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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.
Liberty announces spring cross country schedule
Published Saturday, Jan. 9, 2021, 6:27 am
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Liberty has announced its 2021 men’s and women’s cross country schedule.
Jan. 23 – CSU Buccaneer Invitational (Charleston, S.C.)
4 p.m. – Women’s 5K
4:45 p.m. – Men’s 8K
Liberty’s first cross country meet in 435 days will take place on a looping course around the Charleston Southern University campus. ASUN Conference rival North Florida is also entered in the meet.
Feb. 5 – FSU Winter Cross Country Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Dec 30, 2020
SEATTLE – Over the course of the fall, the Husky track and field team has continued to put the pieces in place for whatever 2021 will bring. While the current student-athletes are champing at the bit to put their training to the test, Head Coaches Maurica and Andy Powell welcomed six new Husky commits for the class of 2021-22.
The talented group is sure to make an instant impact, with some of the PRs amongst the signees already on par with some of the UW all-time Top-10 marks. Featured in the class is the nation s No. 1-ranked boys recruit according to MileSplit.com, Nathan Green of Borah, Idaho. Green is one of four current high school senior commits who have outstanding résumés in spite of missing their conventional junior track seasons. The remaining two recruits are collegiate senior transfers that will continue their academic and track careers in Seattle.
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