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What next after Kenya’s success in Commonwealth Youth Games?

Kenya Under-18 girls’ national rugby sevens players hurdle before a training session at Kasarani Annex on July 27, 2023 before the naming of the squad for the Commonwealth Youth Games slated for August 4-11 in Trinidad and Tobago.

Photo credit: Sila Kiplagat | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Let’s help as many talented youth as possible excel in sport, and in life. Success might look like the next Collins Injera or Eliud Kipchoge.
  • It might also be a higher education scholarship to turn around the life of a youngster and their family.

The curtain has come down on Commonwealth Youth Games in Trinidad and Tobago.

Our athletes under the age of 18 put up a great show, winning five gold, and four silver medals to finish sixth on the medals table. This is a huge improvement on the team’s performance in the previous edition in Nassau, Bahamas where Kenya won four medals. It is also Kenya’s best performance at the Commonwealth Youth Games.