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Irene Ndunda of KDF shines at the ladies-only shooting championship

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Safety Officer Master Ibrahim Ndungu instructing KDF officer Irene Ndunda during Kenya Shooting Club’s organized International Shooting Confederation (IPSC) Championship at Jockey Club shooting range within Ngong’ Racecourse. The event format is IPSC shooting featuring Pistol, Shotgun and Rifle for ladies only. July 11, 2021. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Chalbi team from NIS braved the cold weather on Sunday, 11 July at the International Pistol Shooting Confederation (IPSC) fixture, to emerge the overall winners in group category under the Kenya Sports Shooting Federation (KSSF), ladies-only shooting contest.

The National Police who put up a spirited fight finished second while KDF settled in the third position at the Pistol, Rifle and shotgun showpiece staged at the Jockey Club shooting range in Ngong Racecourse.

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