Kabras Sugar RFC have reclaimed the Dala 7s title, defeating Menengai Oilers 19-5 in the final held on Sunday at Jomo Kenyatta International Stadium in Kisumu.

• This victory marks Kabras Sugar's first title of the 2026 National Sevens Circuit.
• Key players for Kabras in the final included Rayvone Ambale and Derrick Ashihundu, who both scored tries.
• The win avenges Kabras Sugar's loss to KCB Rugby in last year's final and renews their rivalry with Menengai Oilers, whom they also beat in the 2024 Dala 7s final.

Kakamega Campus dominated the 16th edition of the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) National Sports Championships, securing a quadruple in rugby and showcasing overall athletic prowess. The week-long event concluded in Kitui over the weekend.

• Kakamega secured a quadruple in both rugby 7s and 15s categories.
• The championships brought together 92 KMTC campuses nationwide.
• Other notable victories included Homa Bay Campus winning the men's football final and Marauding Siaya clinching the women's football title.

Debutants made a strong showing at the Kenyan Secondary Schools National Term Two games, held at Mpesa Foundation Academy, Thika. Several new teams secured crucial victories on the opening day, enhancing their prospects of advancing to the knockout stages.

• Notable wins were achieved by ACK Chepsaita (volleyball girls), Chesamisi Boys Senior School (volleyball boys), and Matiliku (volleyball boys).
• Debutants showed impressive form, with ACK Chepsaita defeating reigning champions Cheptil and Chesamisi Boys humbling 2023 national champions Ruthimitu Mixed.
• In the girls' volleyball, defending champions Kwanthanze faced a surprising 3-1 loss to St Martha’s Mwitoti.