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Education Ministry releases new Co- curricular Activities rates of payment for referees 2023

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The Ministry of Education has released new guidelines on management of Co-curricular activities this year. The guidelines spell out the payment rates for sports officials; including referees.

According to the latest communique, the rates paid to referees, officiating at secondary schools games, have been adjusted.

For instance, the rates for officiating at Sub- county level have been adjusted from Khs 2,000 per day to Kshs 2,500 per day. At County level, the rates have been retained at Kshs 3,000 per day.

But, the subsistence paid at Regional level per day will be Kshs 4,000.

The rate payable at the National Level will be Kshs 5,000 per day.

The new rates are expected to be uniform countrywide, at similar levels, since the total allocation for the Sub- county level and also for the counties were shared equally across the board irrespective of the students’ population.

READ MORE DETAILS HERE: Education Ministry disburses Co- Curricular funds, explains how the funds are to be utilized

HERE ARE THE NEW RATES:


CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES RATES OF PAYMENT (NATIONALLY)

A. SUB COUNTY LEVEL
i. PRIMARY SECTION

  • OFFICIALS 1500/= PER DAY
  • DQASO 1500/= PER DAY
  • SCDE 2000/= PER DAY
  • Sitting Allowances
  • OFFICIALS 500/=
  • SCDE 1000/=
  • CDE 2000/=
  • RCE 2000/=

ii. SECONDARY SECTION

  • OFFICIALS 1500/= PER DAY
  • DQASO 1500/= PER DAY
  • SCDE 2000/= PER DAY


iii. SITTING ALLOWANCES:

  • OFFICIALS 1000/= PER DAY
  • SCDE 1500/=
  • CDE 2000/=
  • RCE 2500

B. COUNTY LEVEL

i. PRIMARY SECTION

  • OFFICIALS 2000/= PER DAY
  • CQASO 2000/= PER DAY
  • SCDE 3000/= PER DAY
  • CDE 3500/= PER DAY

ii. SECONDARY SECTION

  • OFFICIALS 2500/= PER DAY
  • CQASO 2500/= PER DAY
  • SCDE 3000/= PER DAY
  • CDE 3500/= PER DAY

C. REGIONAL LEVEL


i. PRIMARY SECTION

  • OFFICIALS 3500/= PER DAY
  • CQASO 3500/= PER DAY
  • SCDE 4000/= PER DAY
  • CDE 4500/= PER DAY

ii. SECONDARY SECTION

  • OFFICIALS 4000/= PER DAY
  • CQASO 4000/= PER DAY
  • SCDE 4500/= PER DAY
  • CDE 5000/= PER DAY
  • RCE 6000/= PER DAY

D. NATIONAL LEVEL

i. PRIMARY SECTION

  • OFFICIALS 3500/=
  • DQASO 4000/=
  • SCDE 4000/=
  • CDE 5000/=
  • RCE 6000/=

ii. SECONDARY SECTION

  • OFFICIALS 4000/=
  • DQASO 4000/=
  • SCDE 4500/=
  • CDE 5000/=
  • EX KSSHA OFFICIALS 5000/=
  • RCE 6000/=

E. STUDENTS’ and PUPILS’ WELFARE

  • Lunch – ksh.200/= per pupil per day
  • Accommodation ksh. 300 per day.

F. REFEREES

  • National level 5000/=
  • Regional level 4000/=
  • County level 3000/=
  • Sub county level 2500/=

G. DRIVERS

  • Sub County Level – 1000/=
  • County Level – 1500/=
  • Region – 2000/=
  • National – 2500/=

H. EXPENDITURE VOTE HEADS.

  • Paying For Allowances
  • Technical Fees E.G. Physiotherapist.
  • Accommodation For Pupils and Students
  • Fuel
  • Bus, Hire Should Be at Local price.
  • Public Address System
  • Refreshments
  • Stationery
  • Bank Charges
  • First AID Kit
  • Caliographer
  • Field Preparation
  • Programmes
  • Airtime
  • Certificates
  • Trophies
  • Badges
  • Tents Hire
  • Uniform I.E. Sports
  • Lunch

The rates are, however, comparatively lower than what other Civil servants receive as Per Diem.

