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Recovered Misiko eager to regain place in GSU side

General Service Unit players celebrate after beating arch-rivals Kenya Prisons during the Kenya Volleyball Federation National Play-Offs volleyball playoffs at Kasrani gymnasium on November 23, 2019.

Photo credit: Sila Kiplagat | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • He said he wanted to be the first player to turn professional in the middle blocking position from the current crop of local players.
  • “Players in other positions like left, right have in one way or the other turned professional but no middle blocker has been able to accomplish that,” he noted, relishing  showing his stuff on the playing court.

Shadrack Misiko is ready to fight for his position in Kenya Volleyball Federation League champions General Service Unit after recovering from a knee injury.

The middle blocker was sidelined for the better part of last season after picking up the injury during the fourth leg in Malaba.