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Sharjah 24
3 days ago
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Sharjah Women's Sports dominate taekwondo team championships
On the first day of the event, the junior team from the Sharjah Women's Sports Club excelled, with standout performances from athletes like Reem Yousef Hamid and Fatima Mohammed Obaid. They worked together seamlessly and earned the gold medal, finishing in first place. In the women's category, the same club shined again, winning the silver medal after a tightly contested event that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. The team included Ann Rose, Rayan Najib Al Zaabi, and several others who fought hard until the end. The Kalba Women's Sports Club also showed great talent, with their junior team securing a bronze medal thanks to players like Hawar Ali Al Zeyoudi and Reem Khalfan Al Naqbi, who displayed strong teamwork and spirit. The Kalba ladies' team achieved similar success, also winning a bronze medal with the efforts of players like Ruqayya Rashid Al Dhanhani and Sheikha Mohammed Al Tunaiji, showcasing their skills in a competitive atmosphere. The following day, during the UAE Team Cup Championship, the Sharjah Women's Sports Club women's team continued to impress, taking home another gold medal. Players such as Maysoun Ihab Farouk and Yasmine Yasser Al Kindi performed exceptionally well, securing first place with a strong and balanced show of teamwork. At the end of the season, Abdullah Hatem, the Taekwondo Technical Director at the Sharjah Women's Sports Foundation, praised the teams' collective efforts. He noted their commitment and improvement in both skills and teamwork throughout the season. He expressed excitement about building on these successes as they prepare for the next season, aiming for even greater achievements in future competitions. Balqis Al Shehhi, who oversees individual sports at the Sharjah Women's Sports Club, shared her pride in the athletes' accomplishments. She highlighted the importance of the teamwork among the athletes, coaches, and administrative staff, and acknowledged the ongoing support from the Sharjah Women's Sports Foundation. This support helps create the best environment for taekwondo and motivates the clubs to continue raising their standards in the seasons ahead. Balqis also thanked the players for their hard work and growth this season, which was evident in their performances. An insight into upcoming Taekwondo teams The success in the two team championships showcases the hard work and dedication put in over the entire season by the Sharjah Women's Sports Foundation. This achievement highlights the effectiveness of the programs they have been using to train and support the teams. With this encouraging progress, the teams are excited to continue their journey in the upcoming seasons and aim for even more victories both nationally and regionally.
Sharjah 24
26-05-2025
- Sport
- Sharjah 24
SWS wins UAE Women's Basketball Cup with a perfect season
A season of total dominance The team demonstrated tactical discipline and high concentration, maintaining control from the opening whistle to the final buzzer. The win capped an exceptional season in which Sharjah Women's Sports Club clinched all three official tournaments they competed in: The Women's General Basketball League, the UAE Women's Federation Cup – 3x3, and the UAE Women's Basketball Cup. With this clean sweep, the team achieved a perfect season, confirming its dominance in UAE women's basketball and reflecting the development efforts led by the club. Club leadership praises strategy and teamwork Mai Al Ameri, Deputy Director of Sharjah Women's Sports Club, highlighted that the success stems from a clear strategy laid out at the season's start. She noted the team's consistency, competitiveness, and dedication to high-level representation. Al Ameri praised both technical and administrative staff for their commitment and reaffirmed Sharjah's successful investment in women's sports. Coach commends defensive prowess and youth integration Team coach Captain Walid Al Hajri celebrated the players' dedication and strong team spirit throughout the season. He described the season as 'exceptional by all standards,' noting the team's undefeated run in both official and friendly tournaments. In the Emirates Cup final, Shabab Al Ahli started strong, leading 17-10 after the first quarter and 32-18 at halftime through defensive pressure and effective rebounding. Although the third quarter saw a brief challenge from the opponents, the team regained momentum in the final quarter to seal the 54-38 win. A key moment in the final was the inclusion of U-18 players, a move aimed at building confidence and preparing them for future integration with the senior team. A reflection of Sharjah's sports vision This achievement aligns with the strategy of the Sharjah Women's Sports Foundation, under which the club operates. It reflects ongoing efforts to empower Emirati women in sports and position Sharjah as a leading sports destination regionally. The Foundation remains committed to nurturing talent and building a strong, integrated sports system for women across the emirate.