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Education Ministry to take full control of all Co- curricular activities, makes a myriad of changes to the activities.

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The Ministry of Education has moved to take full charge of all Co- Curricular activities. The Ministry has at the same time effected a number of changes to all activities; that include scrapping of some activities and introduction of new ones.

“The Ministry of Education has embarked on a review of the Co- curricular activities calender and management of the same at various levels. Some of the changes have already been communicated to the field officers,” says, in part, a circular from the Ministry dated 28th January, 2019. Here is a recap of the major changes in Secondary Schools games and Sports:

STRUCTURE OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP

The Secondary schools games have now been aggregated into 2 clusters; Term one and Term two games. This review came into effect 2 years ago. Initially, the games were clusteted into three: Term one, Term 2A and Term 2B games.

CHANGES IN RUGBY

Both Rugby 7’s and 15’s will now be staged in term one. This is a break from the past where the two were held separately. Until last year, Rugby 15’s was conducted in Term one while term two had Rugby 7’s.

Another far reaching reform in the game has seen the reduction in the number of participants in the two games. Rugby 15’s will comprise of twenty (20) players while Rugby 7’s will have 11 players.

DECATHLON, HEPTATHLON EXPUNGED & CROSS COUNTRY MOVED TO TERM ONE

Both Decathlon, for boys, and Heptathlon, for girls, have been expunged from the Secondary Schools’ games. Decathlon saw boys compete in 10 events for 2 days while, Heptathlon had 7 events.

Spared though is Cross Country that has been moved to term one from term two.

TOURNAMENTS & TEACHERS’ CLINICS

The Ministry will also take full charge of all workshops and clinics organized to train teachers in refereeing and coaching. Already, this year’s clinics have been centralised at the Regions under the auspice of the Regional Coordinators of Education.

Any tournaments must now get greenlight from the Ministry’s Field officers before they can be staged.

FACILITATION OF TEAM OFFICIALS.

The Ministry will now be charged with the responsibility of facilitating team officials from the Sub- Countu level upwards. The officials to be sponsored are: Team Managers, Chaperons, Coaches and executive members to the various sports committees at all levels.

Also to be facilitated are referees executing duties during the nationals of the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association, KSSSA.

BUDGETING AND FINANCING OF ACTIVITIES.

The Sports Committees will now have to present their budgets to the Ministry formed Committees for scrutiny, rationalization and approval. The chairpersons to the respective Sports Committees shall now present the budgets to the Ministry’s Committees ; where they shall be sitting as members.

The updated Sports Calendar for Secondary Schools will now have:

  1. TERM ONE GAMES

Featuring: Basketball, Handball, Hockey, Rugby 15’s & 7’s, Athletics, Swimming and Cross Country.

2. TERM TWO GAMES

Featuring: Soccer Under 16, Soccer Under 19, Volleyball, Netball and Racquet Games.

Changes have also been effected in other Co- Curricular events like Science & Engineering Fair, Music, Drama and Primary schools’ games.

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The new Games Teamlist from the Ministry of Education.

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The Ministry of Education has released a new team list to be used in 2019. A new feature has been introduced on the team list which is the learner’s Unique Personal Identifier, UPI. The Learner’s UPI is sourced from the National Education Management Information System, Nemis. Other details to be provided include: The Learner’s;

  • Full Name
  • Class/ Form
  • Date of Admission
  • Admission Number
  • Date of Birth
  • Kenya Certificate of Primary Education, KCPE, index number and
  • the KCPE year.

The Games teacher/ coach and principal must also append their signatures on the team list.

The new form also has a provision for the Sub- county Director of Education, County Director of Education and the Regional Coordinator to make their declarations as the team progresses to upper levels.

