Kenyan track stars are set to make history at the Eugene Diamond League this Saturday, with three-time Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon aiming to break more records.

• Faith Kipyegon, who holds the world record in the 1500m, will compete in the Mile, an event she also holds the world record for (4:07.64), potentially smashing the meeting record of 4:21.25.
• Other Kenyan athletes like double Olympic champion Beatrice Chebet, Olympic champion Faith Cherotich, and 2019 1500m world champion Timothy Cheruiyot are also expected to deliver strong performances.
• The Prefontaine Classic at Hayward Field has been a venue for Kipyegon's past record-breaking achievements, and this event could see further historic runs.

Kenya is aiming to significantly boost its representation at the 2028 Los Angeles (LA28) Olympic Games, planning to expand its participation across more sports disciplines.

• Kenya intends to increase its disciplines from six at Paris 2024 to 10 at LA28.
• The National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOC-K), led by its president Shadrack Maluki, is driving this initiative.
• The effort involves close collaboration with sports associations and the Kenyan Government to secure funding for qualification processes.

The PGK Equator Tour's quest for spots in the 2027 Magical Kenya Open and 2028 Olympic Games shifts to the coast this week, from July 2-5, at the Nyali Golf and Country Club.

• Over 50 local pros are competing in this leg, the first held at the coastal venue.
• Current tour leader Samuel Njoroge, with 2,017 points, will face challenges from contenders like Dismus Indiza (1,890 points) and Mohit Mediratta (1,580 points).
• Golfer Mathew Wahome is expressing confidence and aiming to leverage his local knowledge at the challenging, windy course.