Athletics

Among the lucky ones who have booked slots for the games are emerging superstars who recently graduated from the junior team.

The athletes who will miss the event include 800m Olympic champion Faith Chepngetich, 1500m world champion Timothy Cheruiyot and 100m sensation Ferdinand Omanyala.

In a statement, Kipchoge expressed gratitude for the opportunity for the growth of the sports industry. 

Seeking to find a solution, her coach reached out to the coach of two-time Olympic Champion, Faith Kipyegon over the matter. 

Nicholas Kiplagat bagged silver in the men’s 800m while Purity Chepkurui finished second in the women's 1,500m race. 

The win adds on to Omanyala's stellar career as he holds the continental record of 9.77 seconds in the 100 metres event. 

Kirwa, who was on the verge of entering world history books, ran in the wrong direction for almost a minute.

Rudisha's name was part of a list of 241 people EACC blacklisted for failing to meet requirements of Chapter Six of the constitution of Kenya.

Omanyala gained fame after Kenya Olympic Games Trials at Kasarani stadium.

Returning from pregnancy, Faith Kipyegon shocked the world with an under 4-minute victory comeback which she did not anticipate.

Omanyala won the Kip Keino Classic with a record 9.85 seconds at Kasarani stadium, earning him the African Record Holder tag.

He set a new record in the 100m and 200m double at the International Castiglione Athletic Meeting.

Among those who have been awarded the scholarship is African Junior Tennis Champion Angela Okutoyi.

Kenya's sprinting sensation, Ferdinand Omanyala, will not be competing at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth trials

Kenya still has a chance to redeem itself with a gold anticipated in the women’s 1500m race.

With no Kenyan yet to match his stunning success in the short-distance races, he hopes more sprinters come up and shine.

Jacky, shocked marathon enthusiasts when she announced the sad news of her amputation following a ravaging battle with Ewing sarcoma.

The event hailed as the richest in Africa, saw the organizers set aside about Ksh44.8 million for the winners

Omanyala emerged victorious in the competitions held at the Kasarani Stadium in Nairobi on Saturday, May 7.

His coach confirmed that the athlete won't be participating in the final track event of the day at Kasarani Stadium.