the third club in Kenyan rugby history to win five straight league titles, a feat last accomplished by Nondescripts RFC between 1978 and 1982.
• South African fly-half Ntabeni Dukisa, coming out of retirement, was instrumental in the comeback victory, scoring crucial points off the bench.
• The win extends coach Carlos Katywa's remarkable unbeaten run to 53 matches (52 wins, 1 draw) since joining Kabras Sugar.

The Kenya Cup final is set to feature a thrilling showdown between KCB and Kabras Sugar.

• The upcoming match will determine the Kenya Cup champions.
• Key organizations involved are KCB and Kabras Sugar.
• This matchup promises an exciting display of rugby as these two formidable teams battle for the title.

The Kenya Cup Rugby League finals are set to take place tomorrow at the Kakamega Showground with a highly anticipated showdown between Kabras Sugar and KCB RFC.

• Kabras Sugar, the defending champions, will host former champions KCB RFC.
• The match is described as a high-stakes encounter with both teams reportedly well-prepared.
• The Kakamega Showground is the venue for this significant rugby event.

The Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) Women’s League continued on Friday at Nyayo National Stadium with four matches. The league's top teams, referred to as "big guns," secured dominant victories over their respective opponents.

• All favored teams cruised past their opponents.
• The matches took place at the Nyayo National Stadium indoor arena.
• A clinical display of volleyball was observed from the leading teams.

Kevin Wangaya has been named the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Premier League Player of the Month. This award recognizes his outstanding performance in the league.

• Awarded for the month of February.
• Recognizes Kevin Wangaya, a prominent player in the league.
• Presented by the FKF, the governing body for football in Kenya.

APS Bomet secured a crucial victory, clinching all three points with a narrow 1-0 win against KCB.

• The match saw APS Bomet score the sole goal of the game.
• The key players were from the football clubs APS Bomet and KCB.
• This result marks a significant achievement for APS Bomet against their opponents.

The Kenya Cup final is set to be a historic showdown as defending champions Kabras Sugar host rivals KCB Rugby. Kabras are aiming to secure a record-breaking fifth consecutive title, while KCB seeks revenge and a return to championship glory.

• Kabras Sugar is chasing an unprecedented fifth straight Kenya Cup title, a feat last achieved by Nondies in 1982.
• The match features the two most dominant teams in Kenyan rugby over the past decade, with significant head-to-head history.
• Kabras captain George Nyambua is set to play in his 11th consecutive Kenya Cup final, remaining unbeaten in finals as skipper.

Kenyan rugby mourns the loss of Felix Oloo, former head coach of the Kenya Lionesses and Nakuru RFC, who passed away in the USA on May 4, 2026.

• He is remembered as a legend for his significant contributions to the development of rugby at both club and national levels.
• Felix Oloo was instrumental in establishing and coaching the Nakuru RFC Age Grade Academy, nurturing young talent.
• A notable protégé is Grace Adhiambo Okullu, an international player for Racing 92 in France.