All eyes turn to Central Region’s Kiambu County as the 2026 KCB KSSSA National Term 2 Games officially roll into action from July 30 to August 7, 2026.
Hosted across world-class sports facilities—with the prestigious M-Pesa Foundation Academy serving as the central hub—the annual secondary school showpiece promises high-octane action, raw talent, and intense regional rivalries.
Beyond national supremacy, the stakes couldn’t be higher: winning teams and top performers will earn the coveted honor of representing Kenya at the upcoming Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSSA) Games, scheduled for next month in Morogoro, Tanzania.
Football takes center stage as secondary school giants battle for regional bragging rights and a plane ticket to Morogoro. The official groups, as confirmed by the organizers, promise thrilling group-stage match-ups in both the Boys’ and Girls’ categories.
Boys’ Soccer:
Group A:
1. Highway Secondary School (Nairobi City)
2. St. Mary’s School, Yala(Siaya)
3. Tenwek High School (Bomet)
4. Tononoka SS Boys (Mombassa)
Group A is widely touted as a group of death, pairing Nairobi heavyweights Highway Secondary with Coastal dynamos Tononoka SS, alongside traditional sporting powerhouses St. Mary’s Yala and Rift Valley’s Tenwek High.
Group B:
1. Kakamega High School (Kakamega)
2. Ruthagati SS Boys (Nyeri)
3. Takaba Day Mixed (Mandera)
4. Tumaini Secondary (Garissa)
13-time national champions Kakamega High School headline Group B as they look to assert Western region dominance, facing stiff competition from Central region’s Ruthagati SS and North Eastern representatives Takaba Day and Tumaini Secondary.
The girls’ wing, the queens of the pitch are also ready to reign
Group A:
1. Kaya Tiwi School – Girls (Mombasa)
2. Nyakach Girls SEC (Kisumu)
3. St. Joseph’s SCH – Girls (Trans Nzoia)
4. St. James Kiaritha SS – Girls *(Kirinyaga)
A stacked Group A features Coastal champions Kaya Tiwi battling Nyanza powerhouses Nyakach Girls and Trans Nzoia talent hubs St. Joseph’s, alongside Kirinyaga’s St. James Kiaritha.
Group B:
1. Archbishop Njenga – Girls (Kakamega)
2. Misuuni SS – Girls (Makueni)
3. Raila Edu. Center – Girls (Nairobi City)
4. Thika Girls Karibaribi SS (Kiambu)
Western giants Archbishop Njenga Girls will test their mettle against Nairobi’s Raila Educational Centre, Eastern contenders Misuuni SS, and home-ground favorites Thika Girls Karibaribi.
Tournament Itinerary & Logistics, July 30: Referees’ Clinics & Technical Meetings
July 31: Arrival of Teams
August 1: Resting & Tree Planting Day
August 2: Official Opening Ceremony & Action Day 1
August 2–7: Main Tournament Action & Finals
Venues & Discipline Distribution
M-Pesa Foundation Academy (Main Venue): Soccer, Volleyball, 3×3 Basketball, Netball, Rugby 7s, Racquets (Badminton, Lawn Tennis, Table Tennis), Chess, Scrabble, and Lacrosse.
Mang’u High School: Cricket, Beach Volleyball, and Boys’ Accommodation.
JKUAT University (Juja): Baseball.
Mary Hill Girls: Girls’ Accommodation.
Road to Morogoro, Tanzania
With FEASSSA 2026 around the corner in Morogoro, local coaches and scouts are treating every game as a final. Kenya aims to field a formidable contingent to take on regional rivals from Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Burundi.
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