: Moi Educational Center Hosts Spectacular Event
The much-anticipated PIPSSA Invitational Swimming Championship was held on the 1st and 2nd of February 2025 at Moi Educational Center, bringing together talented swimmers from various schools. The two-day event was filled with excitement, fierce competition, and outstanding performances, showcasing the incredible talent and dedication of the participants.
Outstanding Performances and Medal Tally
The championship saw remarkable achievements from our very own swimmers, who brought pride to our school with their stellar performances. Here are the highlights of our medalists:
- Faith Buchera emerged as one of the top performers of the championship, securing an impressive 6 gold medals, 2 silver medals, and 2 bronze medals. Her dominance in the pool was a sight to behold, and her hard work and determination paid off in spectacular fashion.
- Wangari Teresia also delivered a strong performance, earning 3 silver medals and 3 bronze medals. Her consistency and resilience were key to her success.
- Kamau Emanuel made his mark with 1 gold medal, 2 silver medals, and 2 bronze medals, showcasing his versatility across multiple events.
- Wangithi Clara added to the medal haul with 1 gold medal, 2 silver medals, and 1 bronze medal, demonstrating her skill and determination.
- Wairimu Evone and Makena Christine each secured 2 bronze medals, contributing to the team’s overall success.
- Nelima Venessa and Musembi Triza rounded off the medal tally with 1 bronze medal each, highlighting the depth of talent in our swimming team.
| Event | Position | Swimmer(s) |
| Women 100M IM
16 & Over |
1st | Faith Buchera |
| 3rd | Teresia Wangari | |
| 4th | Clara Wangithi | |
| Women 100M Free Relay
14 – 15 |
3rd | Team A |
| Women 50M Back
16 & Over |
1st | Faith Buchera |
| 2nd | Teresia Wangari | |
| Men 100M Fly
16 & Over |
2nd | Emmanuel Kamau |
| Women 50M
Free 14 – 15 |
2nd | Rose Nyambura |
| 3rd | Mitchelle Kamau | |
| Women 50M Free
16 & Over |
1st | Faith Buchera |
| 2nd | Clara Wangithi | |
| 3rd | Teresia Wangari | |
| Women 100M Breast
14 – 15 |
1st | Mitchelle Kamau |
| Women 100M Breast
16 & Over |
1st | Faith Buchera |
| 3rd | Evone Wairimu | |
| Men 100M Breast
16 & Over |
3rd | Emmanuel Kamau |
| Women 50M Fly
14 & Over |
2nd | Clara Wangithi |
| 3rd | Faith Buchera | |
| Women 100M Back
16 & Over |
1st | Faith Buchera |
| 2nd | Teresia Wangari | |
| Men 100M Back
16 & Over |
1st | Emmanuel Kamau |
| Women 50M Breast
14 – 15 |
3rd | Mitchelle Kamau |
| Women 50M Breast
16 & Over |
1st | Faith Buchera |
| Women 100M Free
16 & Over |
1st | Clara Wangithi |
| 2nd | Faith Buchera | |
| 3rd | Teresia Wangari | |
| Men 100M Free
16 & Over |
3rd | Emmanuel Kamau |
| Women 100M Medley Relay 14 – 15 | 3rd | Team |
A Celebration of Sportsmanship and Team Spirit
The PIPSSA Invitational Swimming Championship was not just about winning medals but also about fostering camaraderie, sportsmanship, and a love for the sport. Our swimmers displayed exceptional teamwork and support for one another, making the event even more memorable.
The championship was a testament to the dedication of our swimmers, coaches, and the entire school community. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the participants for their hard work and achievements. Special thanks to the organizers, officials, and Moi Educational Center for hosting such a well-organized and inspiring event.
As we celebrate these accomplishments, we look forward to even greater success in future competitions. Well done to all our swimmers – you have made us proud!
