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Young Mogeni living his boyhood dream in Sweden

Sodertelge's Kenyan opposite player Enock Mogeni (left) celebrates a point during their Swedish topflight league match against Falkenberg on September 27, 2020. Mogeni, a Strathmore University student and player, recently joined the Swedish outfit after impressing for KPA last year.

Photo credit: Pool | Sodertelge

What you need to know:

  • Mogeni honed his skills at the Madaraka-based institution having joined them in 2016 from Kenyatta University as a rookie
  • The reigning KVF best attacker was named Man of the Match in his maiden appearance as his new club fell to Vingaker 2-3 last weekend in the elite Division League
  • Mogeni, who was a joy to watch during the KVF play-offs, said judging from last weekend’s matches, the Swedish League is competitive

Enock Mogeni is living his boyhood dream after signing an eight-month professional contract with Swedish side Sodertelge Volleyball Club.

The Kenya Ports Authority player, who was instrumental when the Coastal team defied odds to finish second behind champions General Service Unit (GSU) during the 2019 Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) National League, said the best is yet to come.