Click on this link to download a copy of the form: New Games Declaration form/ Team List- 2019

READ ALSO: NEW CO- CURRICULAR & KSSSA RULES- 2019:

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School Games: End of age cheating and impersonation in schools’ games in sight as KSSSA, Education Ministry digs in

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The Ministry of Education and the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association, KSSSA, have moved in to stem cases of age cheating and impersonation in school games. The Ministry has now made it a requirement that all students participating in school games’ championships must be first captured in the National Education Management Information System, NEMIS, before they can be allowed to compete. Schools will now be required to enter the student’s Unique Personal Identifier, UPI, onto a special team list/ declaration form alongside other details. The UPI to be entered must be that assigned to each student on the NEMIS portal. Other details to be provided on the declaration form are: the student’s full name, Form/ Class, admission number, Date of Admission, Date of Birth, KCPE (Kenya Certificate of Primary Education) index number and the KCPE year. This way, it will now be easier to eliminate cases of age cheating and impersonation as details of the presented players can be easily retrieved from NEMIS including the learner’s photograph.

The coach or games teacher and the Principal must sign the declaration form indicating that the presented players/ participants are bonafide students.

LIMITATION IN NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS

KSSSA, the body that runs secondary schools’ games, has limited the number of foreign players to be included in a school’s team. Going forward, KSSSA has allowed schools to add a maximum of 4 foreign players to their teams and all these players can be fielded at the same time. But, for other team games (basketball, hockey, Rugby, volleyball, netball, and handball) schools will be allowed to include a maximum of three foreign players; with only two featuring for the team during a match at a time. KSSSA has also limited the number of players that a school can transfer from another school. Consequently, no school will be allowed to transfer more than 2 players from another (same) school.

The Ministry has also put a ceiling on the number of participants per team as shown below:

  1. Swimming- 15 participants
  2. Badminton- 6
  3. Hockey- 20
  4. Basketball- 12
  5. Cross Country- 6
  6. Volleyball- 12
  7. Netball- 14
  8. Handball- 14
  9. Rugby 7’s- 11
  10. Rugby 15’s- 20
  11. Athletics- 2 per event
  12. Soccer- 20
  13. Table Tennis- 6
  14. Lawn Tennis- 4

OTHER RULES

1. Under 19 rule: Schools will also be expected to field participants who are under 19 years old in all other disciplines apart from soccer under 16.

2. 90 day rule: As has been the norm, only students who have stayed in their respective schools for at least 90 days prior to the official commencement of the term one games (at Zonal level) will be eligible for participation. This rule does not, though, affect form ones, but new students in other forms must have reported to school by 15th November of the preceding year for them to be eligible.

3. Repeaters: Students repeating will not be allowed to participate during the repeating year. Such students can nevertheless be allowed to participate in the following year. This rule bars all form four repeaters from taking on to the fields of play; during the repeating year.

4. The six year rule: According to KSSSA, a student may participate at the secondary schools’ championships for a maximum period of six continuous years.

5. Documentation: For schools presenting teams, the players/ competitors must have:

  • A copy of the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education, KCPE, certificate; forwarded by the Principal. (For form ones, they will be required to have a copy of their result slip).
  • A group photo with the specified number of players for that event with only the Principal and coach posing with the players in the photo.
  • A copy of the birth certificate also forwarded by the principal.
  • A photo Album (Spreadsheet) certified by the Principal.
  • The school Identity Card bearing the student’s details as indicated on the team list.

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, also released guidelines on protection of learners while on Co- Curricular activities. Via a circular released last year and which is still in force, TSC holds that:

  1. ALL Principals/Headteachers SHALL ensure that for any co-curricular activity (games and sports, music, drama, scouts, girl guides, educational tours, congresses, exchange programmes, debates, symposia, contests etc) within and/or outside the school, pupils/students are accompanied by at least one registered teacher of the same sex depending on the number of students/pupils involved in the activities.
  2. Persons NOT registered as teachers (including teachers whose names have been removed from the register of teachers) should not be incorporated in the school programmes (including co-curricular activities) to teach, handle, manage, coach, supervise and/or assist in the teaching, handling, managing, coaching, supervision of pupils/learners

