Home golfer Anthony Nganga clinched the top prize at the inaugural AM Communications Golf Day held at Ruiru Sports Club on Thursday, outshining a field of 187 participants.

• Anthony Nganga won with a score of 67 nett, playing off a handicap of 22.
• Kamonjo Kiburi emerged as the guest winner with an impressive 66 nett.
• The tournament celebrated members born in October, including AM Communications lead partner, Anthony Mutua, and club chairman, Jesse Ndegwa.

Kenyan athletes and coaches are urgently calling for reforms within Athletics Kenya (AK) ahead of upcoming elections, demanding greater representation and a direct role in decision-making.

• The core demand is a "one athlete, one vote" system, allowing athletes to directly elect AK officials rather than relying on delegates.
• Key stakeholders, including retired athletes and experienced coaches, are pushing for improved governance and inclusion in the AK management structure.
• These calls align with a global trend towards athlete-centred governance, emphasizing the need for AK's constitution to meet international standards set by World Athletics.

Young golfers aged 6 to 16 are set to compete in the NCBA US Kids Mombasa local Tour at Nyali Golf & Country Club tomorrow, following a successful kickoff at Vipingo Baobab course last Sunday.

• The tournament is the second leg of a six-event season designed to provide regular competition and experience for junior golfers on the Coast.
• Key organizers include Tournament Director Kailesh Chauhan, Junior Golf Federation Coast Representative Mary Mariga, and Coast junior coach Mary Kandu.
• The US Kids Golf format uses shorter yardages to reward skill, with the season culminating on November 22.