- The Bomet side settled for a goalless draw in their third match of the regional competition.
- Monire have collected one victory and two draws to maintain their unbeaten start.
- They face fellow Kenyan side Agogo next as they seek to strengthen their position.
Monire Junior Secondary School of Bomet continued its impressive start to the East Africa Junior School Games with a goalless draw on Monday, August 17, 2026.
The Bomet side, representing Kenya at the regional competition, battled hard for the point in a closely contested encounter but could not find the breakthrough as both teams settled for a 0-0 draw.
The result means Monire remain unbeaten after three matches, having collected one victory and two draws in a promising start to their campaign.
Monire had earlier demonstrated their attacking and defensive qualities in the tournament, and their latest clean-sheet performance further underlined the team’s organisation at the back.
The young Bomet players now have an opportunity to strengthen their position when they return to action on Tuesday.
Monire will face Agogo in their next fixture, with the Kenyan side seeking another positive result as the competition enters a crucial stage.
The encounter is expected to provide another stern test for the Bomet-based side, who will be aiming to convert their unbeaten run into a stronger position in the standings.
Tournament results circulating online show Monire among the leading sides in their group, while Agogo are also part of the Kenyan representation at the East Africa Games.
Bomet side eyes strong finish
Monire’s participation marks another significant milestone for the school, which has emerged as a strong force in junior school football in Bomet. The school is based in Sotik Sub-County and is listed among Bomet County’s junior secondary schools.
With one win and two draws from three matches, Monire head into Tuesday’s clash full of confidence. A victory against Agogo would provide a major boost to their ambitions and keep their hopes of going all the way alive.
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For the young stars from Bomet, the message is clear: stay focused, remain disciplined and fight for another crucial result.
By Jeff Kirui
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