Kenya has secured double gold in hockey at the 2026 Federation of East Africa Schools Sports Associations (FEASSSA) games in Morogoro, Tanzania. Both the boys' and girls' finals will feature Kenyan teams.

• St Anthony’s Boys Senior School Kitale ended Kakungulu Memorial's reign in a penalty shootout to reach the boys' final.
• Friends School Kamusinga will face St Anthony's in an all-Kenyan boys' final after a 1-0 win against Uganda’s Ntare School.
• In the girls' category, defending champions St Joseph’s Girls Senior School Kitale will play compatriots Ng’iya Girls for the gold medal.

Kenya's athletic success is threatened by a lack of scientific support, with foreign athletes leveraging Kenyan resources and knowledge to outperform local talent. The article argues that future medals will be won through scientific advancement rather than innate ability.

• Foreign athletes are observed using advanced scientific tools and expertise, such as physiologists and nutritionists, while training in Kenya.
• Kenya discovers talent by chance and loses athletes to injuries that could be prevented with proper screening programs.
• Countries like Australia, Britain, and Norway have invested heavily in national sports science institutes, leading to significant medal gains.
• Kenya possesses valuable assets like altitude training camps but fails to capitalize on them, leasing them at low cost.

Kenyan school teams are making strong progress in the East Africa school games held in Morogoro, Tanzania, with several teams advancing to the semi-finals in volleyball and basketball.

• National volleyball queens Kesogon Mixed Senior School and St Martha’s Mwitoti have secured their places in the volleyball semi-finals, maintaining undefeated streaks.
• In basketball, national champions Butere Girls Senior School Cannons and Friends School Kamusinga are also competing for final slots.
• ACK Chepsaita is the sole remaining Kenyan boys' volleyball side, having reached the semi-finals in their debut year.