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The University of Nairobi (UON) emerged as the top university in the conference after delivering an outstanding performance during the just-concluded Kenya University Sports Federation (KUSF)–Nairobi South Conference (NASOKUSF) 2025/2026 Indoor Championships. The 2025/2026 season has been a landmark year for our teams, marked by exceptional performances across all indoor disciplines. From September 2025 to February 2026, our teams consistently demonstrated remarkable skill, discipline, teamwork, and resilience.

University of Nairobi Mean Machine suffered a 21–12 defeat to South Coast Pirates in a Kenya Rugby Union Championship match played over the weekend.

The encounter was a closely fought contest, with Mean Machine displaying strong defensive organization and competitive intent throughout the game. However, missed opportunities proved costly as South Coast Pirates made the most of key moments to secure the win.

UON Basketball, famously known as The Terrorists, have capped off an inspiring season defined by resilience, discipline, and relentless hard work. From intense training sessions to tough league battles, the team’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable.

Competing in a highly competitive Premier League, UON Basketball finished 8th overall, a testament to their growth and fighting spirit against some of the country’s top sides. But it was on the university stage where their true character shone brightest.

The University of Nairobi Men’s Basketball Team, popularly known as The Terrorists, showcased outstanding performance at the Kenya Universities Sports Federation (KUSF) Nairobi South Conference, sealing their place among the top contenders heading toward the National Games scheduled for this December at the University of Eldoret.

Mean Machine rolls into the weekend with unstoppable energy as they prepare for their second clash of the 2025/2026 campaign against the JKUAT Cougars this weekend 29th November,2025, carrying the hunger, discipline and fire that defined their opening weekend. The boys in blue have trained with purpose all week, sharpening their phases, tightening their defence and polishing their set pieces as they lock in for another high-intensity battle.

The University of Nairobi’s legendary rugby side, Mean Machine RFC, is fired up for an explosive 2025/2026 campaign as both Machine I and Machine II gear up to conquer the KRU Championship and Nationwide League respectively. Machine I kicks off their season this Saturday, 22nd November, against Homeboyz RFC, and the boys are locked in with one mission—win the championship and restore Machine dominance. The squad has shown incredible hunger, discipline, and power in training, blending experienced leaders with fresh young talent ready to make their mark.

The University of Nairobi hockey teams made their presence felt at the coast this past weekend during the Kenya Hockey Union (KHU) League matches held on April 19th and 20th, 2025, at the Mombasa Sports Club. Facing stiff competition, the Cubs, Lions, and the ladies’ team all showed grit, skill, and team spirit in a weekend of thrilling action.

The UoN Dynamites delivered a commanding performance in the KBF Premier League, blowing away the Storms with a 52-36 win. From the opening whistle, the Dynamites brought intensity, teamwork, and precision, controlling the tempo and leaving the Storms chasing shadows.

With smart plays on both ends of the court and a defense that held strong under pressure, UoN proved they’re a force to be reckoned with this season. It wasn’t just a win—it was a statement.

The Dynamites are rising

The University of Nairobi, in partnership with Masese Za Abdala & Rapture Resource Agency, hosted the vibrant "Talanta Bila Uraibu" Campus Soccer Tournament at the Main Campus Sports Grounds. Organized through the University’s Directorate of Sports, this two-day event held on the 12th and 13th aimed to promote a drug-free lifestyle among students through the power of sports.

The Vice Chancellor held a consultative meeting today to discuss matters pertaining the performance of Mean Machine (UON Rugby team) and challenges thereof. The team agreed on a bounce back strategy which will see Machine reclaim their title in the Kenya Cup.

In attendance are; DVC(AA) -Prof. Leonidah Kerubo,KRU Chairman- Alexander Mutai, Mean Machine First Captain (1977)- Cliff Mukulu ,Ag. Director,Sports and Games-Rose Marete, Games Tutor in charge Rugby team-Raphael Kithuka and the current Mean Machine captain -Victor Mwangi.