Kaiboi National Polytechnic Hosts Electrifying Weekend Tournament, Showcasing Talent and Discipline
By Wasike Elvis
Kaiboi National Polytechnic came alive over the weekend as it hosted a highly successful and action-packed Sports Winners Tournament that drew institutions from across several counties in a celebration of athletic excellence, teamwork and sportsmanship.
The tournament, held at the institution’s grounds, brought together universities, secondary schools, junior secondary schools and technical institutions, all competing in various disciplines including soccer, volleyball, handball, basketball, rugby and netball. The event was marked by high energy, competitive spirit and exemplary organization.
From the opening matches to the final whistle, the tournament flowed seamlessly, reflecting careful planning and strong leadership. Players demonstrated remarkable skill and determination, while fans cheered enthusiastically, creating an atmosphere of unity and healthy competition.
Speaking during the closing ceremony, the Chief Principal of Kaiboi National Polytechnic, Abdi Tiony, applauded the organizing team and participating institutions for making the tournament a resounding success.
“Kaiboi’s leadership has created an environment where talent thrives and sportsmanship prevails. The tournament has been conducted with order, discipline and professionalism. This is governance at work — calm, strategic and effective,” he said.
He emphasized that the institution views sports as an integral part of education and student development.
“At Kaiboi, sport is not a side activity but part of holistic training. It nurtures talent, builds teamwork and leadership skills, and keeps students meaningfully engaged. By involving students in constructive activities like sports, we help steer them away from social challenges such as alcohol and drug abuse,” he added.
The tournament also provided a platform for young athletes to showcase their abilities, network with peers and gain exposure, reinforcing the institution’s commitment to developing well-rounded graduates.
Participants and spectators alike praised the institution for its hospitality, fairness in officiating and well-coordinated fixtures, further cementing Kaiboi National Polytechnic’s growing reputation as a regional hub for both academic and co-curricular excellence.
Tournament WinnersSoccer (Men): Koitaleel Samoei University College
Soccer (Ladies): Koitaleel Samoei University College
Volleyball (Men): Andersen Senior School
Volleyball (Ladies): St. Cecilia Siaya
Handball (Men): Emsos TVC
Handball (Ladies): St. Mathews Septonok Senior School
Basketball (Men): Kapsabet Hawks
Basketball (Ladies): Kaiboi National Polytechnic
Rugby (Men): RVNP Nakuru
Netball (Ladies): St. Mathews Septonok
Volleyball (JSS Girls): Soin Primary School
Volleyball (JSS Boys): Bishop Muge Memorial
The weekend tournament concluded on a high note, with teams receiving accolades for their outstanding performances and commitment to fair play, underscoring Kaiboi National Polytechnic’s vision of excellence in both education and sports.
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