Kenyan attacker Mercy Moim has been named the
Most Valuable Player (MVP) in the Finland top
flight volleyball league. The Kenya Prisons player joined Liiga Plooki last
September on a temporary arrangement at the back
of impressive performances for the national
women volleyball team at the FIVB Grand Prix in
Mexico and Croatia. But the 25-year old has since hit the ground
running at her latest work station, as proven by his
statistics that include scoring 442 points in 22
league games, to emerge as the second highest
scorer in the competition. “I am so happy for this achievement and
speechless at the same time” Moim told Nairobi News. “My main target however remains winning the
championship which is why the team’s focus is on
the play offs” She added. Moim is also expected to play a vital role in
Kenya’s quest to retain the Africa Cup of Nations
title, plus qualify for both the All Africa Games
and World Cup.
Most Valuable Player (MVP) in the Finland top
flight volleyball league. The Kenya Prisons player joined Liiga Plooki last
September on a temporary arrangement at the back
of impressive performances for the national
women volleyball team at the FIVB Grand Prix in
Mexico and Croatia. But the 25-year old has since hit the ground
running at her latest work station, as proven by his
statistics that include scoring 442 points in 22
league games, to emerge as the second highest
scorer in the competition. “I am so happy for this achievement and
speechless at the same time” Moim told Nairobi News. “My main target however remains winning the
championship which is why the team’s focus is on
the play offs” She added. Moim is also expected to play a vital role in
Kenya’s quest to retain the Africa Cup of Nations
title, plus qualify for both the All Africa Games
and World Cup.
