Kevin Otenga
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Potter House School dominate tournament
Potter House dominated all the categories of football, both girls and boys, from U-15 to U-9.
“I’m just getting started”, Ebenyo savours World Cross-Country bronze
The 30-year-old, who had stepped back from national team duties after missing the Paris 2024 Olympics and the 2025 World Championships in Tokyo, dedicated the medal to Kenyans who supported his return to top-level competition.
Ng’etich: Pressure to defend Kenya’s crown fueled my World Cross-Country win
Although her time of 31:28 was one second slower than her timing in Belgrade in 2024, Ng’etich described the Tallahassee course as one of the toughest she has ever faced, noting the challenge of climbing barriers and navigating the technical terrain.
Gor Mahia to sign more players after Dwang’s acquisition
Gor Mahia are currently second on the log 26 points, a point behind table toppers AFC Leopards.
Year-In-Review: Decorated handball coach Simiyu still awaits TSC employment
Determined to strengthen his credentials, Simiyu enrolled at Kenyatta University in 2017 and graduated in 2023 with a Bachelor of Education (Arts), specializing in History and Geography. Still, employment by TSC has remained elusive.
Year-in-Review: Chema’s rise in volleyball – Exclusive One on One with the CEO Mr. Mathenge
Much like Nairobi City Thunder’s impact in basketball, Chema are fast establishing themselves as a formidable force in men’s volleyball.
Year-in-Review: Re-building Malkia Strikers – Coach Omondi’s delicate balancing act
Omondi assembled a new technical bench featuring his assistant coach at Pipeline Esther Jepkosgei, KCB assistant coach David Muthui, and Kenya Prisons’ Azenga Mavisi, who took over the trainer’s role previously held by the late Janet Wanja.
Volleyball: GSU’s experience helped them outclass us, Chema’s Mukopi
The experienced tactician now says they have to work on their weaknesses if they are to outsmart the league’s defending champions when it resumes in February.
KCB return to winning ways as they stun Nairobi Prisons in KVF Women's League
KCB drew first blood by taking the opening set 25-19 before cruising through the next two sets with identical 25-19 and 25-21 scores.
Red-hot NCPB stun Equity in high-octane handball clash
The defending champions drew first blood and quickly raced to a 9–4 lead, forcing Equity head coach Peter Mwathi to call an early time-out.