Friends School Bokoli is aiming to secure the rugby sevens crown at the upcoming Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) national games in Thika next month.

• The team recently became Western Region rugby sevens champions after defeating defending champions St Peter's Mumias.
• Led by Head Coach Elly Okwemba, Bokoli displayed dominant performances throughout the regional tournament, winning matches with significant margins.
• Bokoli's convincing victories included a 33-0 win over Mundika and a 14-0 triumph in the final against Butula Boys.

Rift Valley Junior Schools are gearing up for the national games in Thika after successful regional competitions in Nakuru, with several counties securing spots in various sporting disciplines.

• Trans Nzoia Junior Schools (Nabunga and Kisawai) claimed regional titles in handball and netball, respectively.
• Uasin Gishu's Soin Comprehensive will represent the region in volleyball, and Bishop Muge of Nandi is heading to the East Africa Games in girls' category.
• A protest has been lodged by Uasin Gishu's Hill School against Totum (West Pokot) in girls' football due to alleged player ineligibility.

Kabras Sugar, Kenya Harlequin, and KCB have all secured spots in the quarter-finals of the Prinsloo Sevens, the first leg of the SportPesa National Sevens Circuit, held at Nakuru Athletic Club.

• Kabras Sugar dominated Mwamba (26-12) and Embu RFC (47-0) to advance.
• Kenya Harlequin also progressed with wins against Embu RFC (26-7) and Mwamba (10-5).
• Reigning circuit champions KCB easily qualified after defeating Nondescripts (29-12) and NYS Spades (14-0).