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- Height:
- 5-4
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- Year:
- So
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- Hometown:
- Eldoret, Kenya
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- Major:
- Physical Education
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- Previous School:
- St. Joseph Boys HS
Bio
2016-17: Chebii had another oustanding year for the Navy and Gold, notching three Top-20 finishes and running in six of seven races. His best finish was fifth place at the Coastal Carolina Invitational (Sept. 9) in 16:59.29. He also finished sixth at the Bulldog Invitational (Sept. 24) in 27:50.66 and 20th at the Great American XC Festival (Oct. 1) in 28:05.9.
2015-16: Chebii made great contributions during his freshman season, running in six of seven races for Coker. He won both the USC Open (Sept. 23, 10:11) and the FMU Invitational (Oct. 16, 16:02). Chebii finished in the top-30 in four of his six races.
High School: Chebii was a standout cross country and track athlete at St. Joseph Boys High School.
Personal: Son of Linah Chebii and Peter Chemitei...he has a sibling Solomon.
News mentions

Darroneshia Lott had a strong showing in the women's 6k race.

Three runners will represent Coker at the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional meet on Saturday.

Darroneshia Lott notched her fourth Top-10 finish of the year at the conference meet on Saturday.

The Cobras will test their endurance with the best of the South Atlantic Conference on Saturday.

The men finished 29th and the women finished 33rd.

The Cobras are ready to run for the second time in six days.

The Cobras have a short break from last Saturday's Great American XC Festival.

Darroneshia Lott picked up her first collegiate win on Saturday.

The Cobras keep right on rolling in their 2016 campaign.

The men had three runners in the top 20 while the women had one in the top 20.

This will be the first race for both teams since Sept. 9.

The women's team as well as a few men made their 2016 debuts in Conway on Friday.

The Cobra women's team will make their 2016 debut on Friday, while the men's team will feature some faces making their 2016 debut.

Coker men's and women's cross country await their season opening runs after the conference released the polls today.