Volunteer Coaching Opportunity

Are you a sports enthusiast residing in Kenya? Do you have any experience with this unique sport? Can you volunteer?

KFAF is looking for volunteers to help coach American football, officiate(Referees), or both! You will be working with a local high school or college team in the area of your choice. If you are interested in either role, please  click to sign up here or email us secretarygen@kenyanfl.com and we will get back to you as soon as possible! You can also give us a call on +254722635475/+254755498982.

Currently, our teams in regions such as Nairobi, Western and Nyanza would benefit greatly from having a skilled or experienced coach/referee. KFAF will provide game resources that you and your players can equip to enjoy gameplay. Once you're placed, you will be expected to conduct clinics and trainings coordinated by KFAF in the region.

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Kenyatta University To Join The League

KFAF officials met with the directorate of sports at Kenyatta University(KU), led by Dr. Florence Wanjiru Gitau, where they had a presentation on both flag and tackle football programs. KU is unknown for its sporting prowess in East Africa, and it would be a great addition to our local league as we expand. "Introducing American football in KU promotes sports diversity and aligns well with our agenda as a department," said Dr. Florence.

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Jomo Kenyatta University To Host 2nd Edition Of Flag Football Tournament On 16th July

It was a successful day at the University of Nairobi, where players came out in numbers to participate in two hand touch (Flag football) organized by the Mighty Nyati. The tournament was well attended by both genders that were present to not only witness the game but also promote the sport.

The day was ushered in with a nice warm up from players followed by a brief talk from head coach DAN ECK, who explained the rules of the game and later split players into teams. Two hand touch was a exhilarating encounter  for most. Experienced players had a chance to show case their foot works, skills and ball handling ability.

Having 5 teams in total, team two emerged top due to consistency in terms of wins and they acquired no losses.

The MVP Derrick Gesora from the mighty Nyati squad duped a couple of defenses repeatedly without fail with his eyes and shoulder, which pulled them away from the intended receiver.

While Andrew Keitany from the Umoja chiefs got the best and promising Tight End award. He bullied the defense with his body size, while his gigantic hands couldn’t let the football slip off. It was a spectacular show as hundreds watched on the sidelines.

Jkuat sparrows will be our second host of the tournament .This kind of tournaments have enabled teams to recruit more young players and thus growing the numbers as they prepare for tackle football come October.

Come out this Saturday to watch the beautiful sport and the thrilling tournament. Thank you. Don’t Miss Out.

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