The Kenyan team in the championship comprised Joyce Wanjiru, 13-year-old Kanana Muthomi, and Mercy Nyanchama, who finished in third, fourth, and fifth place respectively on the individual leaderboard, proudly flying the host nation’s flag high at the prestigious event. Kenya opened the championship with a nine-over-par 151, with Wanjiru and Muthomi contributing to the team’s score. Wanjiru carded two-over-par 73, while Muthomi shot seven-over-par 78. Nyanchama returned a 79, with the two lowest scores counting towards the team’s overall total for the round. In the second round, the hosts carded one-under-par 141, again with Wanjiru and Muthomi contributing. Muthomi shot one-under-par 70 with three birdies and two bogeys while Wanjiru made a level-par 71 featuring six birdies and as many bogeys. Nyanchama carded a 78. In the final round on Friday, Kenya closed with another nine-over-par 151, with Nyanchama and Wanjiru contributing to the team’s final score. Nyanchama shot three-over-par 74 with three birdies, three bogeys, and a triple bogey, while Wanjiru carded 77 with two birdies, two bogeys, and three double bogeys. Muthomi closed with a 79. Tanzania finished third on 34-over-par 460. On the individual leaderboard, Schmitt claimed top honours, with Tanzania’s Neema Olomi finishing runner-up on seven-over-par 220, one shot ahead of Wanjiru in third place.