Kenya's national woodball team achieved a historic success at the 10th World Woodball Championship in Malaysia, securing a total of seven medals.

• The team won one silver and six bronze medals in a strong showing against international competitors.
• Key figures acknowledged include Team Captain David Sang Ebenezer and Head of Logistics and Technicals William Luta.
• The achievement highlights the positive impact of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) in fostering student talent and the crucial role of partnerships between the Ministry of Sports and Mount Kenya University (MKU).

Kenya's junior polo team is set to compete against Zambia in an Under 18 International tournament this Sunday, following a victory over Zimbabwe last weekend.

• The tournament will feature test matches today and tomorrow to help players pick horses for the main match.
• Key players include Kenya's handicap 0.5 Lochie Murray and Zambia's most experienced rider, handicap 2 Lilly Miller.
• Team rosters for the test matches reveal mixed pairings of Kenyan and Zambian players across teams like Kenya Polo, JW Seagon, BM Security, and Off Beat Safaris.

Former champions St Joseph’s Girls Senior School Kitale are determined to reclaim the national rugby 7s trophy at the upcoming National Term Two games in Thika.

• The team, known as JOGA, aims to win the national title after losing the Rift Valley regional crown to rivals Itigo Girls.
• Their coach, Daniel Kipkorir, believes they have learned from regional losses and are ready for the national challenge.
• St Joseph's previously won the inaugural trophy in 2024 and the East Africa gong, but were dethroned last year by Kinale Girls.

Kenya's last hope in boxing at the Commonwealth Games Boxing Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, Robert Okaka, has been eliminated. He lost to England's Dimeji Shittu in a unanimous points decision.

• Okaka was defeated 5-0 by Shittu, who proceeds to the semi-finals.
• Robert Okaka, Kenya's sole remaining boxer, gave a strong performance despite the loss.
• All four Kenyan boxers, including Okaka, Boniface Mogunde, Amina Martha, and Rosemarion Achieng', were eliminated by unanimous points decisions.