The World Under-20 national trials will take place at Nyayo National Stadium from tomorrow to Saturday, with young Kenyan athletes battling for spots in the 2026 World Under-20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon. The event promises fierce competition as schools that have dominated national games vie for selection.

• Over 200 athletes have been invited based on strict criteria to ensure a strong Kenyan contingent.
• Notable institutions like Kimuron Secondary School, Transcend Secondary School, and Sing’ore Girls are expected to feature prominently.
• Athletes who impressed at the Kipkeino Classic last month, such as Wilson Chepkwech and Nancy Kibet, will be among the top contenders.

The Kenya Universities Sports Federation (KUSF) Nairobi North Conference League has concluded, showcasing increased competitiveness and the growing importance of sports in Kenyan universities as a pathway for talent development and future careers.

• Kenyatta University emerged as the overall winning university.
• Mount Kenya University (MKU) was a top performer, finishing 1st Runners-Up Overall and winning multiple institutional awards including Best Private University and Best Host University, securing 10 championship titles across various disciplines.
• Universities are investing in sports infrastructure and talent, recognizing its role in nurturing discipline, building character, and creating opportunities beyond academics for students, as highlighted by the Head of Sports at MKU, William Luta.

Kenya's Junior Starlets are preparing for a crucial away match against Uganda's Teen Cranes in the second round of the 2026 Fifa Under-17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers.

• The first leg match is scheduled for this Friday at the FUFA Stadium, Kadiba.
• Head coach Mildred Cheche is aiming for maximum points, despite injuries to key players like defender Rose Nangila and midfielder Lindey Weey Atieno.
• Both teams secured convincing wins in their first-round matches, with Kenya defeating Namibia 7-1 and Uganda thrashing Zimbabwe 6-1.