PRESENTATION OF CASE: A 9-year-old male who presented with a history of sudden generalized abdominal pain and progressive abdominal distension following a fall from height .He was pale. His extremities were cold and clammy. His pulse rate was 110 per minute and blood pressure was 90/50 mmHg. He was resuscitated and had exploratory laparotomy a few hours after presentation. The findings were haemoperitoneum, ruptured spleen with hila vascular laceration and a splenunculus at the gastro-colic omentum. He had splenectomy, analgesics and antibiotics. His outpatient follow-up has been uneventful. DISCUSSION: This is to report a case incidental splenunculus in trauma in 9 year old patient with the hope of increasing awareness. CONCLUSION: Splenunculus in trauma, though rare but can occur. Careful resuscitation and skillful surgical intervention will improve outcome.