The Kenya Curling Team is eagerly preparing for the highly anticipated Pan-Continental Curling Championship in Lacombe, Canada, after delivering a commendable performance at the World Mixed Curling Championship. This upcoming event presents a thrilling opportunity for the Kenyan curling community to showcase their talents on the global stage, further solidifying their presence in the sport.
Today, 21st October the team is embarking on their journey to Lacombe from Aberdeen, Scotland, where they will unite with other Kenyan players. Training is scheduled for 25th Oct. The games will officially begin on 27th October. This championship not only offers a platform for fierce competition but also serves as a means to elevate Kenya’s international standing in the realm of curling.
The Kenya Men’s Curling Team is composed of skilled individuals:
- Skip: Haggai Odhiambo Ogak
- Third: Oliver Echenje
- Second: Daniel Odhiambo
- Lead: Simon Karanja
- Alternate: Joseph Mwangi
The equally impressive Kenya Women’s Curling Team consists of:
- Skip: Purity Njuguna
- Third: Rose Obilo
- Second: Kyra Sheri Kemu
- Lead: Laventer Oguta
- Alternate: Ann Gacheru
The prospect of Kenya’s representation in these esteemed international competitions is incredibly exciting, as it continues to positively impact the country’s world rankings. The unwavering dedication and perseverance of the team are paving the way for Kenya to emerge as a formidable force in the global curling arena.
You can find the Teams, Schedule and Live Scores for the B-Division here.
As the men’s and women’s teams gear up for the Pan-Continental Curling Championship, they carry with them the pride and aspirations of an entire nation. Stay tuned for captivating updates as the teams pour their hearts into making Kenya proud!