Kenya’s girls’ volleyball campaign at the 2026 FEASSSA Games continued to gather momentum, with Kesogon Secondary School maintaining their perfect start in Morogoro after another straight-set victory, while Soweto Academy also registered a convincing win.Kesogon, the Kenyan national champions and one of the leading contenders for the regional crown, swept Tanzania’s Mengele 3-0 in clean sets, winning 25-11, 25-9, 25-16.Download Our MozzartSport App For More NewsThe victory was another emphatic statement from the Trans Nzoia side, who had opened their FEASSSA campaign with an equally dominant 3-0 victory over Uganda’s Lumala, winning 25-3, 25-7 and 25-12.Kesogon have now won six consecutive sets in Morogoro without dropping one, strengthening their credentials as they pursue another FEASSSA title.##NAJAVA_MECA_9894289##Elsewhere in girls' volleyball, Soweto Academy also continued their campaign with a 3-0 victory over Tanzania's Mwanahunzi. Soweto won 25-22, 25-14 and 25-22, strengthening their position in the competition.Mwitoti responded with another five-set victory in their latest outing, defeating Uganda's Bukedea 3-2 after recovering from two sets down. Bukedea won the opening two sets 25-21 and 25-20, but Mwitoti turned the contest around to take the next three 25-21, 25-18 and 15-13.FEASSSA: St Joseph’s Girls Kitale eye historic FEASSSA three-peat as title defence reaches semi-finalsRwanda's Indangaburezi also survived a five-set contest against Uganda's Seroma, winning 3-2 in a match that went 23-25, 25-23, 25-20, 13-25 and 15-13.In the boys' competition, Chepsaita Secondary School produced one of the day's biggest comebacks, recovering from losing the opening set to defeat Burundi's Ecole 3-1.Chepsaita dropped the first set 22-25 but responded strongly, edging the second 27-25 before taking the third 25-16. The Kenyan side then held their nerve in a tight fourth set, winning 29-27 to complete the comeback.The result keeps Chepsaita's hopes alive as they look to make a strong impression in Morogoro.In boys' basketball 5×5, Friends School Kamusinga suffered a narrow 79-76 defeat to Uganda's Amus College in one of the day's closest contests.Kamusinga's loss came by just three points, denying the Kenyan side another victory after their earlier success against Tanzania's JuhudFEASSSA: Green Commandos star reveals how indiscipline nearly ended his football careerIn another boys' encounter, Tanzania's Juhudi recorded a commanding 107-36 victory over fellow Tanzanian side The School of St Jude, while St Michael School of Tanzania edged Kenya's Lukenya School 61-57.In the girls' competition, Kenya's Butere Girls bounced back with a 68-55 victory over Uganda's St Noa Girls.Kenyan handball champions Musingu continued their campaign with another impressive performance, defeating Uganda's Gombe Secondary School 29-18.Kenya's other boys' result saw Kikuyu of Tanzania defeat Matuu Memorial 35-18, while Rwanda's GS Tabagwe beat Tanzania's Kilombero 22-18.In girls' handball, defending champions Moi Girls Kamusinga registered a convincing 43-31 victory over Uganda's Wampeewo Ntaake.Nyakach Girls also secured a strong 36-18 win against Tanzania's Kazima Secondary, while Uganda's Kawanda Secondary edged Rwanda's Kiziguro SS 26-25.##NAJAVA_MECA_9894282##Kenya experienced mixed fortunes in netball as Bukhokholo secured a 49-41 victory over Uganda's Light College Katikamu, giving the Kenyan side an important win.However, Andersen fell to a 51-35 defeat against Uganda's St Noa, while Uganda's Handan Islamic defeated Tanzania's Mbeya 58-41.