This season, the Kisii County Secondary Schools boys' football championship is the goal for Cardinal Otunga High School, Mosocho.
The goal is to represent Kisii County at the regionals for the first time in a long time, according to coach Bukkie Onduso, who stated Monday.
Cardinal Otunga High School, Mosocho, Giants Open competition was won by his side on Sunday, 5-4 thanks to post-match penalties. Onduso made this statement following his team's victory.
The coach expressed confidence in his youthful team's ability to qualify for the regionals by saying, "They will repeat the past performances of the rugby, basketball, and hockey teams."
There will be Term Two games from August 9–13 at Cardinal Otunga and Kisii School.
Cardinal Otunga defeated St. Paul's Gekano 4-3 on penalties in the semifinals after the teams tied 1-1 in regulation. Nyanchwa Boys defeated God Marera 2-1 in the other semifinal.
Masosa Secondary, under the direction of Bob Mosaisi, defeated St. Paul's Gekano 17–16 in a close game to win the handball championship. Masosa defeated Cardinal Otunga 10-9 in the semifinals, while St. Paul's Gekano defeated Nyanchwa 16-14.
Many Nyanchwa Boys, the Kisii County basketball boys' champions, defeated Cardinal Otunga, the hosts, 76-62, in a dramatic championship game.
After winning against the hosts, Cardinal Otunga, and Nyanchwa Boys, St. Paul's Gekano was crowned the rugby 15s champion. After a tense 25-19 victory over hosts Cardinal Otunga in the first game, Nyamira County 15 champions Gekano defeated Nyanchwa 12-3.

After crushing Nyanchwa Boys 42-0, Cardinal Otunga had to settle for second place.
God Marera won the volleyball championship with a straight-set 25-20, 25-23, 25-22 victory over St. Paul's Gekano. God Marera defeated Kisii School in straight sets en route to the finals, while Gekano overcame Cardinal Otunga 3-2.