- Mang’u High School will host the 2026 KSSSA National Beach Volleyball Championship from July 29 to August 2, featuring eight boys’ and eight girls’ teams.
- Bishop Sulumeti lead a strong field including Machakos Girls, Sosiot, SAYE, Brown Hill, Kinari, Mwanambeyu, and North Eastern representatives, all vying for national glory and FEASSSA qualification.
- Mukumu, Sang’alo, Chianda, hosts Mang’u High, Upper Hill, Kwale Boys, Mbooni, and North Eastern teams promise thrilling competition, with national honours and East African representation at stake.
The 2026 Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) National Beach Volleyball Championship is set to ignite at Mang’u High School from July 29 to August 2, bringing together eight boys’ and eight girls’ teams in a battle for national honours and qualification to the East Africa Federation of Secondary Schools Sports Associations (FEASSSA) Games.
The week‑long tournament follows a competitive regional qualification process and will determine Kenya’s representatives at the FEASSSA Games scheduled for Morogoro, Tanzania, where the country’s top schools will face regional champions from across East Africa.
In the girls’ category, former champions Bishop Sulumeti headline a strong line‑up that includes Sosiot, SAYE, Brown Hill, Mwanambeyu, Kinari, Machakos Girls, and the North Eastern regional representatives. Bishop Sulumeti will be among the favourites to reclaim the crown, while Sosiot and Machakos Girls are tipped to provide stiff competition after impressive regional performances. Brown Hill, Kinari, Mwanambeyu, and SAYE will also be aiming to make history with podium finishes and tickets to the regional stage.
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The boys’ competition promises equally thrilling encounters, with Mukumu, Chianda, Sang’alo, hosts Mang’u High, Mbooni, Kwale Boys, Upper Hill, and the North Eastern representatives all chasing the coveted national crown. Hosts Mang’u High will enjoy home advantage as they seek to impress their supporters, while traditional volleyball giants Mukumu and Sang’alo are expected to be strong contenders. Chianda, Upper Hill, Mbooni, and Kwale Boys also enter the tournament with high hopes after dominant regional campaigns.
Organisers say the championship will showcase some of Kenya’s finest young beach volleyball talent, with players eager to impress national team selectors while helping their schools secure a place at the FEASSSA Games.
With national glory and East African representation at stake, fans can expect highly competitive matches on the sand courts of Mang’u High School as the country’s top secondary school teams battle for supremacy.
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