Sikh Union at 100: The club that built Olympians thrashing rivals on new blue turf in centenary celebrations
Long before the blue turf at Dashmesh Hockey Stadium became the visual centerpiece of Sikh Union Nairobi’s centenary, the club had already etched its identity into the foundations of Kenyan hockey.This is not just a club turning 100. It is an institution that helped build the sport in Kenya, producing generations of elite players, shaping national teams, and sustaining a culture that made the country competitive on the global stage.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsTo understand the significance of the ongoing centenary celebrations, one has to begin decades earlier, when Sikh Union then closely linked with Khalsa Union and later associated with Nairobi Simba, emerged as a dominant force in East African hockey.Through the 1940s and 1950s, Sikh Union Nairobi developed into a highly structured and competitive side, rooted in discipline, technical efficiency, and a strong community identity. At a time when hockey in Kenya was still evolving, the club provided not just players, b..