Wafalme Stars libero Hudson Kipchumba was among the Kenyan volleyball stars who passed out as General Service Unit (GSU) officers in the latest passout parade.Kipchumba, who is currently in Tunis, Tunisia with the Kenya men's national volleyball team, Wafalme Stars at the ongoing 2026 CAVB Men's African Nations Volleyball Championship was particularly not physically present at the event but passed out nonetheless.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOther volleyball players who joined the GSU service included Joshua Kimaru, Elvis Mein and Chelule Ruto.The colorful pass-out ceremony was held on Friday, 18 September at the National Police College, Embakassi ‘B’ Campus and presided over by President William Ruto.The pass-out followed an intense training period that lasted nine months where over 2,400 recruits were taken through both physical, operational, combat and legal requirements that would be beneficial for their line of work.Morogoro ARC finale pits title-favourite Karan Patel against Aakif ViraniHowever, the four volleyball players were allowed to still attend to their sporting duties, especially on weekends, an advantage that helped them to maintain their sporting forms and be beneficial to both their club and the national team.The passing out of the four volleyball stars is a huge boost to the GSU Volleyball team not only ahead of the new season but for future as they are now tied to the team permanently by virtue of their jobs.The four volleyball players are among a host of many other sports persons who joined the Police service in the recent pass outs.##NAJAVA_MECA_9978144##Mozzart Bet-sponsored APS Bomet had 13 squad members pass out as Administration Police Officers.The included goalkeepers Bob Cetric and Ronald Onyango; defenders George Odhiambo, Duke Muhoro and Dominic Kipkirui; midfielders Brian Ngala, James Khaleha, Benard Ouma and David Owino.In attack, Lawrence Kibet, Curtis Wekesa and Walter Wafula also joined the service and so did club’s media officer Bethwell Kipkorir.FKF Women Premier League giants Kenya Police Bullets had eight players joining the service with Police FC also benefitting with three players joining the Police Service.Matasi reveals how his wife blocked him from joining Gor Mahia after leaving AFC Leopards