Sports’ Update

10th May 2025

U19 Boys Rugby – Rosslyn 7s Tournament Report

The U19 boys put on a remarkable performance at the Rosslyn 7s Tournament, despite the challenge of competing with a squad of only nine players. Braeburn was placed in Pool B, alongside BGE, Strathmore, and Shamas.

Pool Results:

  • Braeburn 14–12 BGE
  • Braeburn 14–12 Strathmore

Special mention to Prince Kigen, whose resilience and determination were on full display as he chased down an opponent over 50 metres to make a crucial try-saving tackle

  • Braeburn 33–0 Shamas

Finishing top of their pool, Braeburn advanced to the semi-finals, where they delivered an emphatic 35–7 win over hosts Rosslyn Academy.

In the final, Braeburn faced Strathmore once again.

Braeburn School struck first with a try from Atona, though the conversion was missed. Strathmore soon responded with a converted try, taking a narrow 7–5 lead into half-time.

In the second half, Atona completed his brace, securing a thrilling 10–7 victory and the tournament championship for Braeburn.

Leon Adongo

Director of Sport

Tuesday 6th May

U15 Boys Rugby Vs Braeside & Rusinga @ Braeside

Braeburn School showed excellent resilience and teamwork, bouncing back strongly after a narrow loss in Game 1 to win the next two matches and take the series 2-1.

Standout Moment:

Spencer Nyachoti lit up the field with an incredible 50 metre solo run, slicing through four defenders to score a sensational try!

MVP:

Kuya Nabaala – A dominant force throughout the series, Kuya’s powerful running and aggressive carries earned him 4 tries and the well-deserved MVP honours.


Leon Adongo

Director of Sport


Thursday 8th May

U15 Girls A & B Basketball Vs Hillcrest @ BGR- 3:00pm

The U15 girls had their A and B matches versus Hillcrest this past Thursday. It was a tight affair on both courts, with the teams matching each other closely in strength and skill. The B team made a mighty come back from 8 down to finish a close 17-18 loss, even as the As held their own to finish with a 23-13 loss. Adequate start to the season, we are looking forward to more fruitful returns ahead

Nzakwa Kaloki

Girls' PE

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