Kaiboi TTI Bags Top 3 Awards in KATTI Games

 

Kaiboi TTI men volleyball team in action during KATTI games 

Kaiboi Technical Training Institute bagged 3 top awards during the just concluded South Rift, Kenya Association of Technical Training Institutions (KATTI) Zonal level games that were held in Kericho Township Vocational Training Institute.

 

The Institution became champions in netball women after trouncing Olessos TTI.

Kaiboi women netball team receives a trophy after emerging
winners at KATTI Zonal games held at Kericho Township TTI

They emerged first runners up in Volleyball men and also managed to bag the third position in soccer women.

 

According to Isaac Barmasai who is the head coach of Kaiboi TTI Men’s Volleyball team their team spirit gave them the victory over their opponents who were equally good.

 

“Our opponents in the semi-finals were very tough but through our determination to win and proceed to the finals we gave it our best and here we are” the coach said.

Men volley ball team pose for a group photo with their coaches  

The Volleyball team played against RVIST in the semis and won to proceed to the finals where they faced off with Tinderet TTI team and they came second.

 

“Kaiboi has been the champions of the regional and the national levels and we have the trophy that we won last year after playing in Baringo county,” he said.

 

The team's captain, Benjamin Kipruto lauded the efforts and consistency displayed by his teammates.

 

“Our wins this far are all well deserved. It was not easy but because of the commitment and the hard work we all put into it we are now the first runners up. We are now proceeding to the National level where we hope to be the winners as has been our norm in both the zonal and national levels,” Kipruto said.

 

At the same time the captain thanked the institution for supporting the sports docket a thing he said they majorly attribute all their wins to.

“Our institution has been very supportive. We get all the facilities that we need for training from kits, balls and we want to pay it back by emerging the winners and taking them a trophy,” he said.  

Kaiboi Women netball team who emerged winners at KATTI zonal
games pose for a photo with their coach(R), their principal Getrude Sawe and a staff member   


The KATTI games which are held yearly saw over twenty institutions participating in the zonal levels. The qualified teams will now proceed to the national level.

 

 

 

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