The Windsor Golf and Hotel Club junior finished on an overall gross 268 following round scores of 91, 88 and 89 to make it a double celebration. Speaking after securing the girls’ title, Nyanchera said she was pleased that she managed to defy challenging weather conditions and gave credit to her mother and coach for having faith in her. “The experience was good; the competition was somehow tough because of the weather. However, I feel really good to have won. I’m grateful for the support from my mom and coach for believing in me,” said Nyanchera. It was a relief for her mother, Maggie Nyabate, to see her child reap the rewards of hard work. “I have been walking with her through this journey, and it feels great to see her winning in competition. She started playing when she was eight years old, and I’m proud to see the growth,” said Nyabate. Meanwhile, a consistent performance saw Royal Nairobi Golf Club’s Mwathi Gicheru (+15) win the overall (boys’) championship. Gicheru was four strokes ahead of second placed Mitansh Thacker (+19) and seven ahead of third placed Yuvraj Rajput (+22). Gicheru carded round scores of 75, 76 and 77 with a gross of 228 to be crowned champion.