Top Kenyans track and field athletes will be seeking to dominate the African Games that starts on Tuesday morning in Accra, Ghana.
Reigning World 800m champion Mary Moraa, the 3000m steeplechase world record holder, Beatrice Chepkoech, and the 2016 Olympics javelin silver medallist Julius Yego go into their respective competitions as favourites.
Others to keep an eye on are African Games 20km walk champion Samuel Gathimba, 2017 World Under 18 Championships 20km walk bronze medallist Dominic Ndigiti, the 2014 Commonwealth Games 3000m steeplechase champion Purity Kirui and Africa 3000m steeplechase bronze medallist Caren Chebet.
Full Games Team
Women 100m
Esther Mbagari
Eunice Kadogo
Men 100m
Hesborn Ochieng
Steve Onyango
Women 100m Hurdles
Rukia Nusra
110m Hurdles men
Wiseman Were
200m Women
Millicent Ndoro
200m men
Samuel Chege
Dan Kiviasi
400m women
Mary Moraa
400m Men
Kennedy Kimeu
David Sanayek
400m Hurdles women
Venice Kerubo
Rahab Wanjiru
400m Hurdles men
Kipkorir Rotich
Nicholas Kiblimo
800m Women
Vivian Chebet
Lilian Odira
800m men
Kipngetich Ngeno
Aaron Kemei
1500m women
Mary Ekiru
Lydia Cheruto
1500m men
Brian Komen
Abel Kipsang
3000m steeplechase women
Caren Chebet
Purity Cherotich
3000m steeplechase men
Amos Serem
Simon Koech
Edmond Serem
5000m women
Beatrice Chepkoech
Mary Manalu
5000m men
Cornelius Kemboi
10000m women
Janet Chepngetich
10,000m men
Francis Abong
Evans Keitani
Decathlon
Edwin Kemutai
20km walk men
Samuel Gathimba
Dominic Ndigiti
20km walk women
Emily Ngii
Sylvia Kemboi
High jump women
Zeddy Jesire
High jump men
Asbel Kemboi
Triple Jump men
Isaac Kirwa
Men javelin
Julius Yego
Women Javelin
Joyce Lalam