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ABOUT THE

BLACK RANGERS FC ZIWA

Black Rangers Ziwa FC was founded in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic with the goal of giving hope, purpose, and opportunity to youth in Ziwa, Uasin Gishu County. From humble beginnings, we have grown into a respected football and volleyball club competing at regional and county levels.

Mission: To develop and support grassroots sports talent while fostering unity, discipline, and opportunity.
Vision: To be a leading sports hub in Kenya and beyond, nurturing professional athletes.

Ziwa Ward Champions Football Glory

Black Rangers Ziwa FC has proudly established itself as the Ziwa Ward Football Champions, a title we have defended with passion, teamwork, and discipline. Our success at the ward level reflects not just our players’ talent but also the strong community support from Ziwa residents who continue to stand behind the team.

Winning the Ziwa Ward Championship is more than just lifting a trophy — it symbolizes hope, unity, and opportunity for young people across the community. It also serves as a gateway to competing at higher levels, including Sub-County, County, and FKF Regional Leagues, where Black Rangers FC has continued to make a strong impact.

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Ziwa Ward Champions

Black Rangers Ziwa FC has proudly established itself as the Ziwa Ward Football Champions, a title we have defended with passion, teamwork, and discipline. Our success at the ward level reflects not just our players’ talent but also the strong community support from Ziwa residents who continue to stand behind the team.

Winning the Ziwa Ward Championship is more than just lifting a trophy — it symbolizes hope, unity, and opportunity for young people across the community. It also serves as a gateway to competing at higher levels, including Sub-County, County, and FKF Regional Leagues, where Black Rangers FC has continued to make a strong impact.

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Soy Sub-County Football Champions

Black Rangers Ziwa FC has risen beyond the ward level to become the Soy Sub-County Football Champions, cementing our place as one of the most formidable grassroots clubs in Uasin Gishu. This victory is a testament to our players’ resilience, tactical discipline, and the unwavering support of our community.

Becoming Soy Sub-County Champions has elevated the club to greater recognition, giving our talented players a platform to showcase their skills at higher competitive levels. More importantly, it reflects our mission of transforming lives through football by nurturing discipline, unity, and ambition in the youth of Ziwa and beyond.

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FKF County League Champions.

2024 marked a historic milestone for Black Rangers Ziwa FC as we were crowned FKF County League Champions. This triumph is the reward of years of dedication, discipline, and teamwork — proving that grassroots football, when nurtured with passion and community support, can conquer great heights.

By lifting the FKF County League trophy, Black Rangers not only etched our name into the county’s football history but also earned the prestigious qualification to compete at the FKF Regional League, where we proudly represent Soy Sub-County, Ziwa Ward, and the entire Uasin Gishu County.

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ACHIEVEMENTS

Our Achievements

At Black Rangers Ziwa FC, success is built on resilience, teamwork, and the unwavering support of our community. Over the years, we have steadily grown from a local grassroots team to a force in county football, achieving remarkable milestones along the way.

Major Achievements

  • Ziwa Ward Champions – Our journey of glory began at the ward level, where we dominated to become the undisputed champions.

  • Soy Sub-County Champions – We carried our winning spirit forward, overcoming tough competition to lift the sub-county title.

  • FKF County League Champions (2024) – A historic victory that crowned us the best in Uasin Gishu County and earned us qualification to the FKF Regional League.

  • Promotion to FKF Regional League (2025 Season) – Our latest milestone, where we proudly represent Soy Sub-County, Ziwa Ward, and the entire county on a larger stage.