The KPA team delivered a commanding performance on the road, defeating the ANU Wolfpacks 89–70 in a Kenya Premier League encounter on July 19, 2026. From the opening quarter, KPA imposed its defensive will and offensive efficiency, building a lead that the Wolfpacks could never seriously threaten.

Match Overview

Playing at the ANU Gymnasium, the Wolfpacks hoped to use home‑court advantage to upset the visiting powerhouse. However, KPA’s experienced roster quickly established control. By the end of the first quarter, KPA led 24–16, and they extended the margin to 45–33 at halftime. The second half saw the Wolfpacks struggle to close the gap, as KPA’s balanced scoring and suffocating defence kept them at bay.

Key Moments

• Early run: KPA opened the game with a 10–2 run, forcing an early ANU timeout. The Wolfpacks managed to steady themselves momentarily, but KPA’s lead never dropped below eight points after the first five minutes.
• Third‑quarter knockout: Leading 45–33 at halftime, KPA opened the third quarter with a 14‑4 burst, pushing the lead to 59–37. The Wolfpacks called another timeout, but the damage was done as KPA’s lead swelled to as many as 25 points in the period.

Standout Performers

For KPA, forward Michael Omondi led all scorers with 22 points and 8 rebounds, while guard Brian Kiprop added 18 points and 6 assists. Center David Mutua contributed a double‑double with 14 points and 12 rebounds, anchoring the interior. For the Wolfpacks, point guard Samuel Wanjohi fought valiantly, scoring 19 points and dishing out 5 assists, but he received limited support from his teammates.

Season Impact

The win improved KPA’s record to 18–5, strengthening their position near the top of the Kenya Premier League standings. The Wolfpacks, now 9–14, remain in the middle of the pack but will need to find more consistent scoring if they hope to make a playoff push. KPA’s depth and defensive discipline once again proved to be the difference in a league where every victory matters.