Defending champions Kabras will face Impala on the opening day.
K’Ogalo shocking lost 2-1 to struggling Nairobi City Stars last Monday.
The Kenyan delegation is particularly strong, with past New York City champions Evans Chebet, Geoffrey Kamworor, and Albert Korir joining Obiri in the pursuit of victory.
Benson Mutai’s early goal and Kiprono’s stoppage-time strike seal Cheptalal triumph.
The national team players were inspired by West Kenya Sugar Factory tour.
The bankers lost 0-3 (20-25, 13-25, 22-25) to Kenya Prisons at the Kahiga Cup.
Apollo calls for Sports CS Murkomen to intervene on a five-year ban imposed on Kenya by the Badminton World Federation (BWF).
He is the current NSL top scorer with five goals, and Player of the Month for October.
Faith has previously represented the Kenya Lionesses in the 15s code.
The main event, the Elgon Cup, will kick off at 4:00 p.m.
Kenya leads the overall series, having won 10 out of the 17 tournaments.
Amaan pulled out all the stops to top qualifying heat standings overall after coming second in QH1, QH2, and QH3.
Veteran defender Charles Momanyi of Tusker FC also returns to the squad.
Lionesses lost 19-10 to the South Africans.
Simbas saw off Uganda 27-25 last weekend.
Last month, Chepngetich ran 2:09:56 breaking the one-year record (2:11:53) held by Ethiopia Tigst Assefa.
One change, two new faces as Simbas squad named for Elgon Cup decider.
Kenya face Zimbabwe at Peter Mokaba Stadium in South Africa.
Flood victims from Nyando, Kisumu East, and Muhoroni expressed optimism for the program’s potential to transform their lives.
KSFD has been suspended by the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf (ICSD) over an outstanding Sh18 million debt.