BY BEVALYN BHOKE

Nandi County’s primary school volleyball team made a strong statement at the regional finals held in Trans Nzoia County, cruising to victory and earning a place in the National Championships set for Kakamega. Their straight-set win over the hosts was not just a result of talent, but a culmination of tactical discipline and strategic execution.

A Team Built on Structure and Preparation

What stood out during the finals was Nandi’s structured style of play. Every pass, spike, and block reflected hours of meticulous training and well-defined roles on the court. The players moved in sync, relying on instinctive teamwork rather than individual heroics. This level of organization proved too much for their opponents, who struggled to respond to Nandi's relentless pace.

Player Development and Leadership

Key players such as number 5, number 6, and the spiker demonstrated consistency in both defense and attack. Their calm control, accurate service, and powerful finishes kept pressure on the Trans Nzoia side throughout the match. The team’s on-court leadership and bench coordination reflected the guiding hand of experienced coaching.

Looking Toward Nationals

With this regional victory, Nandi has established itself as a serious contender for the national title. Their path to the finals included wins over strong teams from Narok, Kajiado, and West Pokot, making their dominance even more significant. As the team turns its attention to the Nationals, the focus remains on discipline, cohesion, and building on their current momentum.