Kenya will have four representatives in the FEASSSA volleyball semifinals after Kesogon, Mwitoti, Chepsaita and Chesamis all secured their places in the last four of the boys’ and girls’ competitions. The four schools survived the group stage and will now turn their attention to the knockout phase, with Kenya guaranteed a strong presence in the battle for the volleyball titles.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsIn the girls' competition, Kesogon produced one of the day's most impressive performances, sweeping aside Uganda's Seroma 3-0, winning 25-15, 25-12 and 25-11.Mwitoti Girls also booked their place in the semifinals after defeating Tanzania's Mwanahunzi 3-0. The Kenyan side controlled the match from the opening set, winning 25-22, 25-22 and 28-26.##NAJAVA_MECA_901361##Their progression gives Kenya two representatives in the girls' volleyball semi-finals.In the boys' competition, Chepsaita continued their impressive run with another straight-set victory, defeating Uganda's St Jerome 3-0. Chepsaita won 25-20, 25-21 and 25-15 to secure their place in the semifinals.Chesamis, meanwhile, also progressed to the last four despite their earlier 3-1 defeat to Uganda's Bukedea.FEASSSA 2026: Yala, Green Commandos kiss competition goodbye after Tuesday's unwanted resultsThe Kenyan national champions therefore remain in contention for the boys' volleyball title and will now have the opportunity to put that opening setback behind them when the knockout stage begins.In boys' handball, Kenyan champions Musingu High School secured their place in the semis after another convincing victory, defeating fellow Kenyan side St. Austin's Matuu 38-23.Musingu's progression means the natioanal champions remain firmly on course to help Kenya retain the handball title. They still have one group-stage match remaining against Tanzania's Kikuyu Secondary School, but their place in the semifinals has already been confirmed.FEASSSA 2026: A look at cost of meals, transport, beer, water and essentials in Tanzania for KenyansThe final group match will nevertheless provide Musingu with an opportunity to maintain their momentum before entering the knockout phase.Elsewhere, St Joseph's Boys Kitale suffered a 24-21 defeat to Tanzania's Kilombero before drawing 33-33 with Rwanda's GS Tabagwe.Uganda's Wampeewo Ntaake recorded two wins, beating Maweni 47-22 before defeating Kilombero 38-25, while Gombe Secondary School edged Mbogo Mixed 40-36 in an all-Ugandan encounter.In girls' basketball 5×5, Kenya's Kaya Tiwi suffered a narrow 81-75 defeat to Uganda's Nabisunsa Girls.FEASSSA: St Anthony’s, Kamusinga through to hockey semifinalsThe result came after Kaya Tiwi had made an impressive start to their campaign, including a 90-49 victory over Tanzania's Uru Community on the opening day.In boys' basketball, however, Friends School Kamusinga continued their campaign with a 75-56 victory over Tanzania's School of St Jude.The result adds another win to Kamusinga's Morogoro campaign and keeps the Kenyan side firmly in contention.Kenya also enjoyed strong results in the girls' basketball 3×3 competition, with St Joseph's Girls Kitale continuing their impressive campaign.St Joseph's defeated fellow Kenyan side Ikutha Girls 7-3, beat Tanzania's Orkeeswa 18-5 and then overcame Itigi 16-12.The results underline the strength of the Kitale side in the fast-paced format and leave them among the teams challenging for honours.FEASSSA: Bukedea boss explains why Ugandan schools continue to dominate East AfricaCheptil Girls also recorded a 21-6 victory over Orkeswa before losing 9-6 to Tanzania's Msufini.Ikutha, meanwhile, defeated Rwanda's ESB Kamonyi 17-4 and later lost 13-10 to Uganda's Seroma.In girls' lacrosse, Kenya's St Charles Khalaba suffered another narrow defeat, going down 11-10 to Uganda's Muzza High School.The result came after their earlier one-goal loss to Tororo Girls, highlighting how competitive the girls' lacrosse competition has been.In boys' lacrosse, Uganda's Kigezi High School recorded a 24-6 victory over Tanzania's Juhudi Secondary School.Kenya also added to its medal tally in athletics, with Team Kenya claiming gold and silver in the girls' 1500m.The double podium finish provided another medal boost for the Kenyan delegation as the Games entered the latter stages.With the volleyball semi-finalists now confirmed and Musingu already assured of a place in the handball last four, Kenya's campaign is entering its most decisive phase.The country's strength in volleyball is particularly notable, with Kesogon and Mwitoti carrying the girls' challenge while Chepsaita and Chesamis remain in contention in the boys' competition.FEASSSA 2026: Kenyan girls face do-or-die final group matches after dropping vital points on TuesdayFor Kesogon, the semi-final represents another opportunity to continue a season that has already delivered the KSSSA national title.For Musingu, the objective is equally clear: defend the handball crown and continue the dominance that has characterized their campaign so far.