Al-Adham champions shine in the Gulf TTF Triathlon Championship

Al-Adham champions shine in the Gulf TTF Triathlon Championship and win six colored medals

Al-Adham champions won six colored medals in the Gulf TTF Triathlon Championship for junior categories, which kicked off with three rounds starting in October in the Kingdom of Bahrain, followed by the second round in Qatar during November, and concluded on December 7 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The promising star Jassim Malallah Al-Jaber managed to win the gold medal in the junior category, while his teammate Shaheen Abdullah Al-Kaabi won the bronze medal in the same category. In the Cubs category, player Fahad Abdullah Al-Kaabi won first place and the gold medal, while his teammate Khalid Jassim Al-Kaabi won third place and the bronze medal. As for the Buds category, player Abdullah Nasser Al-Misnad shone by winning first place and the gold medal, while player Muqbil Fahad Al-Qahtani won second place and the silver medal.

These champions, who are graduates of the A13 Academy, showed outstanding performance in various age groups, imposing their superiority by winning six colored medals in a competition that witnessed high levels of challenge.

For his part, the head of the delegation, Mr. Abdullah Shaheen Al Kaabi, Secretary General of the Qatar Cycling and Triathlon Federation, expressed his pride and appreciation for what the champions of Al-Adham achieved in all age groups. He stated: “We at the Federation are very optimistic about these results achieved by our players, especially since they are at a young age, which gives them the opportunity to gain more experience in upcoming events. We are certain that these promising talents will reach high levels of competition at the Gulf and Arab levels, and even continentally.”

He concluded his speech by extending special thanks to the Seashore Group - Seashore for its unlimited support in investing in the champions of Al-Adham, stressing that this continuous support plays a pivotal role in developing Qatari sports and refining the talents of future generations. He also wished all the players more success in their sports careers