Sport in brief
Jan 25, 2010
<b>Kibet finishes 4th in Elgoibar</b><br>ATHLETICS - Moses Kibet failed to march the Kenyan trio of Leonard Komon, Michael Kipyego and Hosea Macharinyang, settling for fourth place in the LXVII Cross internacional Juan Muguerza in Elgoibar, Spain on Sunday.
Kibet finishes 4th in Elgoibar
LXVII Cross Internacional
Men 10.796km
1 L. Komon (KEN) 32:44
2 M. Kipyego (KEN) 32:47
3 Macharinyang (KEN) 32:49
4 M. Kibet (UGA) 32:56
ATHLETICS - Moses Kibet failed to march the Kenyan trio of Leonard Komon, Michael Kipyego and Hosea Macharinyang, settling for fourth place in the LXVII Cross internacional Juan Muguerza in Elgoibar, Spain on Sunday. The Ugandan junior was coming off last weekend’s win over world cross-country winner Gebre Gebremariam in Sevilla.
English FA trains teachers
SOCCER - The English Football Association, through its international relations department, is to train 300 sports teachers in the northern region in basic coaching skills. The workshop starts today at Gulu Police Primary School with at least 30 sports teachers being trained by Mike Matthews. Matthews is a UEFA A Licensed coach and English FA lead tutor.
Mugisha wins
E. Africa scrabble qualifiers
Edwin Mugisha 14/4
Godfrey Meko 12/6
Richard Geria 12/6
Emma Wekia 11/7
SCRABBLE - Top scrabble player Edwin Mugisha beat Godfrey Meko 14/4 on 12/6 to retain the national title in the second edition of the East Africa Championships qualifiers at Nakasero SSS in Mengo, a Kampala suburb, over the weekend.
LXVII Cross Internacional
Men 10.796km
1 L. Komon (KEN) 32:44
2 M. Kipyego (KEN) 32:47
3 Macharinyang (KEN) 32:49
4 M. Kibet (UGA) 32:56
ATHLETICS - Moses Kibet failed to march the Kenyan trio of Leonard Komon, Michael Kipyego and Hosea Macharinyang, settling for fourth place in the LXVII Cross internacional Juan Muguerza in Elgoibar, Spain on Sunday. The Ugandan junior was coming off last weekend’s win over world cross-country winner Gebre Gebremariam in Sevilla.
English FA trains teachers
SOCCER - The English Football Association, through its international relations department, is to train 300 sports teachers in the northern region in basic coaching skills. The workshop starts today at Gulu Police Primary School with at least 30 sports teachers being trained by Mike Matthews. Matthews is a UEFA A Licensed coach and English FA lead tutor.
Mugisha wins
E. Africa scrabble qualifiers
Edwin Mugisha 14/4
Godfrey Meko 12/6
Richard Geria 12/6
Emma Wekia 11/7
SCRABBLE - Top scrabble player Edwin Mugisha beat Godfrey Meko 14/4 on 12/6 to retain the national title in the second edition of the East Africa Championships qualifiers at Nakasero SSS in Mengo, a Kampala suburb, over the weekend.