Caesar Mugo booked his place at the 2026 NCBA Golf Series Grand Finale after emerging as the Gross Men’s Winner during the Kiambu Golf Club leg on Saturday, 29 August.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsMugo carded a gross score of 83 off a handicap of nine to secure the Gross Men’s title and a ticket to the Grand Finale, set for Karen Country Club on Saturday, 28 November.##NAJAVA_MECA_9928331##His qualification marks another successful outing in the series, having won Division One during last year’s NCBA Golf Series leg at the club.Wanjiru Kamau produced the day’s best gross score among the ladies, returning a gross 76 off a handicap of four to claim the Gross Lady Winner title and qualify for the Grand Finale.Agnes Nyawira was the overall standout performer, collecting 42 points to take the Overall Winner title and secure her place at the season-ending showdown.STARS ABROAD: Kenyan forward nets brace in England as Abuya skippers Yanga to big winShe also claimed the Longest Drive Ladies prize and came closest to the pin among the ladies, finishing three feet from the hole to complete a hat-trick of accolades on the day.Kelvin Nganga was the Men’s Winner after scoring 38 points, edging Patrick Gakure, who also returned 38 points but finished as the men’s runner-up on countback. Nganga’s performance earned him a place at the Grand Finale alongside the other category winners.Rose Kabutha took the Ladies Winner title with 40 points, while Alex Kamau emerged as the Junior Winner after collecting 35 points. Both also secured qualification for the Grand Finale.Yanga's Duke Abuya opens up on three side hustles outside of footballThe Kiambu leg attracted 144 golfers, who competed across various categories as the battle for places at the Karen showdown gathered momentum.NCBA U.S. Kids Golf Fall Local TourElsewhere, Hakeem Mutungi was the standout performer during the second leg of the 2026 NCBA U.S. Kids Golf Fall Local Tour – Nairobi at Ruiru Sports Club on Sunday, 30 August.Playing in the Boys 10 category, Mutungi carded two-under-par 34 over the nine-hole round, the best score of the day across all categories, to finish ahead of James Tino and Ivan Kipyegon.Malkia Strikers eye Algeria scalp as CAVB African Nations Championship enters quarter finalsIn the girls’ category, Ashley Gachora continued her fine run in the tournament after carding an eight-over-par 80 in the Girls 13-14 category to claim her second consecutive win and extend her lead in the standings.Aria Dodhia shot three-over-par 75 to win the Girls 11-12 category, while Nia Kiuna-Kovacs won the Girls 9-10 category after scoring 13-over-par 49. In the Girls 8 & Under category, Zara Mutungi recorded five-over-par 41 to emerge as the winner.Wahome Mutahi won the Boys 15-18 category with a score of eight-over-par 80, while Xia Yu beat Adam Nesbitt on countback in the Boys 13-14 category after both finished with six-over-par 78.##NAJAVA_MECA_9930304##Paren Reel picked up a consecutive win in the Boys 11 category, finishing six-over-par 78, following his triumph in Thika a week earlier.Focus now shifts to Limuru Country Club this Sunday, 6 September, for the third leg of the tour.Ali ‘Teargas’ Abondo rejoins Gor Mahia after landing coaching job
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