The Kiambu County Aquatics Association (KCAA) is proud to celebrate a remarkable achievement after three of its Executive Committee members were appointed to the newly constituted Kenya Aquatics Coaches & Education Committee.
The appointments are a testament to Kiambu Aquatics’ growing influence in the development of swimming in Kenya and its continued commitment to producing capable leaders who contribute to the sport at the national level.
A Proud Moment for Kiambu Aquatics
The three Kiambu Aquatics Executive Committee members appointed to the national committee are:
- Dr. Douglas Okatso
- Monicah Githinji
- Veronicah Maina
Their selection reflects the confidence that Kenya Aquatics has placed in their experience, leadership, and dedication to advancing coaching standards and athlete development across the country.
Having three representatives from a single county association is a significant milestone and demonstrates the important role Kiambu Aquatics continues to play in shaping the future of aquatics in Kenya.
The New Kenya Aquatics Coaches & Education Committee
The newly appointed committee comprises:
- Dr. Edwin Boit – Chairperson
- Hillary Leboy – Kenya Aquatics Liaison
- Kevin Beru
- Mohammed Ahmed
- Veronicah Maina
- Monicah Githinji
- Noel Amwayi
- Dr. Douglas Okatso
- Emmanuel Kibagendi
The committee has been entrusted with strengthening coaching education, developing technical capacity, and supporting athlete development throughout Kenya.
A Recognition of Leadership and Service
Over the years, Kiambu Aquatics has distinguished itself through innovative programmes, coach development initiatives, technical officiating clinics, athlete forums, and well-organized swimming championships.
The appointment of Dr. Douglas Okatso, Monicah Githinji, and Veronicah Maina is recognition of the expertise and commitment they have demonstrated in serving swimmers, coaches, clubs, and the wider aquatics community.
Their experience at both county and national levels positions them well to contribute meaningfully to the development of coaching structures and educational programmes that will benefit swimmers across Kenya.
Strengthening Swimming in Kenya
The Coaches & Education Committee plays a critical role in the growth of competitive swimming by promoting:
- Coach education and certification
- Athlete development pathways
- Technical excellence
- Knowledge sharing
- Continuous professional development
- Best practices in coaching and governance
By strengthening these areas, the committee will help raise coaching standards and support the long-term success of Kenyan swimmers on regional, continental, and international stages.
Congratulations from Kiambu Aquatics
Kiambu Aquatics extends its heartfelt congratulations to:
- Dr. Douglas Okatso
- Monicah Githinji
- Veronicah Maina
on this well-deserved appointment.
We also congratulate Dr. Edwin Boit, Hillary Leboy, Kevin Beru, Mohammed Ahmed, Noel Amwayi, and Emmanuel Kibagendi on their appointments to this important national committee.
As Kiambu Aquatics continues to invest in leadership, education, and athlete development, these appointments reaffirm the association’s vision of contributing not only to county success but also to the advancement of aquatics across Kenya.
We wish the newly appointed committee every success as they work to shape the future of coaching and swimming education in the country.
Congratulations once again to our three Kiambu Aquatics leaders on this outstanding achievement!
