The Hill School girls' football team is aiming to extend their undefeated streak in the Rift Valley regional games, which commenced yesterday in Nakuru.

• The team conceded only 2 goals throughout the Uasin Gishu county games, scoring 51 goals.
• Key figures include team captain Michelle Emuron, deputy captain Tartiana Salyamo, head coach Jean Soita, and team patron Naftali Mibei.
• The team is looking to qualify for the national games and aims to compete for the top slot in the 2026 Rift Valley Primary and Junior Schools Sports Association (RVPJSSA) competition.

The Motorcycle Sports Federation of Kenya (MSFK) successfully hosted the 2026 Kenya National Motocross Championship season opener at Jamhuri MX Track, highlighting significant collaboration within Kenyan motorcycling.

• The event featured nine categories, including MX Peewee and VMX Masters, with emerging talents like Arie Maina Kamau, Zane Ngoru, and Kigen Mutuma.
• Key organizations involved include the MSFK, BladeDoc Network, Enduro and Motocross Sports Club, and the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports.
• This championship also serves as a qualifying round for the FIM Africa Motocross of African Nations (MXoAN) 2026, to be held in Namibia next month.

The highly anticipated Prinsloo Sevens tournament is set to ignite the rugby scene as Nakuru RFC and Menengai Oilers are drawn in the same group, renewing their fierce rivalry. The tournament kicks off next week at Nakuru Athletic Club.

• Group D features a compelling clash between Nakuru RFC and Menengai Oilers, alongside Impala and Kenyatta University's Blad Blad.
• The defending champions of the Prinsloo Sevens are Strathmore Leos, while Kabras Sugar are the circuit's overall defending champions.
• Significant prize money is on offer, with Sh150,000 for men's leg winners and Sh100,000 for women's leg winners.