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Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County :The waves of victory continue to surge as Swim Fit Swim Club – Kisumu made another statement of dominance during the Uasin Gishu Aquatics Championship held over the weekend in the vibrant City of Champions, Eldoret. Competing away from home, the lakeside powerhouse proved that passion and discipline know no boundaries, leaving an indelible mark on the national aquatics stage.

Under the keen and charismatic leadership of Coach Odera Biko, affectionately known as Pesa Berr, the team displayed outstanding performances from start to finish — blending tactical precision, speed, and teamwork that electrified the poolside atmosphere. Their unity and determination were evident in every race, earning admiration from fans and fellow competitors alike.

The event brought together an impressive lineup of Kenya’s top swimming clubs and academies, each showcasing remarkable talent and competitive spirit. Among the notable participants were:

Torpedo Swim Club, guided by the experienced Coach Hillary Leboy (Adipoolar), whose athletes displayed exceptional consistency and ultimately clinched top honors.

Swim Fit Swim Club – Kisumu, led by Coach Odera Biko (Pesa Berr), who steered his team to an exceptional second-place finish through sheer determination and teamwork.

Rapids Swim Club, under the guidance of Coach Kevin Beru, put up a strong performance, finishing in a respectable third place overall with a display of technical prowess and resilience.

Rupaz Elite Swim Club, ably coached by Coach Sophy, impressed with their young, energetic swimmers and a growing spirit of excellence.

Ndupawa Swim Club, a promising side with emerging talent, competed admirably and gained valuable experience on the big stage.

Other notable teams included Thunder Fins Swim Club, Gulab Swim Academy, Highlands Sharks, and Kalebbo Swimswam, alongside one dedicated unattached swimmer who made a splash with two medal wins.

Official Medal Standings:

Position Club Medals

🥇 1st Torpedo Swim Club 103 medals
🥈 2nd Swim Fit Swim Club Kisumu 97 medals
🥉 3rd Rapids Swim Club 39 medals
4th Rupaz Elite Swim Team 27 medals
5th Thunder Fins Swim Club 13 medals
6th Gulab Swim Academy 13 medals
7th Highlands Sharks 3 medals
8th Ndupawa Swim Club 2 medals
9th Kalebbo Swimswam 1 medal
— Unattached Swimmer 2 medals

Speaking after the championship, Coach Odera Biko commended his team for their consistency and fighting spirit, saying:

“This was not just about medals — it was about growth, unity, and the love of swimming. Competing against top clubs and coming this close to the top shows the progress we are making. Swim Fit will continue to nurture champions and represent Kisumu with pride.”

The Uasin Gishu Aquatics Championship has once again underscored the growing strength of regional swimming in Kenya, uniting athletes, coaches, and fans in a shared vision for excellence.

As the curtains fall in Eldoret, one message remains clear — Swim Fit Swim Club Kisumu is not just a team; it’s a movement of passion, purpose, and progress.

From the Lakeside City to the City of Champions Swim Fit is making waves, shaping dreams, and lifting Kenyan swimming to new heights! 🌊🏆🇰🇪

Reported by Kenya Swimming TV : Covering the Future of Aquatics in Kenya.