Kenyan athletes faced a stark reality on day four of the World Under-20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon, as they were beaten in events historically dominated by the country.

• Kenya failed to secure a medal in the men's 800m, an event they have dominated since 1988.
• Morocco's Imad Bouchajda claimed gold in the men's 800m, with Kenya's Collins Tajewou and Nasho Pkiach finishing fifth and sixth.
• Ethiopia secured a 1-2 finish in the women's 3000m, with Kenyan runners Mercy Chepngeno and Faith Rono finishing sixth and 19th.

Kenyan athlete Meagan Irungu has continued her winning streak at the coastal venue, securing the Africa Triathlon Development Cup title in Kilifi County on Sunday.

• Irungu clocked 1:13:22 to win the women's race, marking her third major title in Kilifi.
• The victory demonstrates the growing potential of triathlon in Kenya, according to Kenya Triathlon president Jocelyn Leah Nyambura.
• The event attracted approximately 50 athletes from across Africa, providing valuable international exposure for developing competitors.

New boxing champions have been crowned following a series of invitational tournaments held over the weekend in Nakuru and Nairobi.

• African Youth Games bronze medallist Clinton Omondi claimed the minimumweight title at the Robert Wangila Memorial Championships in Nairobi.
• The Robert Wangila Memorial Championships honored the late boxer, a 1988 Seoul Olympics gold medallist.
• In Molo, Sonia Atieno emerged victorious in the minimumweight category at the Inter Junior Championships.