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2019 KSSSA National Term one games- complete list of qualifiers per region and national pools

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It is another exciting season in the Secondary schools National Term one games as the Coast region plays host to Kenya’s creme de la creme when it comes to matters sports. Shimo La Tewa and Shanzu Teachers Training College in Mombasa is the place to be this April holiday as the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association, KSSSA, presents nut cracking clashes in Rugby 15’s, Rugby 7’s, Handball, Hockey and Basketball. Learners will also be showing their prowess in Athletics and Cross Country. Teams are expected in Mombasa by Monday 8th April, 2019, ahead of action kick off on Tuesday 9th April, 2019.

In basketball both Laiser Hill (boys) and Kaya Tiwi (Girls) will be defending their titles that they won during the 2018 games held at Kangaru school. The two teams have had a good run through their qualifiers from the grass roots where they have recorded colossal wins. It is a similar case in both handball boys and girls as Kimilili and Moi Girls Kamusinga; respectively, bid to defend their titles.

Hopes by Trans Nzoia Mixed to defend their trophy at the national stage were thwarted by newbies St. Mary’s Tachasis who overcame them by a 2-0 margin at the Rift Valley Regional Games final. In the boys’ category, holders St. Anthony’s will be hoping to replicate their heroics at last year’s edition in Kangaru that saw them win gold.

Here is a list of all qualifiers, per Region

COAST REGION QUALIFIERS


 RUGBY 15's
1. Kwale High School

 RUGBY 7's
1. Shimba Hills
2. Barani.
3. Khamis
4. St. Mary's

 HANDBALL- GIRLS
1. New White House
 
 HANDBALL- BOYS
1. New White House
 
 HOCKEY- GIRLS
1. St. Johns
2. Bura Girls
  
 HOCKEY- BOYS
1. St. Charles
2. St. Georges
 
 BASKETBALL- GIRLS
1. Kaya Tiwi
 
 BASKETBALL- BOYS
1. Aga Khan Academy 

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CENTRAL REGION QUALIFIERS


 RUGBY 15's
1. Alliance High School

 RUGBY 7's
1. Kerugoya
2. Thika High School

 HANDBALL- GIRLS
1. Kahuho

 HANDBALL- BOYS
1. Mang'u High School

 HOCKEY- GIRLS
1. Kerugoya

 HOCKEY- BOYS
1. Mpesa Academy

 BASKETBALL- GIRLS
1. Loreto Limuru

 BASKETBALL- BOYS 
1. Alliance Boys.

NYANZA REGION QUALIFIERS

 
RUGBY 15's
1. Maseno School

RUGBY 7's
1. Agoro Sare
2. Chianda 

HANDBALL- GIRLS
1. Sega Girls

HANDBALL- BOYS
1. Kanyawanga

HOCKEY- GIRLS
1. Nyamira Girls

HOCKEY- BOYS
1. Homa Bay High School

BASKETBALL- GIRLS
1. Barchando

BASKETBALL- BOYS 
1. Agoro Sare.

NAIROBI REGION QUALIFIERS

 
RUGBY 15's
1. Dagoretti High

RUGBY 7's
1. Upper Hill
2. Muhuri Muchiri

HANDBALL- GIRLS
1. Dagoretti Mixed*

HANDBALL- BOYS
1. Hospital Hill

HOCKEY- GIRLS
1. Hill Crest

HOCKEY- BOYS
1. Nairobi School

BASKETBALL- GIRLS
1. Buru Buru

BASKETBALL- BOYS  
1. Dagoretti High.

