Kenyan athletes have dominated the Federation of East Africa Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) games in Morogoro, Tanzania, securing all available cross-country gold medals.

• World Under-20 champion Emmanuel Kiprono led the charge in the boys' race, winning gold with a time of 22:25.6.
• In the girls' contest, Venenza Masai also clinched gold for Kenya, finishing in 18:54.7, as Kenyan athletes took the top six positions.
• Primary school students also contributed to Kenya's success, with Ruth Chemei and Abraham Kibet winning their respective categories.
• The games received a significant boost with an Sh11.6 million investment from the East African Development Bank (EADB).

Kenyan schools St Joseph’s Girls Kitale and Nyakach Girls have revived their hopes of reaching the semi-finals of the 2026 East Africa Games in Tanzania after winning their respective pool matches.

• St Joseph’s Girls secured a dominant 5-0 victory against Tanzania's Kilombero Secondary School, with Conny Ayieko scoring a brace.
• Nyakach Girls also triumphed, defeating hosts Ziba 3-0 to improve their chances.
• In hockey, St Anthony’s Boys Kitale and Ng’iya Girls have qualified for the semi-finals, keeping Kenya's hopes alive for regional titles.

KCB rugby team has reclaimed the top spot in the National Sevens Circuit by successfully defending their Kabeberi Sevens title, defeating Strathmore Leos 14-12 in a thrilling final.

• KCB, the bankers, earned 22 points at the Kabeberi Sevens, propelling them back to the league's summit with 57 points.
• Key players for KCB included George Ooro and Mike Wekesa, who scored tries, while Brian Wahinya converted both.
• Despite their narrow loss, Strathmore Leos showed strong character, dedicating their performance to their late teammate Hamza Muhaise.