Tulwet, Kenya – August 2025 – The KATA Tulwet Athletics Training Camp hosted its latest 10K time trials, with a competitive field delivering strong performances under the guidance of Coach Alfred Ngeno.

In the Men’s 10K, Vincent Kipkirui led the charge, clocking an impressive 28:53 to secure first place. He was closely followed by Kipkorir Birir, who crossed the line in 28:57, and Moses Tanui, who recorded 28:59. Robert Bowen rounded out the top four with a solid 29:10.

In the Women’s 10K, Milka Chepkirui delivered a determined performance, finishing in 34:26 to take the top spot in her category.

Coach Alfred Ngeno praised the athletes’ efforts, noting that these times reflect the camp’s dedication to consistent training and the high altitude advantages of Tulwet.

The KATA Running Camp and KATA potato Farm program, founded by Bob Anderson, continues to expand across Kenya, integrating athletics training with its innovative KATA Potato Farm initiative. With camps like Tulwet producing sub-29-minute 10K runners, the program is proving to be a vital platform for developing world-class talent.