Mumias West Sub-county has officially been selected to host the 2026 Kakamega County Secondary School Games, following consultations and deliberations by officials of the Kakamega County Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA).
The highly anticipated championships are scheduled to kick off on June 17, 2026, bringing together top-performing secondary schools from across Kakamega County in a battle for county honours and qualification slots to the regional championships.
Showcase of Sporting Talent
The annual games are expected to showcase some of the county’s finest young sporting talents across various disciplines, including football, volleyball, basketball, hockey, netball, and other co-curricular activities.
KSSSA officials expressed confidence in Mumias West’s ability to successfully host the prestigious event, citing the sub-county’s readiness and commitment to providing suitable facilities and a conducive environment for both competition and talent development.
Road to Regional Championships
The county championships will serve as a crucial stage for schools seeking to advance to the regional level, with teams expected to intensify preparations ahead of the competition.
Sports stakeholders have welcomed the announcement, noting that the event will not only promote sporting excellence among students but also strengthen talent identification and nurture future stars.
Preparations Gather Momentum
Further details regarding competition venues, fixtures, accommodation arrangements, and other logistical plans are expected to be communicated by KSSSA officials in the coming days as preparations gather momentum.
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The games are expected to attract thousands of student players, coaches, teachers, and supporters from across Kakamega County, making Mumias West the centre of secondary school sporting action during the championship period.
By Andrew Kakhame
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