WESTERN REGION QUALIFIERS


RUGBY 15's
1. Kakamega High

RUGBY 7's
1. St. Peters Mumias
2. Vihiga

HANDBALL- GIRLS
1. Moi Girls Kamusinga

HANDBALL- BOYS
1. Kimilili

HOCKEY- GIRLS
1. Misikhu

HOCKEY- BOYS
1. Friends School Kamusinga

BASKETBALL- GIRLS
1. Tigoi Girls

BASKETBALL- BOYS 
1. Sigalame

EASTERN REGION QUALIFIERS

 
RUGBY 15's
1. Kangaru School

RUGBY 7's
1. Mavuti Boys
2. Katwanyaa

HANDBALL- GIRLS
1. Kirigara

HANDBALL- BOYS
1. Mbooni Boys

HOCKEY- GIRLS
1. St. Joseph's Kibwezi

HOCKEY- BOYS
1. Meru School

BASKETBALL- GIRLS
1. Materdei Mua Hills

BASKETBALL- BOYS  
1. Miruriiri

RIFT VALLEY REGION QUALIFIERS

 
RUGBY 15's
1. Kabianga High School.

RUGBY 7's
1. Laiser Hill
2. Menengai

HANDBALL- GIRLS
1. Kirandich

HANDBALL- BOYS
1. Saniak High School.

HOCKEY- GIRLS
1. St. Mary's Tachasis

HOCKEY- BOYS
1. St. Anthony's

BASKETBALL- GIRLS
1. St. Bridgits Girls

BASKETBALL- BOYS  
1. Laiser Hill.

NORTH EASTERN REGION QUALIFIERS

BASKETBALL
GIRLS
1. Wajir Girls

BOYS
1. Darul Hikma

HANDBALL
GIRLS
1. Volunteer Girls

BOYS
1. Garissa High

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Ministry of Education releases updated 2019 calendar for Sports, Co-Curricular activities; omits Decathlon, Heptathlon and cross Country

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In Summary:
  • Decathlon, Heptathlon and Cross County scrapped from the Secondary Schools’ calendar.
  • Both Rugby 15’s and 7’s to be played in term one.
  • Tanzania to host the Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Associations games, next year.
  • Special schools’ sports to run concurrently with the other disciplines
  • Ministry puts a ceiling on the maximum number of participants.

The Ministry of Education has released an updated 2019 Co-Curricular activities calendar of events. The circular gives details on the hosts for National and East Africa games. In the circular dated 27th November, 2018, sent to all Regional Coordinators of Education, County Directors of Education, Sub County Directors and Principals of tertiary institutions, Term one National games for secondary schools will be held at the Coast Region in April (5th to 14th April, 2018).

The circular written by the Ministry of Education’s Principal Secretary, Dr. Belio Kipsang, gives details of the number of participants to grace the national and East Africa games. For Term one Secondary Schools’ National games, the Ministry has given a capitation of participants at 1912. Missing from the circular, though, is the schedule for Decathlon, Heptathlon and Cross County; events which have been held alongside ball games, in term two games. Whether the omission is by design or erroneous, remains to be seen.  But, drawn into next year’s School games are championships for students from special needs schools.

Here is a collated summary on the circular:

  1. SECONDARY SCHOOLS’ GAMES CALENDAR
  • Term One Games ( featuring: Basketball, Hockey, Rugby 15’s, Rugby 7’s, Swimming, Handball and Athletics) shall be held at Shimo La Tewa and Shanzu TTC, in Mombasa County of the Coast Region between 5th and 14th April, 2019 . A total of about 1,912 participants will be competing. The championship will also feature about 600 participants from the Special Secondary Schools.
  • Term two Games (Featuring: Rugby 7’s, Netball, Football U16 & U19, Volleyball and Racquet games) will be held at the lake side city of Kisumu (Nyanza Region) between 26 th July to 4th August, 2019. Missing from this schedule, though, are: Decathlon, Heptathlon and Cross Country championships. A total of 1,408 participants, drawn from the eight regions, will compete during the term 2 games. About 600 participants from the Special Needs Secondary Schools will also be in competition.
2. FEDERATION OF EAST AFRICAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS’ GAMES (FEASSSA)

Tanzania will host the 18th edition of the Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Associations, FEASSA, games next year. The games that shall be staged in Arusha will run from 15th to 24th August, 2019. A total of 700 participants from Kenya will be taking part in the FEASSSA Championship, in 2019 (next year).

