Grace Wanjiru and Regina Mulatya recorded double gold and silver at the ongoing World Masters Indoor Athletics championships in Torun, Poland.
On Friday afternoon, Wanjiru scooped her second gold medal when she won the 10km walk for women (40 years).
This was her second gold at the week-long championships after winning her first gold medal in the 3,000m walk earlier in the week.
Two-time Africa Masters champion Mulatya bagged her second silver medal on Wednesday night after clearing 11.17m in triple jump.
She had on Monday night bagged another silver in long jump.
Kenneth Mburu won two gold medals at the championships, in the 10km road race on Wednesday morning, when he clocked 29:25 after winning his first on Monday in the 8km cross-country.
Erick Shikuku and Rebecca Kerubo with gold and silver in the 3,000m walk race and hammer throw respectively.
Mulatya said: "I am happy about it (the silver) since this is my first time at the indoor games. This was through hard work and determination."
"It shows that I can do better if I continue doing my work out daily, respecting my coach and, above all, putting God first."
Team Kenya medallists:
Gold:
1. Kenneth Mburu - 10km road race
2. Kenneth Mburu -8km cross country
3. Erick Shikuku - 3,000m race walk
4. Grace Wanjiru- 3,000m race walk
5. Grace Wanjiru- 10km race walk
Silver
1. Regina Mulatya- Long Jump
2. Regina Mulatya- triple jump
3. Rebecca Kerubo- Hammer
