Kenyatta University student-athletes celebrated with songs and jubilation after successfully defending the Overall Winner title at the KUSF Women Sports Championship held at Taita Taveta University from 6th to 8th March 2026.
The annual championship, which coincides with the global celebration of International Women's Day on 8th March, brought together 24 universities from across Kenya in a vibrant showcase of women’s sporting excellence. This year marked the 15th edition of the games, held under the theme “Promoting Inclusivity Through Sports.”
Kenyatta University delivered an outstanding performance, securing the highest number of first-place trophies among the 16 sports disciplines contested during the championship. The victory reaffirmed the University’s strong sporting tradition and commitment to nurturing talent beyond the classroom.
Beyond the medals and trophies, the championship provided a platform for student-athletes to develop critical life skills including teamwork, resilience, leadership, and discipline. The competition also fostered meaningful interactions among participants, strengthening bonds across institutions while promoting mental, physical, and emotional well-being through sport.
University officials commended the athletes and their coaches for their dedication, teamwork, and exemplary performance that continues to raise the University’s profile in collegiate sports.
As the celebrations continue, the victory stands as a testament to Kenyatta University’s enduring commitment to holistic education, sporting excellence, and empowering women through sport.
Kudos to our athletes and their coaches for flying the University flag high—true to our institutional character of excellence.
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