In a fervent pursuit of volleyball excellence, Kenya’s Men’s and Women’s National Volleyball Teams, affectionately known as Wafalme and Malkia Strikers, respectively, are gearing up for a 12-day intensive training session starting on Monday, January 8th, 2024.
The Nyayo National Stadium will be the epicenter of their preparation as they set their sights on the crucial 2023 CAVB Zone 5 Qualifiers scheduled to take place in Egypt.
The stakes are high as both teams aim to secure their positions in the qualifier tournament, which is slated to unfold between January 21st and 30th, 2024. The outcome of this competition holds particular significance as it serves as a gateway to the rescheduled Accra African Games, adding an extra layer of motivation for the players and coaching staff.
Under the astute leadership of Coach Gideon Tarus, the Men’s Technical Bench will also benefit from the expertise of Coach Denis Mokua and Coach Elisha Aliwa. Together, they will meticulously guide Wafalme through their training regimen, emphasizing skill refinement, strategic plays, and team cohesion.
Meanwhile, Coach Japheth Munala will be at the helm of the women’s team, Malkia Strikers. Supported by the experienced coaching duo of Coach Josp Barasa and Janet Wanja, they will orchestrate a comprehensive training program to ensure that Malkia Strikers are in peak condition for the upcoming qualifiers.
The Nyayo National Stadium will witness the synergy between determination and skill as both teams fine-tune their strategies and enhance their prowess on the court. The nation eagerly anticipates the performance of Wafalme and Malkia Strikers, trusting in the dedication of the players and the guidance of the coaching staff.
As the training commences, the entire nation rallies behind these volleyball stalwarts, recognizing the significance of their efforts in not only the upcoming qualifiers but also in showcasing Kenya’s prowess on the continental stage.
The journey to Egypt and the pursuit of victory in the CAVB Zone 5 Qualifiers has ignited a fervor of anticipation among fans, as Kenya’s volleyball ambassadors aim to leave an indelible mark in the annals of African volleyball history.
