The stage is set for an electrifying showdown as eight football giants clash in the FKF Kakamega Branch Mini League, scheduled to take place on 13th and 14th September 2025. This highly anticipated tournament will feature seven zonal champions and one playoff winner, all battling for the coveted title of Branch Champion.
⚽ Teams Competing for Glory
Representing the best from across Kakamega County, the following clubs have earned their place through hard-fought zonal competitions and playoffs:
Zone A – Warriors FC
Zone B – Red Eagles FC
Zone C – Tumaini FC
Zone D – Tsunami FC
Zone E – Manwar FC
Zone F – Eshikufu FC
Zone G – Matungu Black Stars FC
Playoff Winner – Bushiangala TTI
Each team brings its unique style, passion, and tactical prowess, promising fans an unforgettable weekend of football action.
What’s at Stake?
Massive bragging rights and cash prizes await the top three finishers:
磊 Champion – Ksh 150,000 + Trophy + Awards
賂 2nd Place – Ksh 100,000 + Trophy + Awards
雷 3rd Place – Ksh 50,000 + Trophy + Awards
In addition to the main prizes, individual players will also be recognized with several awards, including Best Player, Top Scorer, Best Goalkeeper, and more.
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Match Venue & Fixtures
Dates: 13th – 14th September 2025
Venue: Matete Stadium
Stay tuned for the official match schedule and venue details, which will be released shortly.
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Join the Action!
Whether you’re a passionate supporter, a football enthusiast, or a scout looking for rising talent, the FKF Kakamega Mini League is where you want to be. Come witness raw talent, community pride, and the beautiful game at its grassroots best!
For updates, fixtures, and live coverage, follow us on our social media platforms and the official FKF Kakamega Branch website.
Eldoret, 27th July 2025 – Huruma Grounds in Eldoret came alive on Sunday as it hosted an exciting Three Counties Ladies Football Friendly Mini-League, featuring top women’s teams from Uasin Gishu, Elgeyo Marakwet, and Kakamega Counties.
The one-day event brought together Huruma Starlets (Uasin Gishu), Iten Queens (Elgeyo Marakwet), and The Iron Ladies Soccer Club (Kakamega) for a showcase of skill, determination, and women’s football development in the region.
Dignitaries in Attendance
The event was graced by notable football stakeholders, including FKF Kakamega Chairman Jeff Mudembei, FKF Uasin Gishu Chairman Peter Chesang, FKF Uasin Gishu Treasurer, FKF Uasin Gishu Youth Representative, as well as coaches and team managers from the three counties.
From Left to Right a coach from Eldoret, FKF Uasin Gishu Treasurer, FKF Uasin Gishu Chairman Peter Chesang, FKF Kakamega Chairman Jeff Mudembei, a coach from Uasin Gishu and FKF Uasin Gishu Youth Rep.
FKF Kakamega Chairman Jeff Mudembei praised the initiative, saying:
“This is the kind of event that shows the future of women’s football in Kenya is bright. We need to keep giving these players opportunities to compete at all levels.”
FKF Uasin Gishu Chairman Peter Chesang echoed the sentiments:
“Our focus as FKF is to ensure that grassroots development remains strong. These girls are talented, and we will keep supporting such inter-county engagements.”
The FKF Uasin Gishu Treasurer added:
“Financial planning and accountability are key to growing ladies’ football. We will work with all stakeholders to make these events more sustainable.”
“This friendlies set up has shown that with the right structures, we can nurture stars for the national team. Our young girls deserve these platforms.”
Opening Fixture: Iten Queens vs Iron Ladies
The day kicked off with a thrilling clash between Iten Queens and The Iron Ladies. Fans witnessed an entertaining match filled with attacking football and tactical brilliance, proving once again that Kenya’s women’s football has immense potential.
The Iron Ladies stamped their authority with a 3-0 victory over the Elgeyo Marakwet side, thanks to clinical finishing and solid teamwork.
Iron Ladies Technical Director and Head Coach Lemmy Easter said:
“We came here to compete and also learn. The girls executed the game plan perfectly. These inter-county events are vital for exposure and growth.”
Iten Queens Team Manager Mr. Ahmad admitted his side faced a tough opponent:
“Iron Ladies are experienced, and today they showed it. But this is a learning curve for us, and we will come back stronger.”
Iten Queens Coach Mr. Omondi added:
“Our players need more competitive matches like this. The gap is not huge; with better training, we will catch up.”
Huruma Starlets Coach Mr. Fred, whose team was also scheduled to play, expressed disappointment at the event being cut short:
“It’s sad that we couldn’t finish the fixtures. Our girls were ready, and such opportunities don’t come every day.”
Unfortunate End to the Event
Despite the promising start, the mini-league was abruptly cut short after a section of rowdy men stormed the grounds, claiming they had a right to use the pitch for the remainder of the day. The incident disrupted the event and left organizers and fans disappointed.
Huruma Starlets in white watch from safe distance as their match vs the Kakamega side The Iron Ladies was disrupted by rowdy men teams who occupied the field and disrupted the event
The Way Forward
Both FKF chairmen emphasized that such disruptions should never happen again and pledged to tighten coordination between event organizers, FKF branches, and local authorities.
FKF Kakamega Chairman Jeff Mudembei stated:
“Going forward, all events will have formal bookings and security arrangements in place. We want our players to enjoy football without interference.”
FKF Uasin Gishu Chairman Peter Chesang added:
“We will work closely with the county government and law enforcement to ensure grounds are properly secured. Women’s football deserves respect and protection.”
Plans are also underway to schedule a rematch for the unfinished fixtures and to create more structured inter-county women’s friendlies and tournaments to develop the sport among women.
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