Kenya remains in pole position ahead of the final ECAACT challenge
Kenya refused to yield its ground, maintaining a six-stroke lead after the second round of the East and Central All-Africa Championship Trophy (ECAACT) on Thursday...
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Kenya maintains its lead in the East and Central All-Africa Championship Trophy (ECAACT) ahead of the final challenge at the Great Rift Valley Lodge and Golf Resort.
- Kenya finished the second day with a total score of 292 (151, 141), holding a six-stroke lead over Reunion's 298 (152, 146).
- Team Captain Mercy Nyanchama continued to struggle, although Joyce Njuguini and Kanana Muthomi delivered solid performances.
- Defending champions Tanzania are in third place with 310 (155, 155).
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Kenyan National Teams Compete in Boxing Finals, Football Qualifiers, and Athletics Trials - October 2025
Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo are set for a two-horse race for the Africa Zone Three Boxing Championships title, with the finals held at Kasarani Gymnasium, Nairobi. The host nation, Kenya, has 15 boxers in the finals, while defending champions DRC boast 17. In football, the Harambee Starlets are set to face the Gambia Queen Scorpions in a 2026 Women Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) qualifier match on Friday at Nyayo Stadium. Meanwhile, athletes are gearing up for the 2026 World Cross Country Championships trials in Eldoret this Saturday to secure spots on the national team. In golf, Kenya is maintaining its lead in the East and Central All-Africa Championship Trophy (ECAACT). Additionally, Team Kenya, which is preparing for the Tokyo 2025 Summer Deaflympics, underwent a four-day anti-doping training workshop at Kasarani Stadium.
