By means of Abdellatif Sharaa
KUWAIT: West Asia Badminton Juniors (U15 and 17 years) championship ended on Monday. The development happened at Kuwait Olympic Committee Courts with groups from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon. The event used to be underneath the patronage of KOC President Sheikh Fahad Nasser Sabah Al-Ahmad. Jordan’s gamers ruled the occasions as they gained six gold medals within the singles and doubles for men and women.
Kuwait group gained 3 bronze medals. Within the males’s singles U15, Jordan’s Ismail Omar gained first position, adopted through Hussam-Al-Deen Raei (from Syria); Abdelaziz Al-Maqhawi (from Saudi Arabia); and Al-Baraa Al-Baraka (from Syria). Within the ladies’s singles U15, Jordan’s Maria Abu Harrah took first, adopted through Syria’s Raneem Al-Hasbani and Fullah Al-Najjar and UAE’s Mariam Ahmad respectively.
Within the males’s doubles U15, Syria’s Al-Baraa Al-Baraka and Hussam-Al-Deen Al-Raei gained first position adopted through Ali Khaleefa and Sayed Ibrahim (from Bahrain), Mohammad Jalamnah and Ibrahim Kanaan (from Palestine), Rami Saleh and Yousuf Saleh (from Iraq). Within the ladies doubles, Maria Abu Harrah and Hanan Osaila (from Jordan) grabbed the primary place, adopted through Raneem Al-Hasbani and Sanaa Al-Zubi (from Syria), Dalal Al-Awadhi and Mariam Sayed Hashim (from Kuwait), Mariam Ahmad and Hind Saud (from UAE).
Within the males’s Singles U17, Jordan’s Ahmad Suwaidan gained the gold medal, adopted through Haidar Hijazi (from Syria), Yazan Sayah and Fahad Al-Maliki (from Saudi Arabia). Within the ladies singles U17, Mariam Abu Harah (from Jordan) secured the primary position, adopted through Marah Omar (from Jordan), Sedar Al-Hussein and Tala Hattoum (from Syria).
Within the males’s doubles U17, Fahad Al-Maliki and Yazan Sayyan (from Saudi Arabia) gained the primary position, adopted through Haidar Hijazi and Tayyem Musaad (from Syria); Mohammad Al-Shamali and Omar Al-Shaibani (from Kuwait) and Zakariya Adel and Mustafa Sameer (from Iraq). For the ladies U17, Mariam Abu Harra and Marah Omar (from Jordan) gained the primary position, adopted through Sedar Al-Hussein and Tala Hattoum (from Syria), Zainab Al-Shatti and Fatma Daham (from Kuwait), Liyan Al-Jubour and Zaina Kazim from Lebanon.