Uasin Gishu Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) Executive Secretary Elijah Maiyo accompanied Turbo Member of Parliament Hon. Janet Sitienei to congratulate ACK Chepsaita Secondary School after the institution was crowned the Rift Valley Region Boys' Volleyball champions.

The visit was aimed at celebrating the team's outstanding achievement and encouraging the players as they prepare for the upcoming Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) National Games, where they will be seeking a place at the East Africa Secondary Schools Championships.

Speaking during the visit, Hon. Sitienei applauded the players, coaches, teachers, and the school administration for their dedication and discipline, saying their regional victory had brought pride to Turbo Constituency and Uasin Gishu County.

Elijah Maiyo commended the school for nurturing both academic excellence and sporting talent, noting that the team's success reflects the commitment of teachers and coaches who continue to mentor learners beyond the classroom.

"This victory is a testament to hard work, discipline, and teamwork. We believe ACK Chepsaita has what it takes to shine at the national championships and earn the opportunity to represent Kenya at the East Africa games," said Maiyo.

The leaders urged the players to remain focused, disciplined, and determined as they intensify preparations for the national competition.

They also reaffirmed their commitment to supporting school sports, noting that co-curricular activities play a critical role in nurturing talent, promoting discipline, and creating opportunities for young people.

Fresh from conquering the Rift Valley region, ACK Chepsaita will now face the country's best teams at the KSSSA National Games, with hopes of securing the national title and booking a place at the East Africa Secondary Schools Championships. Their impressive run has earned widespread praise from education stakeholders, who see the team as one of the region's rising volleyball giants.