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Competing across the Under-11, Under-15, and Under-20 categories, the club's athletes secured a total of seven medals. Their achievements reflect both talent and rigorous preparation, standing out among widespread participation from clubs across the UAE.
The first day of competition featured the Under-11 and Under-15 categories, with Sharjah’s fencers earning several medals:
Shamma Humaid Al Suwaidi – Silver
Mahra Yaqoub Al Zarouni – Bronze
Shamma Al Muhairi – Bronze
Maitha Al Marzouqi – Gold
Noura Al Ketbi – Bronze
Tulin Mohsen – Silver
The championship concluded with the Under-20 category, where Sharjah’s fencers continued their strong performances:
Habiba Mohammed – Gold
Lamar Hussein Al Nahla – Silver
Afra Al Balushi – Bronze
Sharjah Women’s Sports Club fielded eight players on the first day and five on the second. Khorfakkan Women’s Sports Club also participated with four athletes on day one and two on day two. This reflects the Foundation’s commitment to maintaining a strong presence across all age levels and regions.
Captain Hassan Al-Zawari, Fencing Technical Director, commended the players’ development and resilience: “The players showed remarkable improvement and maturity, especially those returning after a break or competing for the first time. The results reflect disciplined training and growing confidence on the field.” Suwaisi added
These achievements highlight the Sharjah Women’s Sports Club’s ongoing efforts to support and nurture emerging female athletes. By focusing on high-level national competitions, the club aims to build a new generation of fencers capable of representing the UAE at professional and international levels.