Daniel Ebenyo won the 10km senior men’s race at the Kenya National Cross Country Championships held on 08, finishing with a time of 30:48. This victory underscores his talent as a World silver medallist, defeating competitors Nickson Kosgei (30:52) and Simon Mungai (30:55).
At the Athletics Kenya Betika National Cross Country Championships held on Saturday, Daniel Ebenyo claimed victory in the 10km senior men’s race. Competing in Eldoret Sports Club, Uasin Gishu County, he showcased an impressive performance, finishing with a time of 30:48. Ebenyo, a World silver medallist, overcame challenging weather conditions and a formidable field to secure the title.
Following Ebenyo were Nickson Kosgei from Kenya Wildlife Service who finished in 30:52, and Simon Mungai from Central Rift who clocked a time of 30:55, marking a closely contested race. The results demonstrated the strength of the competitors, but Ebenyo’s performance shone through, earning him the championship title.
The Kenya National Cross Country Championships is a premier event in the athletics calendar, attracting top runners from various local and national organizations. The competition serves as a platform for athletes to showcase their endurance and strategy in running, particularly in cross-country settings, which test skills beyond traditional track events. Daniel Ebenyo’s victory not only highlights his athletic prowess but also emphasizes the competitiveness inherent in Kenyan long-distance running contingents.
Daniel Ebenyo’s triumph in the 10km senior men’s race at the Kenya National Cross Country Championships illustrates his exceptional ability to perform under pressure. His victory, timed at 30:48, adds to his accolades as a World silver medallist. Alongside strong competitors like Nickson Kosgei and Simon Mungai, Ebenyo’s win reinforces Kenya’s dominance in long-distance events.
Original Source: www.athletics.co.ke
