The 2025 Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Term 2 Nationals in Kakamega have concluded in spectacular fashion, crowning new champions across multiple disciplines. The week-long tournament showcased Kenya’s finest young athletes, with schools from different regions battling for supremacy. Here’s the full breakdown of the winners and highlights from the thrilling competitions.
⚽ Football: Butere Girls & St. Joseph’s Boys Reign Supreme
In the girls’ football category, Butere Girls (Western) defended their legacy with a dominant performance, securing yet another national title. Their tactical brilliance and teamwork proved too much for their opponents.
Meanwhile, St. Joseph’s Boys (Rift Valley) reclaimed their throne in boys’ football, displaying clinical finishing and rock-solid defense. The team’s victory marks a triumphant return after narrowly missing out in previous years.
🏐 Volleyball: Kwanthanze & Cheptil Continue Dominance
The volleyball finals were nothing short of electrifying. Kwanthanze Girls (Eastern) lived up to their reputation as queens of the court, sweeping aside challengers with their signature precision and power.
On the boys’ side, Cheptil Boys (Rift Valley) proved unstoppable, leveraging their height and agility to clinch the championship. Their victory cements Rift Valley’s dominance in school volleyball.
🏉 Rugby 7s: Kinale Girls & St. Peter’s Mumias Shine
Rugby fans were treated to high-octane action as Kinale Girls (Central) outclassed their rivals with speed and tactical kicking, securing the girls’ title.
St. Peter’s Mumias (Western) dominated the boys’ category with ferocious tackles and lightning-fast tries, proving why Western Kenya remains a rugby powerhouse.
🏀 3×3 Basketball: Buruburu Girls & Sigalame Make History
Basketball saw thrilling upsets and buzzer-beaters. Buruburu Girls (Nairobi) showcased unmatched agility and shooting accuracy to claim the girls’ crown.
Sigalame Boys (Western) stunned favorites with their explosive plays, earning their first-ever national title in a dramatic final.
🥎 Netball: Oyugi Ogango Girls Rule the Court
Oyugi Ogango Girls (Nyanza) displayed flawless coordination and sharp shooting to dominate the netball finals, adding another trophy to their storied legacy.
What This Means for Kenyan School Sports
The 2025 KSSSA Nationals once again highlighted the immense talent nurtured in Kenyan schools. These athletes represent the future of Kenyan sports, with many expected to transition to national teams and professional leagues.
Regional rivalries were on full display, with Western, Rift Valley, and Nyanza emerging as the most dominant regions. However, Nairobi and Eastern also proved their growing influence in disciplines like basketball and volleyball.
Looking Ahead
With the school sports calendar growing more competitive each year, fans can expect even fiercer battles in 2026. Will Butere Girls and St. Joseph’s Boys retain their titles? Can new challengers rise to the occasion? One thing is certain—Kenyan school sports continue to set the bar high!
