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Kenya Defence Forces Athletics Championship 2019 ATHLETICS KENYA DEFENCE FORCES (Affiliated to Athletics Kenya) The 40th Edition of KENYA DEFENCE FORCES ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 at Moi International Sports Centre Kasarani Final Results Sponsored by Psn Name BIB DOB Fmn Mark 100m Women Final 1 TECLA JEROTICH 702 1997 TKA 12.54 2 QUEENECTER N KISEMBE 1101 1990 LAB 12.55 3 PATRICIA ISICHI 204 1994 MDK 12.56 4 CATHERINE NANDI 001 1986 LNT 12.85 5 ANN KARANJA 800 1991 KAH 12.86 6 BEATRICE CHERONO 801 1997 KAH 12.95 7 MARY TANUI 701 1987 TKA 13.00 8 PURITY NDUKO 1001 1997 MAB 13.06 100m Men Final 1 SAMWEL CHEGE 1208 1998 MTG 10.39 2 GILBERT OSURE OTIENO 520 1991 ISL 10.63 3 MAURICE WASIKE 116 1993 NKI 10.66 4 WALTER MOENGA 715 1987 TKA 10.67 5 CHARLES WAMWEA 716 1988 TKA 10.70 6 CARLEWIS AWANGE 814 1989 KAH 10.72 7 PETER MAKUBA 1209 1987 MTG 10.95 8 KIPKEMOI SOI 815 1984 KAH 10.99 9 MATHEW MATAYO 1020 1993 MAB DSQ 100m Hurdles Women Final 1 . JERIOTH GATHOGO 1104 1996 LAB 14.5 2 . PRISCILA TABUNDA 511 1984 ISL 14.6 3 . JANE CHEGE 1204 1998 MTG 14.8 4 . JELAGAT BRIDGIT 203 1999 MDK 15 5 . BRENDA MUREMI 1205 1998 LAB 15.4 6 . ELIZABETH KIMUYU 1004 1998 MAB 16.1 7 . BETTY KIPKETER 321 1994 MAR 20.1 110m Hurdles Final Men 1 WILLIAM MBEVI 1118 1992 LAB 14.05 2 MICHAEL MUSYOKA 513 1996 ISL 14.08 3 VINCENT TARUS 1117 1993 LAB 15.02 4 ELIJAH CHESOENI 816 1986 KAH 15.05 5 WILSON WAHOME 020 1986 LNT 15.08 6 EMMANUEL PANDE 405 1995 GIL 16.02 7 HEZRON YEGON 908 1992 NBI 17.07 8 MARK NGETICH 1026 MAB 17.09 200m Women Final WS -1.4M/S 1 QUEENECTER N KISEMBE 1101 1990 LAB 25.24 2 NAOMI KIPLANGAT 002 1997 LNT 25:55 3 PATRICIA ISICHI 204 1994 MDK 25:89 4 CATHERINE NANDI 001 1986 LNT 25:84 5 CAROLINE MWENDE 1105 1993 MTG 25:54 6 TECLA JEROTICH 702 1997 TKA 25:56 7 TABITHA MONGINA 1103 1996 LAB 26:24 8 ANNASTACIA KANINI 1002 1995 MAB 25:30 200m Men Final WS +1.3M/S 1 MIKE MOKAMBA 1023 1994 MAB 21.70 2 ALPHAS KISHOYAN 1024 1990 MAB 22.57 3 SAMWEL CHEGE 1208 1998 MTG 21.14 4 GILBERT OSURE OTIENO 520 1991 ISL 22.10 5 KIOKO KYALO 813 1993 KAH 21.19 6 KIPKOECH TERER 719 1996 TKA 21.09 7 EVANS RONO 1224 1995 MTG 20.98 8 BOAZ ARAKA 614 1993 EMB 22.11 400m Women Final 1 TABITHA MONGINA 1103 1996 LAB 54.59 2 CATHERINE NANDI 001 1986 LNT 55.62 3 SHERA CHEPKORIR 804 1996 KAH 56.15 4 GRACE CHEGE 519 1989 ISL 56.29 5 DAISY KOMEN 703 1986 TKA 56.70 6 VIVIAN CHEBET 106 1996 NKI 