Double gold triumph for Kuwait triathlon team at the Arab Cup

This news has been read 975 times!

CAIRO, Oct 14: In another remarkable addition to Kuwait triathlon team’s growing list of accomplishments, they seized two prestigious gold medals at the Arab Cup Championship held during the African Championship in the Egyptian city of Hurghada.
The honor of these gold medals goes to, Hamad Al-Khalidi and Ali Dashti, whose outstanding performances demonstrated their exceptional skills and determination. Furthermore, the Kuwait Triathlon Federation and club athletes showcased their mettle in the Bahraini Triathlon Federation League Championship, securing remarkable results:

Lulwa Al-Rifai clinched the gold medal in the age group category for 16-29 years.
Abdulaziz Al-Duaij displayed a fantastic performance, earning a well-deserved silver medal in the 16-29 years age group.
Hoda Al-Saleh and Mubarak Al-Juma made their mark with impressive achievements.
Dalal Al-Rayes added to the pride of our team with her performance.

Rashid Al-Kandari, Chairman of the Board of Directors for both the club and the Kuwait Triathlon Federation, extended his warmest congratulations to our national team’s champions for their remarkable success in the Arab Cup and the Bahraini Federation League. He emphasized that these achievements were the fruit of tremendous dedication and hard work, not only from the athletes but also from the dedicated technical and administrative staff.

Al-Kandari expressed deep gratitude for the invaluable support provided by the General Sports Authority and the Kuwaiti Olympic Committee. Their backing has played a pivotal role in the exceptional performance of our team, securing prestigious medals and top positions in various competitions.

The Chairman affirmed the federation’s unwavering commitment to continue this tradition of success, striving to attain more medals and accolades for Kuwait on the global stage. The future looks promising, with the team prepared to uphold Kuwait’s name at international events and tournaments.

This news has been read 975 times!