Brian Yonga

1 week ago | nation.africa | Brian Yonga |Abdulrahman Sheriff

What you need to know:Western Region, the 2024 champions, narrowly missed out, settling for second place with 88 points. Nyanza Region maintained its third-place finish for a second consecutive year, posting 67 points. Rift Valley Region emerged the undisputed champions as the curtain fell on Brookside Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Term One National Games at Shanzu Teachers Training College, and Shimo La Tewa School in Mombasa County.

1 week ago | nation.africa | Brian Yonga |Abdulrahman Sheriff

What you need to know:In basketball, Rift Valley’s Laiser Hill Academy clinched a record-extending 10th national title. In girls’ basketball, Butere Girls Secondary School got the betters of Kaya Tiwi Secondary School. Newly crowned Brookside Secondary Schools Term One National Games boys’ rugby 15s and basketball champions, Vihiga Boys High School and Laiser Hill Academy, have now set their sights on conquering the East Africa Secondary School Games set for August in Kenya.

2 weeks ago | nation.africa | Brian Yonga |Abdulrahman Sheriff

Reigning champions on Wednesday asserted their dominance to book semi-final slots at the Brookside Secondary Schools Term One National Games at Shanzu Teachers Training College and Shimo La Tewa High School in Mombasa. Musingu Boys High School, St Anthony’s Boys High School, Butere Girls Secondary School, Kimilili Boys High School, and Lukenya Academy are all through to the last four.

2 weeks ago | nation.africa | Brian Yonga |Abdulrahman Sheriff

Dagoretti High School captain Noah Wafula is confident they have what it takes to win their first basketball title at this year’s Brookside Secondary Schools Term One National Games. The tournament tipped off on Tuesday at Shanzu Teachers Training College and Shimo la Tewa School in Mombasa County. The Nairobi Region champions made a powerful statement of intent with a dominant 95-71 win over defending champions Dr Aggrey High School in a Pool “A” encounter at the Shimo La Tewa courts.

2 weeks ago | nation.africa | Brian Yonga |Abdulrahman Sheriff

Mombasa comes alive this morning as the Brookside Secondary Schools Term One National Games officially get underway at Shanzu Teachers Training College and Shimo la Tewa High School. More than 2,000 students from eight regions across the country will battle for top honours in various disciplines over the next five days. The events include basketball, hockey, rugby 15s, handball, swimming, athletics, and cross country.