Alphonse Odhiambo, a Form Four student, is set to dazzle in the triple jump, while Form One Winnie Adhiambo aims to stride to victory in the walking race.
Sheila Auma, a Form Two student, is ready to showcase her speed in the 800m, while in the long jump, Philip Ohanya, another Form Four talent, is prepared to leap beyond expectations.
The cross-country event will witness the endurance and strength of Bertrand Otieno and Ronnie Otieno, both from Form Two, racing side by side.
"Our boys and girls have put in immense effort in training, focusing on their individual events while also fostering a spirit of teamwork," he said.
"We've analysed our competitors, worked on our weaknesses, and I'm confident that our athletes will make us proud," he added.
Moreover, Mbuor said sports contribute to a well-balanced educational experience, enhancing physical health and mental well-being.
"Engaging in co-curricular activities fosters a sense of belonging and camaraderie, creating a supportive community where every student can thrive.
"As stewards of education, it is our responsibility to cultivate not only the minds but also the hearts and bodies of our students. By embracing sports and co-curricular activities, we empower our students to become not just scholars, but also resilient, adaptable, and compassionate individuals ready to conquer the challenges of the world," he said.
SIAYA COUNTY
St Patrick's Segere Athletics team
1.Alphonse Odhiambo -Tripple jump
2.Winnie Adhiambo-Walk race
3.Sheila Auma- 800m
4.Philip Ohanya- Long Jump
5.Bertrand Otieno- Cross-country
6.Ronnie Otieno-Cross-country
7.Millicent Otieno- Discus
Coach-George Omondi
Principal-Ngala Mbuor