Kenyan athlete Agnes Ngetich shattered the women-only world half marathon record at the World Running Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark, leading a strong medal haul for Kenya.

• Agnes Ngetich set a new world record of 1:05:15 in the women-only half marathon.
• Kenya secured a total of five individual medals, including a gold-silver finish in the women's half marathon with Ngetich and Veronica Loleo.
• This record adds to Ngetich's previous achievements, including a 10km world record set in Valencia in 2024.

Kenyan golfer Greg Snow achieved a tied-seventh finish at the Pearl of Africa Golf Series in Uganda, showcasing strong performance against an international field.

• Greg Snow was the best-placed Kenyan, finishing on two-under-par 211 gross.
• The event was won by Uganda's Ronald Rugumayo, who secured his maiden Sunshine Development Tour title.
• Snow expressed positivity about his game and the opportunity to compete at a high level, especially after securing his Sunshine Tour card for the 2026/27 season.

In a significant day of hockey action, Kenya Police secured a vital 3-0 victory over Kisumu Youngsters, while defending champions Lakers Hockey Club edged out Kenyatta University (KU) Titans 2-1.

• Kenya Police's win was their fourth of the season after 14 rounds.
• Defending women's champions Lakers Hockey Club are keen to defend their title.
• Butali Warriors also had a successful weekend, defeating Parklands Sports Club 4-1.

Huskie has emerged victorious in the 12-Goal Kenya International Cup, clinching the title after a thrilling 6-5.5 victory over Vellum in the Mixed-Foursomes Championships held at Timau Sports Club.

• Huskie was awarded the Gillies Turle Cup.
• Key players for Huskie included Kenya and Africa's top player Casimir Gross (4) and South Africa's Ryan Robertson (4).
• Lochy Murray (1), despite his low handicap, was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP).

The Kenya Basketball Federation Men's Premier League final is set between reigning champions Nairobi City Thunder and former titleholders Kenya Ports Authority (KPA). Both teams secured their spots by winning their best-of-five semi-final series with a decisive 3-0 margin.

• Nairobi City Thunder swept Stanbic Shields 3-0, with star players Derrick Ogechi (23 points) and Tylor Ongwae (20 points) leading the charge.
• KPA also completed a 3-0 sweep against Equity Dumas, anchored by Jshin Brownlee's 15 points.
• The highly anticipated final series will determine the 2026 league champion.