Upper Hill School and Butre Girls Claim Victory at National Term One School Games

The National Term One School Games have concluded in Kisumu, marking the end of a week-long sporting fiesta that pitted the country’s top student-athletes against one another. The event showcased intense competition across multiple disciplines, with standout performances in rugby and basketball.

Upper Hill School Reclaims Rugby 15s Title

In a highly anticipated clash, Upper Hill School successfully reclaimed the rugby 15s title. The victory came after a hard-fought match where they defeated the defending East Africa champions, Kisii High School, with a final score of 13-8. This win cements Upper Hill’s position as a powerhouse in school rugby following the National Term One School Games.

Butre Girls Dominate in Basketball

The ladies’ basketball category saw a continuation of dominance by the Butre girls. They secured their title by defeating Kayatiwi in a competitive final. The game ended in a 60-53 victory for Butre, ensuring they remained at the top of the basketball standings during the games in Kisumu.

Key Takeaways from the Games

• Rugby 15s Winner: Upper Hill School (defeated Kisii High School 13-8).
• Ladies Basketball Winner: Butre girls (defeated Kayatiwi 60-53).
• Host City: Kisumu.
• Event: National Term One School Games.

These results highlight the growing competitiveness of school sports in Kenya, with established champions being challenged by rising talent. As the games conclude, the focus now shifts to the preparation of these athletes for upcoming regional and national competitions.