Kenyans chase clean sweep as St Joseph's, Tigoi and Ng'iya shine
East Africa hockey champions St Joseph’s Girls High School Kitale, Friends School Tigoi and Ng’iya Girls on Monday won their respective matches...
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Kenyan schools are dominating the East Africa Games in Kakamega, particularly in hockey, with St Joseph's Girls High School Kitale, Friends School Tigoi, and Ng’iya Girls securing crucial wins. This strong performance is setting the stage for an all-Kenyan battle for the hockey titles.
- St Joseph’s Girls High School Kitale, defending champions, triumphed 3-0 over Mwiki Secondary School, with Joy Vallery scoring a hattrick.
- National champions Tigoi impressively thrashed St Mary’s Namagunga 13-0, moving closer to their first East Africa trophy.
- In the boys' competition, former champions St Anthony’s Kitale defeated Ntare School 2-0, while St Charles Lwanga was held to a 1-1 draw by Mpesa Foundation Academy, forming a tight three-horse race with Kakungulu Memorial, each with 10 points.
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Kenyan Schools Secure Wins in Rugby, Volleyball, and Hockey at East Africa Games - August 2025
St Peter’s Boys Mumias have been crowned the 2025 Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Associations (FEASSSA) rugby sevens champions in Kakamega. The team maintained their top position after crucial wins, including a 12-7 victory over rivals Koyonzo. In volleyball, reigning champions Kesogon Secondary and Kwanthanze continued their dominant performance, with Kesogon defeating fellow Kenyan team Bishop Sulumeti 3-1. In hockey, St Joseph's Girls High School Kitale, Friends School Tigoi, and Ng’iya Girls secured crucial wins. These strong performances are setting the stage for an all-Kenyan battle for the hockey titles.
