UAE Grabs 24 Medals at Sharjah's Arab Women Sports Tournament

The Arab Women Sports Tournament concluded on Monday, establishing new standards of excellence and highlighting the remarkable progress in the advancement of women's sports in the Arab world.

This esteemed event united athletes from 15 Arab nations, with 63 clubs participating in eight diverse sports competitions.

UAE athletes showcased exceptional performances, earning an impressive total of 24 medals.

Their remarkable achievements comprised 10 gold, eight silver, and six bronze medals.

In the discipline of karate, they secured seven medals, including four gold, two silver, and one bronze.

Additionally, in the sport of fencing, they achieved nine medals, with four gold, three silver, and two bronze.

Archers from the host country won six medals. They also won a silver in athletics and a bronze in volleyball.

The fencing championship saw Emirati athletes excel, securing nine medals. UAE fencers clinched three gold in Épée, Foil, and Sabre, with an additional bronze in the latter.

In the individual competitions, Emirati fencers secured gold and silver medals in Sabre, silver in Épée, and silver and bronze in Foil.

Meanwhile, Bahrain athletes also made headlines with their dominant performance, claiming 23 medals, including 13 gold, across eight sports disciplines.

Bahrain tasted great success in track and field events, securing 14 medals (nine gold and five silver).

In table tennis, they won one gold and a silver while their shooters won two gold medals. Their archers grabbed a gold and a bronze.

Egypt demonstrated their class in volleyball, with the Sporting Club clinching the championship title through a clean sweep in the final against Kuwait's Salwa Alsabah Club

Who bagged the silver, while Sharjah Women's Sports Club took home the bronze.

In basketball, Jordan emerged victorious, with Al-Fuhais club defeating Syria's Al-Thawra club 72-50 in the final, while Bahrain's Al-Ahli club took the bronze.

Iraq were third, winning 14 medals (two gold, six silver, and six bronze) across events.

Source: msn