casual obsever wrote:
You JuJu wannabe wrote:
El Keniano,
Do I misunderstand, or do you know of something that could exonerate him? If you have evidence of such things, should you not put it to the relevant authorities?
He is just pulling a rekrunner. No way he really thinks Bett or Kiprop are not career dopers.
That's funny! ?
Corruption in Kenya wrote:
Reading the case material, it's clear that Kip wouldn't pay off this so-called "DCO" (acting alone by himself), and thus the "positive" EPO test and supposed "refusal to submit" allegations were invoked.
Just read #50, about the "very suspicious" DCO acting this way.
If Kip had wanted to "evade" the test, why even show up after the hour had passed? Just be like Mo with the doorbell. Unfortunately, Western media thinks Kenyans are "dumb", rather than honest.
Circuitous NPC SJW reasoning.
Coevett wrote:
He was spotted by coach Japhet Kemei, who runs Sigowet Athletics Club in Kericho, which brings together junior athletes from the South Rift region.
Bett is the younger brother of Purity Cherotich, the reigning 3,000m steeplechase Commonwealth Games champion, who inspired him into running after she won the IAAF World Junior 3,000m steeplechase title in Moncton, Canada, in 2010.
He trains together with Ferguson Rotich, the 2016 IAAF Diamond League Trophy winner, another member of the Bahamas-bound squad.
“Ferguson (Rotich) is a good athlete and I must thank him because we could help other in training before we went for the trials in Nairobi and the result is a bronze for Kenya,” added Bett, who is coached by Japheth Kemei.
The team that will be led by head coach Japheth Kemei, is out to beat their record performance at the event in Delhi 2010 where the track and field squad brought home 11 gold, 10 silver and eight bronze, having minted 10 gold, 10 silver and three bronze in Scotland to top the athletics charts for the second successive edition.
Former Kenya Under-20 international athlete Sheila Chepng’etich has passed on.
The 2014 World Under-20 1500m bronze medallist, who was serving a ban on a doping offence, died at Kericho County Referral Hospital, where she had been taken after falling ill on Sunday evening, according to her coach Japheth Kemei
Sources :
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/sports/article/2001235379/bett-ready-for-relays-kipyegon-hopes-passion-will-lead-him-to-glory-in-world-relays-in-the-bahamashttps://www.nation.co.ke/sports/athletics/Kipyegon-Bett-dreams-glory-Commonwealth-Games/1100-4051748-3pf53f/index.htmlhttp://www.kassfm.co.ke/home/2018/02/19/three-world-champions-headline-kenyan-commonwealth-track-and-field-team/https://www.nation.co.ke/sports/athletics/Shock-as-former-under-20-athlete-dies/1100-4549020-lc2ab2z/index.html
Bumping this thread after the tragic news that Bett has died at the age of 26. The only reason I'm doing so is because it needs to be known that his coach Japhet Kemei, had another athlete drop dead, at the age of 20, after being banned for EPO.
Japhet Kemei still has a license to coach, and was given the role of coach of the Kenyan athletics team for the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.