Running News Daily

Despite the demanding exam season, the KATA Running Camp 19X in Kisii, under the leadership of coach and operator Peter Oenga, successfully hosted a spirited 5K time trial that saw several athletes achieve personal bests.

 

Men’s 5K Results

1. Musa Osoro – 14:31.4

2. Joshua Nyakeri – 14:52.5

3. Bevon Mokua – 15:01.1

4. Emmanuel Barongo – 15:02.2

5. Nelson Momanyi – 15:09.4

 

The men’s race was highly competitive, with Musa Osoro taking command early and holding strong through the finish in 14:31.4. The close pack that followed demonstrated the growing depth and talent within the Kisii-based camp.

 

Women’s 5K Results

1. Mary Kwamboka – 17:36.5

2. Debora Oeri – 17:36.6

3. Eunuke Morara – 18:02.2

4. Iyvone Mogeni – 18:37.8

5. Debora Omurwa – 18:39.3

6. Vena Okeyo – 19:50.4

7. Dorca Michira – 19:50.8

 

In the women’s division, Mary Kwamboka edged out Debora Oeri in one of the day’s closest finishes — just one-tenth of a second separated the two. The top five women all posted impressive times, showcasing the growing consistency and competitive spirit at Camp 19X.

 

A Word from the Camp

 

Coach Peter Oenga commended his athletes for their commitment during a challenging academic period. “Balancing school and training is not easy, but our runners showed true dedication. The results speak for themselves,” he said.

 

The success of this event reflects the continued progress of the KATA Running Camps — building champions through discipline, balance, and teamwork.