It's time to kneel and pray as teams gear up for 2026 Term One Games
As curtains rise on the 2026 KSSSA In Term One games, the stage is set for fierce faceoffs as teams battle for bragging rights...
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The 2026 Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Term One Games are set to begin, with teams fiercely competing for titles and a chance to represent Kenya at the Federation of East African Secondary School Sport Associations (FEASSA) Games in Morogoro, Tanzania.
- Previous champions are on notice, as recent years have shown unpredictable outcomes with “no underdogs.”
- In Nairobi, only Dagoretti High (boys’ basketball) and Dagoretti Mixed (girls’ handball) successfully defended their titles last year.
- Former rugby 15s champions Ofafa Jericho are aiming to reclaim their regional title after being overshadowed in 2024 and 2025.
- Hockey will kick off the season this weekend, with Hospital Hill and Mwiki Secondary Schools defending their boys’ and girls’ titles, respectively.
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Kenyan Sporting Events Underway as Major Stadiums Prepare for Closure - February 2026
A series of sporting events are taking place across Kenya. At Nyayo Stadium, the Kenya Lionesses are preparing for the Nairobi Sevens this weekend. Meanwhile, following the conclusion of the National Novice Boxing Championships, Kenyan counties are now preparing for their individual County Intermediate Championships. The 2026 Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Term One Games are also set to begin. In Mombasa, the Golf Club is set to host a two-day Captain's Prize tournament expected to draw over 240 players. However, league disruptions are expected as major venues Kasarani and Nyayo stadiums are scheduled for closure and upgrades to prepare for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations.
