The 2025 Kip Keino Classic is set to captivate athletics fans worldwide as some of the biggest names in track and field prepare to compete in Nairobi. Scheduled for May 31 at the newly upgraded Ulinzi Sports Complex, this year’s edition promises to be the most thrilling yet. Moreover, the event features a stellar lineup led by hammer thrower Camryn Rogers, javelin star Anderson Peters, and sprint sensation Ferdinand Omanyala.
Meanwhile, Camryn Rogers, Canada’s reigning Olympic and World Champion in the hammer throw, arrives in Kenya with an impressive track record. Her powerful throws and consistent dominance have made her one of the most exciting athletes to watch this season. Notably, Rogers aims to extend her winning streak and inspire a new generation of throwers in Africa.
On the other side, Grenada’s Anderson Peters, a two-time World Champion and Olympic bronze medalist, returns to the Kip Keino Classic with high expectations. Known for his explosive javelin technique and fierce competitive spirit, Peters is eager to reclaim the spotlight in Nairobi, where he first made waves in 2023.
On the track, Kenya’s own Ferdinand Omanyala will lead the sprint events. Africa’s fastest man, Omanyala, has broken multiple records and continues to raise the bar in the 100m dash. His electrifying speed and home crowd advantage make him a favourite to dominate the sprints and thrill local fans.
Athletes who have Graced Kip Keino Classic in previous editions
The Kip Keino Classic has grown into a premier stop on the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold circuit, attracting elite athletes from across the globe. Moreover, the previous editions have featured legends like Sha’Carri Richardson and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce. This year’s event is not an exception as it aims to build on that legacy with even more world-class performances.
Moreover, with world records within reach and fierce rivalries set to unfold, the 2025 Kip Keino Classic promises unforgettable moments.
