David Wakhu emerged victorious at the seventh leg of the PGK Equator Tour held at Sigona Golf Club. He secured the win with an impressive four-round total of 15-under-par 273.

• David Wakhu finished with a score of 273 (15-under-par).
• The event featured 47 professional golfers competing for points.
• Wakhu's win propels him to third place in the Order of Merit standings, while Samuel Njoroge maintains the lead.

The Malkia Strikers of Kenya are set to face a strong challenge from Algeria in the high-stakes quarter-finals of the 2026 CAVB African Women’s Nations Championship at the Kasarani Indoor Arena.

• The match is crucial for Kenya's pursuit of a record 11th continental crown and qualification for the 2026 FIVB World Championship and 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
• Both teams had dominant performances in the round of 16, with the Malkia Strikers remaining unbeaten and without dropping a set.
• Head coach Geoffrey Omondi highlighted the need to improve on service, reception, and blocks to overcome Algeria's tactical play.

Young polo players showcased impressive talent at the Captain Prize Championships held at Nairobi Club over the weekend, with the Tanqueray team emerging victorious.

• Youngster Jadini Nzomo was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) and was the top scorer with eight goals.
• The Tanqueray team, including Jadini Nzomo, Sharon Allela, Edward Burbidge, and Fred Kambo, defeated the Nairobi Hospital team 13-8.
• The upcoming 12-Goal-Six-Team-Mixed-Foursome International Championships has been relocated to Northern Kenya Polo Club in Timau.

Little Fish Swim Club and Seahorses Aquatic Center dominated the Nairobi County Swimming Association (NCSA) Inter-Clubs Invitational Championship held at Kiota School over the weekend, marking a strong start to the 2026-2027 season.

• Little Fish secured the men's title with 56 medals (30 gold, 13 silver, 13 bronze), while Seahorses clinched the women's title with 46 medals (21 gold, 9 silver, 16 bronze).
• Over 650 swimmers from 42 clubs across Kenya and Kampala, Uganda, participated in the event.
• Notable individual performances included Eliana Ng’ang’a of Wave Gliders dominating the girls 7 years and under, and Sulwe Muga of Little Fish topping the boys 7 years and under category.