57.61 7 JENIFER JEPTOO 1203 1994 MTG 59.33 8 ANNASTACIA KANINI 1002 1995 MAB DNS 400M Men Final 1 ALPHAS KISYOYAN 1024 1994 MAB 45.45 2 JOSEPH POGISHIO 119 1990 NKI 45.90 3 CLEOPHAS KIPRUTO 720 1995 TKA 46.37 4 SAIDI RUTTO 721 1987 TKA 46.61 5 KELVIN TAUTA 1238 1995 MTG 46.95 6 AMOS CHEPKWONY 1239 1996 MTG 47.03 7 JARED MOMANYI 617 1990 EMB 47.17 8 EVANS OMULO 118 1989 NKI 47.71 400m Women Final 1 JANE CHEGE 1202 1998 MTG 59.87 2 BRENDA MUREMI 1161 1998 LAB 60.40 3 JERIOTH GATHOGO 1104 1996 LAB 60.73 4 ELIZABETH KIMUYU 1004 1998 MAB 64.38 5 HELLEN MATELONG 107 1990 NKI 64.89 6 SHERA CHEPKORIR 804 1996 KAH 65.53 7 JELAGAT BRIDGIT 203 1999 MDK 65.65 8 AGNES MWENI 506 1988 ISL 69.24 400m Hurdles Men Final 1 NICHOLAS CHIRCHIR 1119 1998 LAB 49.5 2 E BETT 722 1994 TKA 49.8 3 EDWARD WALAKI NGUNJIRI 305 1994 MAR 51.4 4 JOHN GIKONYO 822 1993 KAH 52.0 5 ROBERT YEGO 821 1991 KAH 52.8 6 ONESMUS MELLY 120 1991 NKI 54.0 7 WILLIAM MBEVI 1118 1992 LAB 54.4 8 MOSES RONO 823 1989 KAH 55.0 800m Women Final 1 JARINTER MAWIA 1101 1995 MTG 2:01.47 2 WINNIE CHEBET 704 1991 TKA 2:03.06 3 REGINA MWANGI 1107 1992 LAB 2:05.49 4 JUDY JEPNGETICH 705 1997 TKA 2:05.80 5 NESHIPNE JEPKETING 514 1995 ISL 2:09.13 6 NANCY SANG 108 1990 NKI 2:10.84 7 TATY NAOMY 1222 1992 MTG 2:16.57 8 REBECCA JEKEMBOI 706 1988 TKA 2:16.58 800m Men Final 1 CORNELIUS TUWEI 122 1993 NKI 1:44.74 2 JONATHAN KITILIT 1236 1995 MTG 1:45.09 3 NICHOLAS KIPLANGAT 902 1992 NBI 1:45.69 4 JACKSON KIVUVA 1027 1982 MAB 1:46.21 5 NIXON CHEPKIYENG 1121 1996 LAB 1:47.28 6 MOSES KIPKEMBOI 723 1992 TKA 1:47.74 7 KAPARIO EDWARD 1028 1996 MAB 1:48.45 8 EDWIN KEMBOI 1008 1987 NBI 1:49.84 1500m Women Final 1 WINNIE CHEBET 704 1991 TKA 4:19.47 2 JARINTER MAWIA 1201 1995 MTG 4:19.90 3 MERCY WANJIRU 012 1996 LNT 4:20.10 4 JUDY JEPNGETICH 705 1997 TKA 4:22.22 5 DORCAS KIMELI 1007 1999 MAB 4:23.64 6 JOYCE MUNAI 1223 1994 MTG 4:24.02 7 CAROLINE CHEPKEMOI 810 1993 KAH 4:25.85 8 CAROLYNE CHELIMO 1164 1994 LAB 4:32.83 9 VALENTINE CHEPKOECH 916 1992 NBI 4:32.95 10 JOAN KIGEN 533 1991 ISL 4:47.74 11 ESTHER BORURA 1221 2000 MTG 4:53.10 12 CAROLINE YATOR 608 1989 EMB 5:09.23 1500m Men Final 1 CHARLES SIMOTWA 833 1995 KAH 3:40.34 2 MATHEW KIPSANG 1046 1985 MAB 3:40.45 3 EVANS KIPCHUMBA 624 1991 EMB 3:40.52 4 JOHN MUIRURI 408 1990 GIL 3:42.62 5 PATRICK RONO 834 1994 KAH 3:42.78 6 PETER LANGAT 127 1993 NKI 3:42.96 7 COLLINS KOROS 905 1990 NBI 3:43.23 8 CORNELIUS KIPLANGAT 406 GIL 3:44.10 9 GEOFREY MATUM 518 1984 ISL 