This is what Jacqueline Mwangi has been for her club, Blazers (formerly Telkom), and the national team in the past decade. The sports teacher at Hillcrest School also boasts over 20 goals with the national team until her retirement from international hockey in 2015. She has gone on to win seven African Cup of Club Championship ACCC titles and over 10 Kenya Hockey Union Premier League titles. The newly appointed national team coach has proved that she is not your average athlete but a superstar and selfless team player whose influence especially on the field is immeasurable. These accomplishments make her highly regarded at the club, arguably their best player after Betty Tioni, who passed on in 2014.

Source: The Star May 13, 2020 21:00 UTC