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School Games: Disciplined Siwot emerge handball kings in Bomet

Siwot Secondary School

Siwot Secondary School handball team celebrates after winning their final match against Kapkelei 14-11 during the Bomet County Secondary School Games at Longisa High School playground on August 28, 2022.

Photo credit: Kirui Kiplangat | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • On their way to the final, Chepchabas walloped Kipyosit 9-5 as Kapkelei hammered Chebonei 9-3 in the other semis tie.
  • Chepchabas, under the tutelage of Kennedy Rotich, will now take over from Kong’otik Day who also lost in the sub-county championships.

Siwot Secondary School are the new handball champions after they defeated Kamureito High School 14-11 during Bomet County Secondary Schools Term Two Games.

They also bagged the basketball and seven rugby titles at Longisa High School playground on Sunday.

Cheered on by home fans including school Principal David Koech, Siwot put everything into attack and won 8-5 in the first half before taking control of the second half to win 14-11.

Siwot’s prolific attackers led by captain Nickson Ngetich, Amos Kipngeno and Vincent Kirui were declared the best scorers.

“I am happy with the team for having won the county title for the first time. My boys played according to instructions and maintained discipline thoughout the games,” said Koech.

The final match was witnessed by Bomet County Quality Assurance and Standard officer Ms Evangeline Magaki, Bomet county secondary sports association chairman, Mr. Mark Sang and Association Secretary Mr Nicholas Kurgat.

Siwot were declared the champions after the title holders Lekimbo Secondary School were bundled out during the sub-county games.

Enroute to the finals, Siwot walloped Chepkochun 20-9 while Kamureito narrowly edged out Tarakwa 20-19 in the other semis encounter.

In girls’ competition, Chepchabas ran riot and whitewashed hapless Kapkelei 18-4 in a one-sided final to win the title.

On their way to the final, Chepchabas walloped Kipyosit 9-5 as Kapkelei hammered Chebonei 9-3 in the other semis tie.

Chepchabas, under the tutelage of Kennedy Rotich, will now take over from Kong’otik Day who also lost in the sub-county championships.