The Kisumu County Term Two games are set to begin at Onjiko High School, with Kisumu Boys, Maseno School, and Nyakach Girls among the top contenders for football, basketball, and rugby titles.

• Kisumu Boys are now favorites for the football boys' title after Kisumu Day was disqualified for fielding ineligible players.
• Defending champions Nyakach Girls will compete in Group A of the girls' football, while former champions Onjiko High School and Maseno School are key players in the basketball 3x3.
• Kisumu County Secondary School Sports Association chair Dr Paul Okello emphasized a commitment to "safe and fair games" as teams vie for a spot in the Nyanza regionals.

Nairobi's secondary school champions are commencing their campaigns in the sub-regional games, striving to qualify for the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) National Term Two games set for July 28 to August 1 in Kiambu County.

• Highway Secondary School, the boys' football champions, must first excel at the Nairobi North Sub-Regionals to defend their Nairobi reign.
• Defending girls' volleyball champions Ruthimitu Soweto Academy, who have dominated Nairobi volleyball since 2016, are aiming for the Nairobi West title.
• Former national boys' football champions Upper Hill School are seeking to return to the nationals after a long wait, starting their quest in Nairobi West.

Defending champions St. Mary's School Yala and Ng'iya Girls High School are set to compete in the Siaya County Secondary School Games Term Two finals starting Thursday at Holo Secondary School.

• St. Mary's Yala will defend their county titles in football and rugby sevens, facing tough competition including former East Africa champions Barding in football.
• Ng'iya Girls, the reigning Siaya County and East Africa champions in basketball 3x3, are aiming to rebound after a disappointing Term One performance.
• Siaya County Secondary Schools Sports Association chairman Ngala Mbuor confirmed that all arrangements are in place for a smooth and fair tournament.