3:45.38 10 WENZI BWIRE 125 1993 NKI 3:45.62 11 EDWIN KIPTOO 724 1992 TKA 3:46.50 12 SAMUEL RUOTI 835 1995 KAH 3:47.64 3000m Steple Chase Women Final 1 MERCY WANJIRU 012 1996 LNT 9:4610 2 NAOMI CHEPKEMOI 808 1995 KAH 9:57.44 3 AGNES CHESANG 522 1989 ISL 10:03.11 4 JOYLINE CHEMUTAI 807 1994 KAH 10:08.31 5 ELIZABETH MUENI 1008 1991 MAB 10:17.02 6 VALENTINE CHEPKOECH 916 1992 NBI 10:34.30 7 MERCY NJOROGE 1109 1986 LAB 10:47.70 3000m Steple Chase Men Final 1 BENJAMIN KIGEN 1994 NKI 8:22.42 2 KENNEDY NJIRU 1998 LNT 8:28.27 3 FESTUS KIPRONO 1995 LAB 8:33.45 4 MOSES KIBET 627 1990 EMB 8:39.41 5 PHENUS KIPLETING 629 1991 EMB 8:40.91 6 NICHOLAS TOWET 628 1994 EMB 8:42.90 7 FELIX KIRONG 1986 MTG 8:44.26 8 ELIAS KIBET 1996 MAR 8:46.95 9 HILLARY KEMBOI 532 1986 ISL 8:47.58 10 GEOFREY NGENO 409 GIL 8:47.86 11 WILSON MARABA 523 1986 ISL 8:52.73 12 VINCENT RUTO 1994 MTG 8:54.85 5000m Women 1 JOYCLINE JEPKOSGEI 205 1993 MDK 15.19.1 2 DORCAS KIMELI 1007 1999 MAB 15.24.3 3 SHEILA CHEPKIRUI 707 1987 TKA 15.38.0 4 JOYCE CHEPKEMOI 1137 1985 LAB 15:50.8 5 SELA JEPLETING 004 1988 LNT 16:00.0 6 JOYLINE KOIMA 1220 1993 MTG 16:02.3 7 DEBORAH SAMUM 1009 1999 MAB 16:15.0 9 CAROLINE CHEPKEMOI 810 1993 KAH 16:16.0 10 GLADYS KIAMAINA 811 KAH 16:20.2 5000m Men Final 1 PETER NDEGWA 1990 MAR 13:39.66 2 LINUS MARUKA 1993 MAB 13:40.92 3 FREDRICK CHEBII 1991 MAR 13:43.34 4 PETER MWANIKI 115 1994 NKI 13:47.04 5 SIMON NJUGUNA 1987 LNT 13:47.29 6 ALFRED CHELAL BARKACH 1997 MAB 13:49.41 7 VERDIC CHERUIYOT 1996 MTG 13:54.17 8 MESHACK LETIM 145 1991 NKI 13:55.18 9 LAWI KOMEN 1998 MAB 13:56.12 10 STEPHEN ARITA 1988 NBI 13:57.76 11 CHARLES KARANJA 1990 LNT 14:01.58 12 COSMAS KIPLIMO 1998 TKA 14:05.46 10000m Women Final 1 HELEN OBIRI 1987 LAB 31:43.00 2 JOYCLINE JEPKOSGEI 205 1993 MDK 31:43.93 3 IRENE KIMAIS 750 1998 TKA 32:04.70 4 PAULINE CHEMNING 1988 MAB 32:20.97 5 PERINE NENKAMPI 1989 MAB 32:43.79 6 JOYCE CHEPKEMOI 1985 LAB 33:20.36 7 GLADYS CHEMWENO 751 1997 TKA 33:20.40 8 GLADYS KOECH 1996 MTG 33:47.16 9 VIOLAH YATOR 206 1994 MDK 33:50.60 10 CYNTHIA KOSGEI 1992 MTG 34:03.97 11 LEONIDAH MOSOP 1991 MTG 34:04.08 10000m Men Final 1 . VEDIC CHERUIYOT 1226 1996 MTG 28.17.4 2 . ALEX OLOITIPTIP 1130 1989 LAB 28.19.0 3 . ALFRED CHELAL BARKACH 1037 1997 MAB 28.20.6 4 . ERIC KIPTANUI 630 1991 EMB 28.24.8 5 . KIBIWOT KANDIE 634 1997 EMB 28.45.7 6 . WILSON TOO 840 1991 KAH 28.52.0 7 . NATHAN LAGAT 1015 1982 NBI 28.52.7 8 .
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