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Derrick Otieno crosses the line in the100m race during the Kenya Institute of Bankers (KIB) Interbank Sports at the Kenya School of Monetary Studies. [Courtesy]

KCB secured a resounding podium finish after emerging third at the highly competitive 2024 Kenya Institute of Bankers (KIB) Interbank Sports tournament that came to an end at the Kenya School of Monetary Studies (KSMS).

The Bank, one of the fearless competitors at the banker’s tourney, garnered 1001 points after the grueling one-month long event – registering excellent performances in tug-of-war, squash, darts, athletics, volleyball, handball, netball, lawn tennis and table tennis.

Building on last year’s successes, KCB teams once again demonstrated their sporting excellence and prowess across different categories. The tug-of-war team walloped ABSA 2-0 in a heated final to retain the overall crown. The ladies’ team on the other hand finished third.

Known for producing some of the best athletes within the industry, KCB athletics side was unrivaled in the entire tournament, managing to sweep the 4 × 400 relays in both men and women’s categories and emerged second in 4 × 100 relays in both the men and women’s categories.

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