Thika, Kenya – August 2025 – The recently concluded Kiambu Aquatics Inter-Club Invitational Swimming Championship at Mpesa Foundation Academy was nothing short of spectacular. The event brought together hundreds of swimmers, passionate parents, and dedicated officials, ending on a high note with exceptional performances and unforgettable moments.

This historic gala marked a proud milestone as Kiambu County became the first county in Kenya to launch a structured, competitive swimming league. The league will not only nurture grassroots talent but also raise the bar for competitive swimming across the nation.

💦 Prize Pool to Inspire Champions

Thanks to the support of partners and sponsors, the KCAA League 2025–2026 kicks off with an impressive KSh. 100,000 prize pool, with more expected as additional sponsors come on board.

🏆 Overall Champion: KSh. 50,000
🥈 1st Runner-Up: KSh. 30,000
🥉 2nd Runner-Up: KSh. 20,000

In addition, the technical committee has established official Kiambu Aquatics Meet Records. Any swimmer who breaks a record will receive recognition and rewards, creating even more motivation for young athletes to excel.

🏅 Spotlight on a Key Sponsor

The championship would not have been possible without the support of Genesis Sports Limited, one of Kenya’s largest and most trusted sports stores. Their generous sponsorship has been vital in fueling this season’s success.

For quality and affordable sports gear with nationwide delivery, visit 👉 www.genesissports.co.ke.

🌍 Calling All Teams

The KCAA invites teams from across the region to join this landmark league. Participation offers a chance to track progress across the season, compete at the highest levels, and be part of Kenya’s swimming history.

Clubs are also encouraged to pay affiliation fees, which directly contribute to the smooth running of the federation, including covering administrative and operational costs.

📞 For inquiries & registration, call or WhatsApp: 0757 222 233

Next up: KCAA Level One Gala – September 20–21, 2025.

Orca: The Storm in Kiambu Waters 🌊

While champions were crowned and medals raised, one story stood out—the rise of Orca Swim Club.

The Man Behind the Wave

Leading Orca is Coach Silas Kennedy—a former national breaststroker, born and raised in Dandora. Once a boxer, now a swimming visionary, Silas carries with him not just passion but ASCA Level 5 Certification, the highest honor in global swim coaching.

Silas is a fighter, a dreamer, and a builder of champions. Away from the pool, he’s fueled by speed bikes; inside it, he’s crafting the next generation of fearless swimmers.

The Orca Dream

In just a short time, Silas has molded a team of boys and girls who swim with grit, speed, and determination—like they were born with gills. His ambition? To dominate the Kiambu Aquatics League for three consecutive seasons and then storm the national stage.

The stakes are even higher. A wealthy parent in the hospitality sector and member of Orca has promised Silas a superbike reward—but only if Orca defeats two of Kenya’s powerhouse teams, one from Nairobi and one from Mombasa.

Is the mission impossible? Not in Orca’s dream.

🔥 Orca isn’t here to participate. Orca is here to rule the waters.

Final Word

The Kiambu Aquatics Inter-Club Invitational Championship has set the tone for the 2025–2026 swimming season. With structured competition, a growing prize pool, and passionate clubs like Orca shaking up the waters, the future of Kenyan swimming has never looked brighter.

🌊 KCAA Strong. Next Wave Ready.