KCB has retained their National Sevens Circuit title for the sixth time, despite not reaching the final of the season-ending Christie 7s. Menengai Oilers emerged victorious at the Christie 7s, breaking the dominance of KCB and Kabras Sugar.

• KCB secured their overall title with a third-place finish, confirmed after their semi-final loss to Strathmore Leos.
• Menengai Oilers won the Christie 7s tournament by defeating Strathmore Leos 24-12 in the final.
• This victory marks Oilers as the first team outside of KCB and Kabras to win a circuit tournament this season, ending a streak of four consecutive final losses for the Nakuru-based side.

Dennis Kiptoo and Serah Adhiambo emerged as the top performers at the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) golf tournament held at Nyanza Golf Club on Saturday.

• Dennis Kiptoo secured the overall championship with an impressive 46 points.
• Serah Adhiambo won the Division C title, also scoring 42 points.
• The tournament saw participation from 81 golfers across various clubs, highlighting strong competition in both men's and women's categories.

Brian Wamatu emerged as the overall winner of the Hackers and Whackers (Kurutus) golf day at Vet Lab Sports Club, outshining a field of 237 golfers.

• Wamatu, playing off a handicap of 23, secured the overall title with a score of 41 stableford points in the handicap 19+ category.
• Other notable winners included male Division Two winner Mark Karobia (39 points) and female Division Two winner Elizabeth Nge’the (37 points).
• The event saw stiff competition across various divisions, with participants like Gitau Kanyua also winning the Sponsor winner and Gross titles.

Bendur Forte has clinched the Kenya International Championships title, defeating Infinito 6.5-2 in the final match of the three-day, Six-Goal competition held at the Northern Kenya Polo Club in Timau over the weekend.

• Bendur Forte won the Casino Cup.
• Key players included Casimir Gross, Nikki Barlow (Most Valuable Player), Emily Stonewigg, and Tom Manson for Bendur Forte; and Izzy Stichbury and Ben Stonewigg for Infinito.
• Casimir’s pony, 'Just-Do-It', was named Best Playing Pony.