The thrilling showdown at Nyayo Stadium saw the Trailblazers outshine Kenya Forest Services (KFS) with a 3-1 victory in a highly competitive volleyball match.

The Trailblazers started on a high note, taking the first set 25-12 with sheer dominance. KFS responded fiercely, narrowly edging out their opponents 25-23 in the second set to level the match.

However, the Trailblazers regained control, sealing the third set 25-16 before closing the contest with a hard-fought 25-23 win in the fourth set.

A standout moment came in the third set, when Juliad Mbape delivered a powerful spike, boosting the Trailblazers’ momentum and paving the way for their triumph.

Meanwhile Former champions GSU displayed resilience and determination as they overcame a spirited NYS side, securing a hard-fought 3-1 victory in an intense KVF Men’s League encounter.

Set Scores: 25:15, 22:25, 25:21, 25:15

Led by Coach Tarus, GSU faced a formidable challenge from NYS, particularly from their star player Kipruto (Jersey No. 12), who proved to be a relentless force on the court. However, the disciplined GSU squad dug deep, employing a strategic approach to neutralize the opposition and claim a well-earned win.

The victory significantly boosts GSU’s chances of finishing at the top of the league standings, reinforcing their championship aspirations.

“We knew this was going to be a tough match, and our players showed incredible grit to secure the win. It was a collective effort, and I’m proud of the way we handled the challenge,” said Coach Tarus in a post-match interview.

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