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2023-02-18T10:39:08+00:00
Prisca Chesang finished seventh in 34:42 to lead Uganda’s charge for a team bronze that was helped by national cross-country champion Stella Chesang finishing 10th in 34:58, Doreen Chesang 11th in 35:01 and Rispa Cherop 16th in 35:30.
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2023-02-17T20:41:07+00:00
Cheptegei heads to Bathurst, Australia as the defending champion from Aarhus, Denmark, and will line up alongside both podium finishers the 2019 edition, Jacob Kiplimo and Kenyan Geoffrey Kamworor.
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2023-02-16T12:18:13+00:00
A team of up to 28 athletes led by world 10000m and 5000m record holder Joshua Cheptegei is already in host city Bathurst for the event that is due this Saturday, February 18, at the infield of the Mount Panorama Circuit.
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2023-02-15T15:26:38+00:00
A tight training programme that has seen her conduct sessions at the Itten training hub in Kenya and back home in Kapchorwa leave her in good stead and looking forward to 2023 with optimism.