The Kenyan professional now sits on 11-under-par 133 while second-placed Nsanzuwera is on five-under-par 139 heading into Tuesday’s final round. Snow, who began moving day with a one-stroke lead over compatriots Dismas Indiza and amateur Michael Karanga, registered seven birdies and two bogeys in the penultimate round to extend his advantage at the top. On his outward nine, he picked up three consecutive birdies on holes one, two, and three, followed by a bogey on the fourth and another birdie on the sixth. On the inward nine, Snow made back to back birdies on the 10th and 11th before dropping a shot on the 13th. He closed with a birdie on the 18th to finish strongly. Second-placed Nsanzuwera has carded rounds of 69 and 70, while third-placed Njoroge Kibugu has matching scores of 69 and 70.