Edmund Serem led a dominant Kenyan 1-2-3 finish in what is described as a "spectacular podium lock-out" in the men's 3,000-meter steeplechase final at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on Monday night. This victory extends Kenya's remarkable streak to 10 consecutive titles in the event.

• Edmund Serem won gold with a time of 8:18.23.
• Kenya secured all three medals, with Simon Koech taking silver and Leonard Bett claiming bronze.
• The trio stamped their authority despite a field that included the reigning world champion, George Beamish.

The 2026 Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) National Term Two games are set to commence on Sunday at the Mpesa Foundation Academy, Thika, featuring intense competition in boys' volleyball after last year's champions, Cheptil Senior School, were eliminated.

• New national champions will be crowned as the throne is vacant.
• Former champions Malava Boys Seniors School and Ruthimitu Senior School are among the few returnees aiming to reclaim the title.
• Ruthimitu Senior School aims to reach the semi-finals to qualify for the Federation of East Africa Schools Sports Associations (FEASSA) games in Tanzania.

Kenya's esports team, Up Against Hell (UAH), has won the Carry1st Africa Cup 2026 East Africa regional finals, securing a spot in the continental championship.

• UAH will now compete in the Grand Finals in Abuja, Nigeria, on September 5-6.
• The team is one step away from qualifying for the Call of Duty: Mobile (CODM) World Championship.
• The tournament offers a prize pool of US$30,000 (approximately Sh3.8 million).
• Team captain Jasbir Singh (also known as Michael) highlighted Kenya's growing digital infrastructure and the discipline required in competitive gaming.