Kenya's under-20 rugby team, Chipu, has secured a record fourth Rugby Africa U20 Barthes Trophy title after defeating Namibia 33-14 in the final held in Kampala, Uganda, on Tuesday.

• This victory marks Chipu's fourth continental title, making them the most successful team in the competition's history.
• The win also qualifies Kenya Chipu for the World Rugby Junior Trophy.
• Captain Justine Ng’ombe praised his team's focus and ability to control the game despite a tough challenge from Namibia.

Kenyan rugby 7s teams are aiming for a double victory at the East Africa games in Morogoro, Tanzania, with the boys looking to defend their title and the girls seeking to reclaim the trophy.

• The boys' teams include national champions Butula Boys Senior School, Cardinal Otunga Mosocho, and Friends School Bokoli.
• The girls' contingent is led by Kinale Girls, who will face stiff competition from defending champions Jinja Secondary School from Uganda.
• Timonah Elia, the boys' most valuable player, expressed confidence in his team's ability to win the title.

Kenya's dominance in East African girls' volleyball is set to be challenged as the Federation of East Africa Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) games commence in Morogoro, Tanzania. The absence of perennial powerhouse Kwanthanze Mixed Senior School opens the door for new contenders.

• Kesogon Mixed Senior School, Soweto Academy, and St Martha’s Mwitoti now carry the national hopes of retaining the title on Kenyan soil.
• Kesogon, the reigning national champions, enters as the nominal favorite, having previously won the East Africa title.
• Kenyan teams will face stiff competition, including 2015 regional champions GS Indagaburezi of Rwanda.