3. KENYA NATIONAL DRAMA FESTIVAL

The Nationals in the Kenya National Drama Festival shall be held from 3rd to 13th of April, 2018. The event will be staged in the Western Region, Kakamega County, featuring a total of 15,000 Participants.

4. KENYA NATIONAL DRAMA FESTIVAL NATIONAL WORKSHOP FOR TRAINERS.

The training is slated for 5th to 10th of December, 2018, at the Kenya School of Government in Embu County of Eastern Region. About two hundred trainers will be in attendance.

5. KENYA SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR COMPETITIONS

The National fair shall be held at the Rift Valley, Nakuru County, from 7th to 12th April, 2019. Approximately 800 participants will be show casing their prowess in Science.

6. KENYA SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR TRAINING

The training for National trainers is scheduled for 4th to 5th of January, 2019, at the Machakos University.

7. KENYA MUSIC FESTIVAL WRITERS’ WORKSHOP

The workshop was slated for the 30th November to 5th December, 2018, at the Kenya School of Government. A total of 80 participants were to be in attendance.

8. KENYA MUSIC FESTIVAL NATIONAL ADJUDICATORS AND TRAINERS WORKSHOP
  • Venue: Tom Mboya Labour College, in Kisumu.
  • Dates: 15th to 19th April, 2019.
  • Number of Participants: 200
9. KENYA MUSIC FESTIVAL, NATIONAL LEVEL
  • Venue: Kabarak University, Nakuru County; Rift Valley Region
  • Dates: 5th to 17th August, 2019.
  • Number of participants: 100,000
10. EAST AFRICA MUSIC DANCE AND DRAMA
  • Venue: Fort Portal, Uganda
  • Dates: 16th to 23rd August, 2019.
  • Number of participants: 500
11. EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY STUDENTS’ ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION
  • March, 2019: Distribution of topics 2019 Essay topics to schools.
  • May/ June, 2019: Follow-up and publicity of Essay topics in schools.
12. PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ CHAMPIONSHIPS
  • Term 1 games (featuring Athletics):
    • Venue: Mumias Stadium, Kakamega County; Western Region.
    • Dates: 7th to 13th April, 2019.
    • Number of Participants: About 800. The Special needs primary schools will have 600 participants.
  • Term 2 Games (featuring Ball Games)
    • Venue: Meru School and Kaaga Girls in Eastern Region, Meru County.
    • Dates: 31st July to 7th August, 2019.
    • Number of participants: Approximately 1,000. The Special needs primary schools will have 1,000 participants.
13. KENYA TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGES NATIONAL BALL GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP
  • Venue: Meru TTC, Eastern Region; Meru County.
  • Dates: 28th March to 5th April, 2019.
  • Number of Participants: 1,300.
14. KENYA TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGES NATIONAL PARALYMPIC AND ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIP:
  • Venue: Eregi TTC; Western Region, Kakamega County.
  • Dates: 12th to 20th May, 2019.
  • Number of Participants: 800.
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KSSSA releases the 2019 National Games’ pooling

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The Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association, KSSSA, has released the pooling for the 2019 term one national games. National Term one games will be held at Shimo La Tewa and Shanzu TTC, in Mombasa County of the Coast Region between 5th and 14th April, 2019. A total of about 1,912 participants will be competing in Basketball, Hockey, Rugby 15’s, Rugby 7’s, Swimming, Handball, Cross Country and Athletics.

According to the Calendar released by the Ministry of Education, Term two Games (Featuring: Netball, Football U16 & U19, Volleyball and Racquet games) will be held at the lake side city of Kisumu (Nyanza Region) between 26th July to 4th August, 2019. 

KSSSA NATIONAL TERM ONE POOLING- 2019

RUGBY 15’s

The host region, Coast, will be presenting two teams since North Eastern Region does not present a team in Rugby.

