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At an elevation of 2,500 meters, athletes from the Kapsait KATA Camp (K24) delivered impressive performances during their second official KATA Time Trial. Despite the challenging altitude, the men’s 10K saw a thrilling finish with Cornelius Chepkok narrowly edging Evans Kipruto by less than a second. Both clocked outstanding times just over 29:30.

 In the 5K event, Dennis Kosgei led the way with a strong 14:40 run, followed closely by Timothy Kibetand Titus Kiprop, each posting sub-15-minute results — an impressive feat at this elevation.

 “Our KATA program is about more than just competition — it’s about progress,” said Bob Anderson, KATA Founder and Director. “Each time trial is a chance for our athletes to improve, to measure growth, and to build toward world-class performances. The times achieved at Kapsait today show real strength and determination.”

 These performances continue to reflect the dedication of Coach Fredrick Kiprotich and his team in developing athletes who are ready to take their training to the next level under the KATA model — combining world-class running with sustainable potato farming.

Date: October 15, 2025

Altitude: 2,500m

Location: Kapsait, Kenya

Coach & Camp Operator: Fredrick Kiprotich