The Governorate Club is first in the Republic Clubs Cycling Championship

Latakia-SANA

The Governorate Club topped the general ranking of the male and female teams participating in the Republic Clubs Cycling Championship, which was held on the Lattakia-Aleppo highway axis for three days.

In the team competitions against time in the male category for a distance of 30 km, the governorate team won first place, followed by Hama Police, then Barada Club, and in the female category for a distance of 20 km, the governorate won first place, followed by Harasta and then Lattakia.

In the singles championship against time for a distance of 20 km, he won the first three places in a row in the cubs category, Bakr Al-Numan and Badr Al-Din Al-Olabi, both from Harasta Club, and Muhammad Anas Hammadi from Hama Police.

In the junior category, Abdullah Janawer from Hama Police, Muhammad Badr Al-Salamat from Daraa and Ibrahim Al-Halabi from Hama Police, won the youth category Anas Al-Sharif and Uwais Kabol, both from the governorate, while Barada player Ahmed Al-Abdullah came in third place.

And in the women’s singles against time championship for a distance of 12 km, the first three places were won in a row in the cubs category, Sidra Kaabour from Hama Police, Raghad Zaarour from Tartous and Roa’a Hawari from the governorate, Jodi Al-Jabban from Harasta, Raghad Abu Hasna from the governorate, Hala Al-Zahr from Harasta, and the young women’s category Fatima Al-Zahra Shawk. And Sandy Dergham, both from the Governorate Club, and Yara Ismail from the Hama Police.

In the women’s category under 23 years, Miran Al-Fares won first place, followed by Marah Khader, both from Barada, and Maha Shamlas from Lattakia in third place.

In the general singles championship for males for a distance of 40 km, he won the first three places, respectively, in the youth category, Ahmed Abdullah from Barada Club, Anas Al-Sharif from the governorate, Ibrahim Zakaria from Hama Police, and in the junior category Ibrahim Al-Halabi and Ibrahim Janawer, both from Hama Police, Muhammad Nour Al-Hammadi, and Al-Ashbal Bakr Al-Numan from Harasta and Daniel Alloush from Tartous and Badr al-Din al-Aali from Harasta.

Miran Al-Fares and Marah Khudhair, both from Barada and Maha Shamlas from Lattakia, won the first three places in the women's singles championship for a distance of 25 km in the women's category under 23 years.

In a statement to SANA, Head of the Game Federation Khaled Kokash said: The participation was a large number of clubs practicing the game, and the tournament included three general individual stages for males and females, and revealed the presence of a group of distinguished players and promising materials from the governorate clubs, Harasta, Hama Police, Barada and Latakia, pointing out at the same time that The distinguished students will be invited to the national team camp soon to prepare and prepare for the upcoming external benefits.

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