A thrilling weekend of university sports unfolded as the Kenya University Sports Federation (KUSF) Women Championship took place at Taita Taveta University, bringing together top institutions from across the country in a display of talent, competition and sportsmanship.

Kaimosi Friends University athletes compete in Ultimate Frisbee during the KUSF Women Championship held at Taita Taveta University.

Kaimosi Friends University (KAFU) fielded a strong contingent of athletes who competed in several disciplines including tennis, badminton, athletics and Ultimate Frisbee, demonstrating the university’s growing strength in women’s sports. At the same time, the university’s Taekwondo and Karate teams represented KAFU at a parallel competition held in Kakamega, further showcasing the institution’s commitment to sporting excellence.

The championship provided a competitive platform for student-athletes to test their skills against some of the best university teams in the country. Throughout the weekend, KAFU athletes displayed determination, discipline and teamwork as they competed across the different sporting categories.

KAFU athletes pose for a group photo with their medals after an impressive performance at the Kenya University Sports Federation (KUSF) Women Championship at Taita Taveta University.

The highlight of the tournament came in Ultimate Frisbee, where KAFU delivered an impressive performance to emerge among the top teams. The university’s Ultimate Frisbee side once again demonstrated its growing reputation in the sport, showcasing sharp passing, tactical discipline and strong coordination throughout the matches.

The team’s success continues to cement KAFU’s position as one of the rising forces in Ultimate Frisbee within university sports in Kenya. Over the past few seasons, the team has consistently produced strong performances in regional and national competitions, reflecting the dedication of the players and coaching staff.

In athletics, Daysie Cherono also made the university proud after securing a silver medal, adding to KAFU’s list of achievements during the championship weekend. Her performance stood out as one of the highlights for the university’s athletics team, demonstrating resilience and determination on the track.

A KAFU Taekwondo athlete engages an opponent during a bout at the inter-university competition in Kakamega.

University sports officials praised the athletes for their commitment and discipline, noting that their performance reflects the institution’s continued investment in nurturing talent and promoting active student participation in co-curricular activities.

The participation of KAFU teams in multiple disciplines across different venues over the weekend also underscored the university’s expanding sports programme and its dedication to providing opportunities for student-athletes to compete at the highest level.

As the teams return to campus with renewed motivation and valuable competitive experience, the university community celebrates their achievements and looks forward to even greater success in upcoming competitions. The strong showing at the KUSF Women Championship further highlights KAFU’s growing presence in the national university sports arena.