Last updated 2 months ago | By Dennis Okeyo
Senior women lead by Sheila Chelangat and Immaculate Anyango (left) during National Cross country championships at Ngong Racecourse ahead of Africa Cross country championships to be held in Togo. Feb 15, 2020. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]
Fit-again former World cross country champion Geoffrey Kamworor will be aiming for an eighth National Police cross country title as the red-hot Sheila Chelangat seeks to maintain her supremacy at the law enforcers meet tomorrow at Ngong Race Course.
Former World Half Marathon record holder Kamworor is back in shape after a motorbike accident in June last year left him with head and ankle injuries that saw him miss the World Half Marathon Championships, in a year shredded by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Richard Mateelong is now an OCS at Subukia Police Station. [Courtesy]
National Police Service has warned rivals that they are not ready to give up their crown yet ahead of the national cross country championships in Kisii on February 20.
In the last few years, Police have stood out as the goose that lays the golden egg and are promising to do more in the coming years.
Police athletics chairman Kiprono Bunei said the men in blue will seek to recruit more talent to stay ahead of their main rivals, Kenya Defence Forces and Kenya Prisons Services.