- Young footballers have been invited for residential soccer trials at St Peter’s Boys Mumias Senior School.
- The three-day exercise will run from August 14 to 16, giving players opportunities to showcase talent.
- Participants must carry identification and academic documents alongside their football kits and personal effects.
Soccer enthusiasts and talented young footballers have been invited to participate in residential soccer trials scheduled for August 14–16, 2026, at St Peter’s Boys Mumias Senior School.
The three-day exercise will provide an opportunity for aspiring players to showcase their talent and compete for selection into the team. Organisers have urged interested boys to turn up prepared and demonstrate their abilities throughout the trials.
Players to stay at school
The residential nature of the trials means participants are expected to remain at the venue for the duration of the exercise.
Those attending have been advised to carry their original birth certificates and KCPE or KJSEA certificates for verification and registration. Participants are also required to bring their training kits, football boots and other personal effects necessary for the residential programme.
The organisers have encouraged eligible players with an interest in football to take advantage of the opportunity and report to St Peter’s Boys Mumias Senior School on time.
The trials are expected to bring together young footballers seeking to advance their careers and gain an opportunity to compete at higher levels.
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The organisers have extended an open invitation to talented boys and wished all participants the best during the selection exercise.
By Jeff Kirui
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