Teamwork & Unity
Every pass, every set, every play is built on trust. We cultivate collaboration, communication, and collective pride that extends beyond the field into every classroom and dormitory.
Building champions on and off the field through discipline, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence in every game we play.
At Olderkesi Senior School, sports are more than games they are a way of life. Our comprehensive athletics program nurtures talent, builds character, and fosters a culture of healthy competition. From football pitches to basketball courts, from athletics tracks to volleyball nets, every student finds their arena to shine.
"Champions are made when no one is watching."
Every pass, every set, every play is built on trust. We cultivate collaboration, communication, and collective pride that extends beyond the field into every classroom and dormitory.
Early morning drills, strict training schedules, and unwavering commitment. Our athletes learn that excellence is earned through consistent effort and self-discipline.
Physical education is mandatory for all students. Structured fitness programs, nutrition guidance, and injury prevention ensure every student stays healthy and active.
We compete at county, regional, and national levels. Our teams train to win with integrity, respecting opponents, officials, and the spirit of fair play.
Scouting programs, specialized coaching, and scholarship pathways. We identify raw talent early and provide the resources to transform potential into achievement.
Sports are for everyone. Inter-house competitions, recreational leagues, and fun-day events ensure every student regardless of skill level participates and enjoys.
Our flagship sport with two full-sized pitches. Boys' and girls' teams compete in county and regional leagues with professional coaching staff.
Two outdoor courts with floodlights for evening practice. Fast-paced training programs focusing on agility, shooting, and tactical play.
Beach and standard volleyball courts. Our teams are known for powerful spikes and solid defense, regularly reaching regional semifinals.
Full-contact rugby sevens and fifteens. Rigorous conditioning, tactical training, and a culture of respect and resilience define our rugby program.
Dedicated netball courts with certified umpires. Strategic passing, shooting drills, and inter-school tournaments throughout the year.
Indoor table tennis facility with 4 professional tables. Regular tournaments and skill development for both recreational and competitive players.
100m, 200m, and 400m dash training on our standard athletics track. Sprint coaches focus on start technique, stride efficiency, and race strategy.
800m, 1500m, 3000m, and 5000m events. Endurance training on cross-country routes around the school grounds and neighboring terrain.
Long jump, high jump, triple jump, discus, javelin, and shot put. Dedicated pits and throwing areas with certified measurement equipment.
Strategic mind sports that build concentration and critical thinking. Regular inter-house and inter-school tournaments with ranked play.
Indoor badminton courts with proper flooring and lighting. Singles and doubles training with shuttlecock drills and match simulations.
Group fitness sessions, dance routines, and aerobic competitions. Open to all students as a fun way to stay fit and express creativity.
Our sports infrastructure is continuously upgraded to provide students with professional-grade training environments. From floodlit pitches to modern gym equipment, every facility is designed to nurture athletic excellence.
Full-sized natural grass pitches with goal posts, corner flags, and spectator stands.
400m cinder track with marked lanes, starting blocks, and field event areas.
Outdoor courts with acrylic surfacing, floodlights, and adjustable hoops.
Multiple courts with proper nets, boundary markings, and seating for spectators.
Equipped with weights, treadmills, stationary bikes, and resistance training machines.
Multi-purpose hall for badminton, table tennis, chess, and indoor training sessions.
Morning fitness: 5:30 AM 6:30 AM (Team athletes only)
Boys' team clinched the Narok County Secondary Schools Football Championship, defeating 24 competing schools.
Our 4x100m relay team secured silver at the Rift Valley Regional Championships with a school record time.
Girls' netball team reached the county finals for the third consecutive year, demonstrating consistent excellence.
Boys' basketball team advanced to the regional semifinals for the first time in school history.
Daniel Kiprotich set a new Narok County long jump record of 6.82m, qualifying for national trials.
Girls' volleyball team won the Rift Valley Regional Championship and represented the region at nationals.
Inter-school league matches every Wednesday and Saturday. County qualifiers begin in Week 6.
School-level trials followed by county and regional cross country meets. Open to all distance runners.
School sports day, county athletics championships, and regional qualifiers for national competitions.
Intensive training camps, friendly matches, and official league fixtures across the county.
Annual rugby sevens invitational tournament hosting teams from across the Rift Valley region.
Annual inter-house sports competition culminating in the prestigious Sports Awards Ceremony.
No prior experience is required. We welcome students of all skill levels. Beginners receive foundational training, while experienced athletes join advanced squads. Everyone gets a chance to participate and improve.
The school provides all essential equipment including balls, nets, rackets, bats, protective gear, and track equipment. Students only need to bring personal items like proper sports shoes and training attire.
Yes, students can join multiple sports during different terms or seasons. However, we recommend focusing on one or two primary sports to allow adequate time for training, academics, and rest.
Yes, talented athletes may qualify for sports bursaries and scholarships. Selection is based on performance in trials, commitment to training, and academic standing. Contact the Games Master for details.
All training sessions are supervised by qualified coaches and a first aid officer is present. Minor injuries are treated at the school dispensary. Serious injuries are referred to Narok County Hospital with school transport.
Team captains are chosen through a combination of coach recommendation, peer voting, and demonstrated leadership. Captains must maintain good academic standing and serve as role models for their teammates.
Discover your potential on the field. Talk to the Games Master or visit the Sports Office to sign up for trials today.