Kenya's ability sports team ready for World Beach Games

Kenya’s ability sports team are raring to go ahead of their debut in the World Beach Games slated for 18-25 in Mersin, Turkey.

Team Kenya comprises of a 23-member contingent to represent and will be gunning for glories in all categories despite their novice status.

Ability Sports Kenya president Agnes Oluoch is confident of Kenya’s chances of excelling on their maiden appearance, adding that the competition will serve as a benchmark for success to the newly formed federation.

"I wish this team well, and I know that we are going to come back home with medals," Agnes confidently remarks.

John Mburu, the Air Para badminton Kenya national team head coach, echoes her sentiments adding that he expects the team to do well in the competition give their impressive build up.

"I promise that the team will bring home medals and trophies, so expect the best from us." Mburu stated.

The championship, which is the First-Ever Para Sport Beach Games, has attracted athletes from over 13 countries, aiming to promote inclusivity, resilience, and athletic excellence among persons with disabilities.

For Ability Sports Kenya, the games not only mark another international appearance since the federation’s formation but also signal a new era of opportunity and visibility for Kenyan Para-athletes on the global stage.

Kenya will be looking to make history in Turkey, flying the national flag high and proving that ability truly knows no limits.