Lemayan, Simiyu bask in glory of winning Lewa Marathon
Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) rangers Samson Lemayan and Lydia Simiyu overcame nagging injuries to lift the 26th edition of Lewa Safari Marathon...
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Samson Lemayan and Lydia Simiyu, both Kenya Wildlife Service rangers, emerged victorious at the 26th edition of the Lewa Safari Marathon held on Saturday at the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Meru County.
- Samson Lemayan defended his men's title with a time of 2:27:04, while Lydia Simiyu won the women's crown in her debut with 2:50:39.
- Both champions overcame injuries to secure their wins.
- The event attracted over 1300 participants from 33 countries, highlighting its global appeal and contribution to conservation efforts.
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Lemayan defends marathon title, debutant Simiyu wins women's crown at Lewa - June 2026
Samson Lemayan successfully defended his title at the 26th Lewa Safari Marathon held at the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Meru County on Saturday. Debutant Lydia Simiyu also clinched the women's crown at the same event. Both winners are Kenya Wildlife Service rangers. The marathon successfully attracted 1,500 athletes in a race focused on conservation and talent development. The event brings together global runners for a unique sporting and conservation experience.
