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The Women’s MVP race has erupted into chaos.

For weeks, Trizah Onolia looked untouchable at the top. But after missing a few weeks of action, the door swung open and the contenders wasted no time.

Maxmilla Secret has stormed to the top of the leaderboard, powering her way into first with relentless grit and one standout performance after another. Right on her heels is Wendy Jabiya, whose dominant run over the past few weeks has propelled her into second and firmly into the MVP conversation!

Meanwhile, Trizah Onolia drops to third, but don’t count her out just yet. With so little separating the top contenders, one monster performance could flip the standings all over again.

The Women’s MVP race isn’t just close; it’s an all-out battle, and the crown is still up for grabs.

The MVP race continues to tighten, with every game carrying significant weight as the leaderboard shifts week after week. This week, Gift Fidel reclaims the top spot, while Charles Pelu slips to second, trailing by just 3 points. Kevin Chogo remains steady in third, keeping himself firmly in the hunt as the battle for MVP honors intensifies.

Sunday basketball delivered an unforgettable spectacle, packed with thrilling matchups and standout individual performances. Here’s a recap of the day’s biggest games, along with the players who stole the spotlight and emerged as the top performers of the game, the week, and the month.

After an impressive run of dominant performances, Shauri Moyo Bucks Basketball suffered a loss in the hands of Parklands Baptist Basketball in a contest that was largely one-sided from the opening tip.

Elvis Kane spearheaded the victory with a team-high 15 points, setting the tone on both ends of the floor. He received valuable support from Robert Simiyu, who added 13 points, while Daniel Imbali chipped in with 11 points as Parklands Baptist Basketball placed three players in double figures and controlled the game throughout.

For Shauri Moyo Bucks Basketball, Hillary Ochieng led the scoring with 11 points, but despite his efforts, Shauri Moyo Bucks Basketball struggled to find their rhythm against a disciplined and clinical Parklands Baptist Basketball outfit that never looked like surrendering its advantage.

Charles Pelu further strengthened his League MVP case with another sensational performance, leading MAKUENI FLAMERS � to a statement 10-point victory over LEGACY BASKETBALL, one of the league leaders, in one of the most intense matchups of the season.

The contest was a true battle from start to finish, defined by grit, relentless defense, and unwavering determination from both sides. Every possession carried immense weight, with neither team willing to give an inch. In the closing stages, MAKUENI FLAMERS � kept their composure at the free-throw line, converting crucial opportunities with remarkable precision to pull away and seal a memorable win.

Pelu once again rose to the occasion, delivering when his team needed him most, while Craig Chabi provided valuable support with 10 points as MAKUENI FLAMERS � executed brilliantly down the stretch.

For LEGACY BASKETBALL, Brayan Simiyu did everything he could to keep his side in contention, finishing with 18 points. However, despite his outstanding effort, LEGACY BASKETBALL couldn’t overcome MAKUENI FLAMERS �’ late-game ex*****on and composure, as MAKUENI FLAMERS � handed one of the league leaders a significant defeat in what felt like a potential playoff preview.

Despite having a collective team effort, Jordan Adera emerged as the standout performer, leading his side to victory over Don Bosco Savio Basketball with a brilliant 17-point display.

Adera received plenty of support from Brian Obimbo, who finished with 15 points, while Kennedy Gitata and Jordan Montell each added 11 points as the offense fired on all cylinders.

For Don Bosco Savio Basketball, Smith Drelich led the way with 15 points, doing his best to keep his side in the contest, but it wasn’t enough to prevent the defeat.

Moses Dut delivered when it mattered most, leading Urban Hoopers to a hard-fought victory over Kcb.wellness_mens basketball 🏀. Dut finished with 15 points, coming up clutch in the key moments to help seal the win.

He had plenty of support from Wilson Ojeda, who matched his 15-point output, while Benard Otieno added 13 points as Urban Hoopers showcased a balanced offensive performance.

Despite the loss, Kcb.wellness_mens basketball 🏀 had standout performances from Edwin Ker, who poured in a game-high 21 points, Michael Loppo with 17 points, and Fredrick Omondi, who contributed 12 points. Their combined effort, however, wasn’t enough to overcome the Hoopers.

Vincent Maoya came up clutch once again, leading NIBS BASKETBALL to another impressive victory over JEDI ORDER with a game-high 19 points.

Maoya got valuable support from Jacob Komen, who added 14 points as the Panthers controlled the contest to secure the win.

For JEDI ORDER, Daniel Muturi paced the offense with 13 points, while Kenneth Adodi chipped in with 11 points. Despite both players reaching double figures, their efforts weren’t enough to stop the Panthers from extending their winning run.

CUEA Men's Basketball Team edged past Neighbourhood Basketball Academy in a thrilling contest, with Ater Kom proving to be the difference-maker. Kom poured in a game-high 16 points to inspire the hard-fought victory.

He received solid support from Fabian Lenana, who added 13 points, while Earnest Figo chipped in with 10 points to give the Dark Knights three players in double figures.

Neighbourhood Basketball Academy also had a balanced offensive effort, with Bedan James, Brian Mutua, and Nathan Odero each finishing with 10 points, but it wasn’t enough to deny CUEA the win.

Cheryl Akoth put on another masterclass as KCB LADIES BASKETBALL cruised past 🌼STAR GIRLS🌼.

Akoth led all scorers with an outstanding 21-point performance, setting the tone from start to finish. She received strong support from Lillian Momanyi, who dominated the paint with a 16-point, 11-rebound double-double to power KCB to victory.

Despite the loss, 🌼STAR GIRLS🌼 showed plenty of fight. While no player reached double figures in scoring, Linnah Aketch was a force on the boards, finishing with 10 rebounds to go along with 8 points in a hardworking display.