Former national and East Africa rugby 7s champions Laiser Hill Academy are aiming to reclaim their former glory and secure a spot in the 2026 East Africa games.

• Laiser Hill Academy will compete in the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) National Term Two games from August 2-6 at Mpesa Foundation Academy, Thika.
• The team recently reclaimed the Rift Valley trophy after a 20-0 victory against St Anthony’s in the regional final.
• Laiser Hill faces tough competition, potentially renewing a fierce rivalry with Upper Hill, who previously defeated them for national and East Africa titles in 2019.

Gor Mahia chairman Ambrose Rachier will chair a seven-member FKF Premier League transition committee tasked with developing a roadmap for the future management of Kenya's top-flight football league.

• The committee aims to establish a more independent structure for the league, ensuring the new season begins on August 22.
• Key involved parties include the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) and representatives from FKF Premier League clubs.
• This move follows concerns from clubs regarding the current management, which had previously led to threats of boycotting the upcoming season.

Nyakach Girls are targeting the national football crown at the upcoming Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) championships in Thika after a strong regional victory.

• The team recently won the Nyanza Region title, dethroning Kobala Girls.
• Their confidence is boosted by the return of three key players: goalkeeper Valarie Achieng, midfielder Beryl Awuor, and forward Emily Adhiambo, who have been involved with the Kenya Under-17 women's team.
• Coach Chrispine Odindo, the head coach, stated their goal is to reclaim the national title they last won seven years ago.