Sharjah 24
17-05-2025
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- Sharjah 24
Sharjah Women's Sports: Sustainable empowerment achievements
Vision for empowerment Hanan Al Mahmoud, Vice Chairperson of Sharjah Women Sports, emphasised that the foundation operates under a clear vision set by Her Highness Sheikha Jawaher bint Mohammed Al Qasimi, aiming to empower women in various sports and achieve leadership at local and international levels. Supportive environment for talented athletes Al Mahmoud highlighted the achievements of the foundation in recent years and its role in providing a nurturing environment for talented athletes. This success is driven by comprehensive development plans and highly qualified coaches and administrators. Metha Ben Dawi, a board member of the UAE Basketball Federation, expressed pride in the foundation's significant role in supporting Emirati female athletes. Adding value to Women's Sports Kholoud Al Junaibi, Secretary-General of the UAE Sports for All Federation, noted that the foundation adds value to women's sports in the country and serves as an important resource for national teams, thanks to its clear strategies and consistent achievements in various competitions. Ongoing efforts and financial independence The Sharjah Women's Sports Foundation continues its efforts to enhance the presence of women in sports locally and internationally by attracting talent, adding new sports, and expanding cooperation with local and international entities. It enjoys financial and administrative independence and includes several clubs dedicated to developing women's sports, such as the Sharjah Women's Sports Club and Khorfakkan Women's Sports Club. Diverse sports programmes These clubs offer a variety of sports, including table tennis, volleyball, shooting, basketball, fencing, archery, and athletics, reflecting the diversity of sports activities and the foundation's commitment to inclusivity. Historical background The Sharjah Women's Sports Club was originally established in 1982 as the "Park Club for Girls" and was restructured in 2018 to become a leading specialised women's club, with a new headquarters opened in 2020 to enhance training environments. Growing participation and achievements During the last sports season, 522 new female athletes joined, indicating a growing sports base and expanding programs. Athletes from the foundation achieved notable successes, including three medals at the Arab Taekwondo Championship and several medals in judo and karate competitions. Collaborative agreements To enhance cooperation and develop work mechanisms, the foundation signed several agreements, notably with the University of Sharjah to promote scientific research in sports. It also partnered with the UAE Sports Medicine Association to unify efforts in supporting female athletes and improving healthcare through specialized training and research programs. Sports media diploma Recently, the Sharjah Women's Sports Foundation celebrated the graduation of its first batch of the Sports Media Diploma in "Sports Analysis," which lasted six weeks and included 70 training hours. This program aimed to prepare a new generation of sports analysts with the necessary technical foundations and media skills to provide comprehensive and professional analytical content in line with developments in sports media.
Sharjah 24
13-05-2025
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- Sharjah 24
SWSC wins 28 medals UAE Women's Athletics Cup
There were exciting competitions in three age groups: Under 13, Under 16, and Under 19. Sharjah Club stood out by winning both the U13 Cup and the U16 Cup, showcasing an impressive performance that earned them a total of 28 medals: 10 gold, 8 silver, and 10 bronze. New record in the U13 division Sarah Fahad had an outstanding performance, winning two gold medals in the under-13 category by finishing first in both the 200-meter hurdles and the 300-meter race. In the 200-meter hurdles, Rawda Al-Jaberi took home a silver medal, while Maria Fahad earned a bronze. Alia Khaled Saeed also shined, winning gold in the 80-meter race and silver in the 300-meter race. Fawaghi Hamid secured a bronze medal in the 300-meter event as well. In the jumping events, Samar Saleh excelled, winning gold medals in both the long jump and high jump. Reem Youssef followed with a silver medal in the high jump. In the throwing competitions, Hanan Ibrahim dominated by winning gold in both the shot put and discus throw. Maryam Issa added to the excitement by winning a bronze medal in the discus throw. Maitha Juma and Ahed Mohammed performed well, earning silver and bronze medals in shot put, respectively, while Alyazia Tariq Juma completed the throwing events with a bronze medal in the hammer throw. Ongoing successes in the U16 division The athletes from the club showcased their outstanding talent in the Under-16 division, with Reem Youssef taking home two gold medals in the 100-meter hurdles and the 400-meter race. Khadija Mohammed also made her mark by winning a bronze medal in the 100-meter race. In the jumping events, Suad Al Jallaf earned a bronze medal in the long jump and a silver medal in the high jump. Nada Nasr also impressed by winning a bronze medal in the same high jump event. When it came to throwing competitions, Raya Moamen struck gold in the shot put and won silver in the discus throw. Her teammate, Maryam Murad, secured a silver medal in the shot put and a bronze in the discus, while Alyazia Tariq Abdul Salam grabbed a bronze in the shot put. Additionally, Sheikha Fahad Al Mazmi received silver in the hammer throw. Hind Al Kabawi, the Technical Director of Athletics at the Sharjah Women's Sports Club, praised the athletes for their amazing performance during the tournament. She highlighted that their results are a testament to their dedication and teamwork. "The players have once again shown their exceptional skills, earning both the U13 and U16 Cups, which reflects our team's ongoing success and improvement," she said. Al Kabawi further emphasized that their achievements result from the combined efforts of both the coaching and support staff, demonstrating the club's commitment to promoting women's sports in the country. Exceptional season This impressive accomplishment showcases Sharjah Women's Sports Club's strong position in the upcoming 2024-2025 athletics season. Their success is fueled by a forward-thinking approach that blends expert training with supportive resources, paving the way for a new wave of champions in Olympic sports.
Sharjah 24
06-05-2025
- Sport
- Sharjah 24
Kalba, SWS remarkable achievements for in Open Judo Championship
The championship featured exciting competitions for both junior and youth categories, with many judo players representing various parts of the UAE. The Kalba Women's Sports Club had 20 players competing, split evenly between the junior and youth groups, while the Sharjah Women's Sports Club fielded five junior players. The results for Kalba were impressive, especially in the junior women's category, where they won five gold medals, two silver medals, and one bronze medal. In the youth category, they secured three gold medals, five silver medals, and one bronze medal, showcasing the club's strong focus on training and development. Sharjah Women's Sports Club also had a commendable performance, with their five junior players earning one gold medal in the -70 kg weight class and a silver medal in the -36 kg class. All participants from Sharjah are part of the Sports Incubators Project, which aims to provide a supportive training environment for young girls, helping them develop their skills early on. Souriya Haddad, the Judo Technical Director, commented on the championship, saying it highlighted the impressive progress in the athletes' skills and physical abilities. Both clubs showed a strong commitment to training, with noticeable improvements in how they moved and executed techniques on the mat. The involvement of young athletes from the Sports Incubators Project underscores the importance of starting early in judo to nurture the next generation of players.
