Leaders Ulinzi silenced Inspired 38-28 in a Kenya Handball Federation (KHF) league match at Nyayo National Stadium.
The soldiers took a 15-14 half-time advantage and never looked back.
Gideon Kiprotich and Kakoli Isaac lifted Ulinzi as they both bagged six goals each.
Dan Ngori and Brian Etyang scored five goals each for the losers who were playing only their first fixtures.
Champions National Cereals and Produce Board also romped to an easy 38-12 win over Young City.
The winners led 19-5 at the break and were pepped up by Robert Maranga who nailed nine goals with Francis Sandé adding six.
Young City, who are pointless after playing eight games, had four goals from Felix Otieno and three from Denstone Shamalla.
Buccaneers thumped Technical University of Kenya 35-24 for their third win from eight matches.Winston Chekai managed 11 goals while Radzi Staver and Franick Njoroge registered six each. Tuk had eight from Hussein Kakai and five from Allan Ombati.
