The KPA Women secured a commanding 71‑54 victory over the Enderun Lady Titans Women on June 14, 2026, in a Kenya Women’s Premier League fixture. The defending champions showed their class with a dominant defensive performance and balanced scoring, handing Enderun a tough home loss.

Match Summary

Enderun started brightly, matching KPA’s intensity in the opening quarter. The Lady Titans’ full‑court press created turnovers and led to an 18‑16 lead at the first break. However, KPA’s experience quickly took over in the second period. A 12‑0 run, fueled by strong inside play from centre Grace Okoth, turned the tide. KPA held Enderun to just 9 points in the quarter and took a 35‑27 advantage into halftime.

Second-Half Dominance

The third quarter proved decisive. KPA extended their lead to 18 points behind the sharp shooting of guard Mercy Adhiambo, who knocked down three triples in the frame. Enderun struggled to find rhythm against the champions’ zone defense, shooting only 28% from the field after halftime. By the end of the third, KPA led 56‑38 and cruised through the final quarter.

Standout Players

• KPA Women: Grace Okoth recorded a double‑double with 18 points and 14 rebounds, dominating the paint at both ends. Mercy Adhiambo added 16 points (4‑of‑6 from three) and 5 assists. Small forward Brenda Otieno contributed 12 points and 8 boards.
• Enderun Lady Titans: Guard Lucy Wanjiku led her team with 15 points, but committed 6 turnovers under pressure. Forward Jane Mwangi tallied 10 points and 7 rebounds before fouling out late.

Key Statistics

• Field goal percentage: KPA 46% – Enderun 33%
• Three‑pointers: KPA 8‑of‑19 (42%) – Enderun 3‑of‑16 (18%)
• Rebounds: KPA 44 – Enderun 31
• Turnovers: KPA 12 – Enderun 19

Season Impact

The win keeps KPA atop the Kenya Women’s Premier League standings with a 12‑1 record, extending their winning streak to six games. Enderun falls to 5‑8, remaining in the middle of the pack. The Lady Titans will need to improve their offensive consistency if they hope to challenge the league's elite teams.

KPA’s depth and defensive discipline were on full display. Coach Linet Kimathi praised her team’s ability to adjust after a slow start. “We knew Enderun would come out aggressive. Once we settled down and trusted our system, we controlled the game,” she said after the match.

The Lady Titans face a quick turnaround with a midweek clash against the Nairobi City Thunder Women, while KPA prepares for a top‑of‑the‑table showdown against second‑placed Equity Bank Hawks.