The Central Police Club topped the general standings of the Republic Taekwondo Club Championship, whose competitions concluded on Saturday evening at the Jalaah Sports Hall in Damascus, with the participation of 365 male and female athletes from the Tadpoles, Children, and Cadets categories.
Club Standings
Homs Police Club secured second place in the general standings, followed by Rimalan Workers Club in third place. Sharif Dirki, secretary-general of the Taekwondo Federation, told the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) that the championship witnessed high technical levels and strong competition among the participating clubs.
Dirki pointed out that the participation of 365 athletes reflects the broad base of the sport and the growing interest in it, heralding a promising future for Syrian taekwondo and supplying the national teams with promising talents.
Age Category Results
In the Boys Children category, Abd al-Latif Abd al-Qadir won in the under 20 kg weight class, Muhammad Nur Kurdi in the under 23 kg class, Sumar al-Naqri in the under 26 kg class, Taym Ya鈥檊hi in the under 30 kg class, Zayn Ashur in the under 34 kg class, Ahmad al-Hasan in the under 38 kg class, Zayd Hamad in the under 43 kg class, Adam Ahmu in the under 53 kg class, and Miran Muhammad Ali in the over 53 kg class.
The Boys Tadpoles category concluded with victories for Ahmad Azawi in the under 18 kg class, Iyas al-Bakghan in the under 20 kg class, Hasan al-Shamali in the under 22 kg class, Ward al-Sharabji in the under 24 kg class, Sibyan Mustafa in the under 26 kg class, Munib Idris in the under 29 kg class, Muhammad al-Sufi in the under 32 kg class, and Sultan Rakad in the over 32 kg class.
Female Participation
In the Girls Tadpoles category, Alma Ali won in the 18 kg class, Hayat Idris in the 20 kg class, Lilian Sufi in the 22 kg class, Azl Surjiya in the 24 kg class, Talin Salum in the 26 kg class, Liyan al-Hasan in the 29 kg class, Grace Khalil in the 32 kg class, Milla Bakr in the under 35 kg class, and Sham al-Zurqi in the over 35 kg class.
The importance of this championship, which falls under the federation's plan, lies in its role as a channel for discovering young talents and developing the capabilities of younger age groups to form the core nucleus of national teams in upcoming events.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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