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Home Sport Jordan's Junior taekwondo team secures 9 medals at South Korea Championship 14-07-2024 02:47 PM Ammon News - The junior national taekwondo team of Jordan has achieved remarkable success at the Chuncheon Korea Open International Championship, securing a total of 9 new medals. The team concluded the championship by winning two gold medals, one silver medal, and six bronze medals. This latest achievement brings Jordan’s overall medal count in the competition to four golds, one silver, and eight bronzes. On the second day of the championship, Razan Al-Rawashdeh and Osaid Nafi clinched gold medals, further elevating the team’s standing. Yanal Al-Azhari earned a silver medal, demonstrating his competitive prowess. Bronze medals were awarded to Rayan Al-Ajarmeh, Mohammad Al-Asaf, Zaid Al-Haroub, Layan Al-Rawashdeh, Mayar Al-Zamel, and Lana Al-Dabbas, showcasing the depth of talent within the team. Petra

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Jordan's Junior taekwondo team secures 9 medals at South Korea Championship

14-07-2024 02:47 PM

Ammon News - The junior national taekwondo team of Jordan has achieved remarkable success at the Chuncheon Korea Open International Championship, securing a total of 9 new medals.

The team concluded the championship by winning two gold medals, one silver medal, and six bronze medals. This latest achievement brings Jordan’s overall medal count in the competition to four golds, one silver, and eight bronzes.

On the second day of the championship, Razan Al-Rawashdeh and Osaid Nafi clinched gold medals, further elevating the team’s standing. Yanal Al-Azhari earned a silver medal, demonstrating his competitive prowess. Bronze medals were awarded to Rayan Al-Ajarmeh, Mohammad Al-Asaf, Zaid Al-Haroub, Layan Al-Rawashdeh, Mayar Al-Zamel, and Lana Al-Dabbas, showcasing the depth of talent within the team. Petra

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