POOL A

  1. Coast Region Team 1
  2. Central
  3. Nyanza
  4. Nairobi

POOL B

  1. Coast Region Team 2
  2. Western
  3. Eastern
  4. Rift Valley

HAND BALL- GIRLS

POOL A

  1. Nyanza
  2. North Eastern
  3. Central
  4. Rift Valley

POOL B

  1. Coast
  2. Nairobi
  3. Western
  4. Eastern

HANDBALL- BOYS

POOL A

  1. Nairobi
  2. Rift Valley
  3. Coast
  4. Central

POOL B

  1. Eastern
  2. Nyanza
  3. Western
  4. North Eastern

HOCKEY- GIRLS

The host region, Coast, will still present two teams in both hockey boys and girls as North Eastern does not present hockey teams.

POOL A

  1. Coast 1
  2. Eastern
  3. Nyanza
  4. Rift Valley

POOL B

  1. Coast 2
  2. Western
  3. Central
  4. Nairobi

HOCKEY- BOYS

POOL A

  1. Coast 1
  2. Nyanza
  3. Western
  4. Nairobi

POOL B

  1. Coast 2
  2. Eastern
  3. Rift Valley
  4. Central

BASKETBALL- GIRLS

POOL A

  1. Rift Valley
  2. Western
  3. North Eastern
  4. Nyanza

POOL B

  1. Eastern
  2. Nairobi
  3. Coast
  4. Central

BASKETBALL- BOYS

POOL A

  1. Central
  2. Coast
  3. North Eastern
  4. Rift Valley

POOL B

  1. Nairobi
  2. Nyanza
  3. Eastern
  4. Western

Teams that won the 2018, National term one games will have to work through the qualification stages at lower levels if they have intentions of defending their national titles. This is due to the fact that KSSSA rules do not give tickets to defending champions to grace the national games directly. Last year’s games were staged at Kangaru school, Embu county- Eastern Region.

KSSSA 2018 TERM ONE NATIONAL GAMES- FINAL RANKINGS

BASKETBAL
BOYS

  1. Laiser Hill
  2. Sigalame
  3. Ambira
  4. Meru School
  5. Alliance
  6. Agha Khan
  7. Dagoretti
  8. Wajir

 MVP: Malek Maliel- Laiser Hill

GIRLS

  1. Kaya Tiwi
  2. Butere
  3. Buru Buru
  4. Loreto
  5. Barchando
  6. Kirigara
  7. Moi Eldoret
  8. Moi Mandera

MVP: Triza Othuoni – Kaya Tiwi

HANDBALL

GIRLS

  1. Moi Kamusinga
  2. Sega
  3. Kirandich
  4. Kwanthanze
  5. New Jogoo
  6. New White House
  7. Kahuho
  8. North Estern

MVP: Cynthia Akinyi- Sega

BOYS

  1. Kimilili
  2. Kanyawanga
  3. Nduluni
  4. Saniak
  5. Lenana
  6. Mangu
  7. New White House
  8. North Eastern

  MVP-Duncan Kimutai- Kimilili

HOCKEY

BOYS

  1. ST ANTHONY
  2. Upper Hill
  3. Musingu
  4. Kisumu Day

 MVP- Ian Oyando- Musingu

GIRLS

  1. TRAN Nzoia MIXED
  2. Tigoi
  3. Kerugoya
  4. Nyamira Girls

 MVP: Joan Angellah- Tigoi

 RUGBY 15s

  1. UPPER HILL
  2. Menengai
  3. Kakamega
  4. St. Marys Yala
  5. Kangaru
  6. Alliance
  7. Miathene
  8. Galana

 MVP:Davis Nyaundo- Menengai

SWIMMING – GIRLS

 RASHID Rukia- NRB

 Mumbi- NRB

Boys

Okal Joseph Nyanza

ATHLETICS

GIRLS

Gloria Mulei- Eastern

BOYS

Babu Meshack- RV

 2018 TERM ONE- OVERALL REGIONAL RANKING

  1. Rift Valley
  2. Western
  3. Nyanza
  4. Nairobi and Coast
  5. Eastern
  6. Central
  7. North Eastern

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