Saudi Games enter the home stretch

The Saudi Games 2022 will conclude today with a closing ceremony hosted by singer Rabeh Saqr in Diriyah. For 11 days, the athletes lived in an atmosphere full of excitement, rivalry, victories and defeats, and the tournament managed to shed light on a number of champions in various games who will support all the teams of Saudi Arabia. And the crowning of the champions continued yesterday as Prince Fahd bin Jalawi bin Abdulaziz bin Musaed, Vice President of the Saudi Arabian Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Secretary General of the Committee, Director of the Saudi Arabian Games, and Dalil bint Nahar bin Abdulaziz, Advisor to His Highness the Vice President and The Secretary General of the Saudi Arabian Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Deputy Director of the Saudi Arabian Games, crowns the winners of the fencing competitions at the Saudi Arabian Games 2022 in the presence of the President of the Saudi Arabian Fencing Federation, Ahmed. Al-Sabban and Vice-President of the Saudi Arabian Fencing Federation Muhammad Bu Ali. The epic men’s fencing and women’s cyber swords competition organized by the Riyadh Club has come to an end, with Ruba Al-Masri winning the gold medal and first place, and Dana Al-Qahtani coming in second. and a silver medal, with Al-Hasna Al-Hammad and Ahed Al-Muammar in third place and a bronze medal. In the men’s competition, Jawad Al-Daoud won the gold medal and first place, followed by Zakaria Al-Daoud in second place and the silver medal, and Faisal Abed and Hussain Al-Taweel in third place and the bronze medal. Princess Dalil bint Nahar bin Abdulaziz, Deputy Director of the Saudi Arabian Games, Prince Abdullah bin Fahd bin Abdullah, Member of the Board of the Saudi Arabian Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Director General of the Authority for the Disabled, Doctor of Athletics and the Paralympic Athletics Competition which was held today at Riyadh Club. He completed the men’s 400m and women’s 100m, the men’s high jump, the men’s pole vault, the disabled shot put, and the wheelchair 100m. As a result, Yasmine Al-Dabbagh won the women’s 100m gold, Jane Al-Hamid placed third, Yara Abu Al-Jadael placed third and Ibrahim Fatini came third. In the men’s high jump competition, Ahmed Al-Tarouti won the gold medal, followed by Hussein Al-Daim in second and Khaled Okbi in third. In the Disabled Shot Put, Sultan Al-Habashi won the gold medal, followed by Haider Salami in second place and a silver medal, followed by Abdullah Al-Ghazi in third place and a bronze medal. In the 100m wheelchair race, Abdul Rahman Al-Qurashi won the gold medal, followed by Jamaan Al-Zahrani in second and Al-Baraa Al-Karni in third. The men’s and women’s boxing competitions ended at the Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium and the winners were awarded by HRH Prince Saud bin Mishaal, Member of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Arabian Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Adwaa Al-Arifi, President of Saudi Arabia. Boxing Federation Abdullah Al-Harbi and Vice-President of the Saudi Arabian Boxing Federation Rasha Al-Khamis. In the women’s event, Sarah Al-Shahrani won the gold medal in the 50kg division, followed by Kalthum Hantul in second place, and two athletes, Amal Qassem and Mankhel Al-Otaibi, came in third, with a bronze medal in second place, followed by two athletes , Manal Bamouda, Wasitah Al Salem, in third place, and in the 60 kg weight category, Khadil Ashour won the gold medal, followed by Raghad Al Naimi in second place, followed by Reham Kamal and Noora Hantoul in third place. In the men’s competition, Abdulaziz Al-Otaibi won the gold medal in the 54 kg weight category, ahead of the player Muhammad Azibi in second place, and the football players Omar Mashnoy and Naif Al-Hudhayfi took third place, and in the weight category up to 60 kg, the gold medal was won by the player Muhammad Al- Kraidis, Ziad Al-Majrashi in second, Rashid Mohammed and Tamer Al-Matrafi in third, and in the 67 kg division, player Rakan Al-Thaqafi was eliminated with a gold medal ahead of Mohammed Salem in second, followed by Hassan Kaabi and Hussein Hawsavi in third place, and in the weight category up to 80 kg, the player Salman Hamada won. the gold medal, followed by Muhammad Al-Subhi in second place and in third place were Mustafa Nada and Abdulaziz Al-Khuzam. Prince Fahd bin Jalawi bin Abdulaziz bin Musayed, Vice President, Secretary General of the Saudi Arabian Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Director of the Saudi Games, crowned the Gulf team as the champion of the handball competition at the Saudi Arabian Games 2022. The Gulf team won the handball title after losing the final match, the Al Hood team scored 38-34 in the match held at the Arena at King Saud University, and the Al Noor team won the bronze medal by winning the third place match with a score of 35-34 and crowned the winners along with Prince Fahd bin Jalawi, President of the Saudi Arabian Handball Federation Fadel Al-Nimr and member of the Saudi Arabian Olympic and Paralympic Committee Dr. Habib Al-Ruban. The winners were also awarded in the sport climbing competition held in the fans’ area at the Al Nakheel Mall. Rowayda Al-Arouhi took first place and a gold medal in the women’s competition, followed by Fatima Kari in second place and a silver medal, then Sarah Al-Kunaibit in third place and a bronze medal, then Abdullah bin Laden in third place and a bronze medal. In the Hall of King Saud University, Deputy Minister of Sports for Sports and Youth Abdulaziz Al-Masaad and President of the Saudi Karate Federation Musharraf Al-Shehri crowned the winners and winners of karate competitions. Player Imad Al-Malki won first place and a gold medal in the 60 kg division, followed by Saud Al-Bashir in second place, followed by Misfir Al-Dossari and Yasser Barki in third place and a bronze medal. place, followed by Bader Al-Otaibi and Mashary Al-Zubi in third place. In the 75kg division, Raif Al Turkistani won the gold medal, followed by Khaled Al Sheikhy in second place, followed by players Taha Naita and Ali Barnavi in ​​third, and a bronze medal. Second, followed by Faraj Al-Nashiri and Muhammad Al-Asiri in third. place, and in the weight category over 84 kg, Sanad Sufyani won the gold medal, followed by Saeed Kaffas in second place, followed by Amjad Masood and Abdul Rahman Faisal in third place. In the women’s overall division, Janan Al Shehri won the gold medal and first place, followed by Maryam Al Saleh in second place and the silver medal, and two players, Lama Al Said and Nagla Al Otaibi, came in third and the bronze medal. The men’s chess competition also ended, with Mohammed Haddouh winning the gold medal and first place, followed by Abdullah Al-Rahili in second place and a silver medal, and Ahmed Al-Tubaiti in third place and a bronze medal. , and the winners were crowned by the Executive Director of the Saudi Arabian Chess Federation, Jarra Al-Shamri. In the Paralympic Hall of the Olympic Complex of Prince Faisal bin Fahd, the qualifying round of wheelchair basketball ended, as a result of which the Al Riyadh club defeated the Al Jouf club with a score of 61-33, and the Jazan club over the Al -Madina with a score of 42-23, with such a result. Tomorrow the Riyadh Club will face the Jeddah Club for the gold medal, while the Al-Juf Club will play the Jazan Club to determine the third place winner and the bronze medal. HRH Prince Khalid bin Sultan Al Abdullah Al Faisal, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation, and HRH Prince Khalid bin Bandar bin Musayed, President of the Saudi Shooting Sports Federation and member of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Shooting Federation Jihad bin Muhammad Al -Rashid announced the winners of the men’s skeet shooting competition of the Saudi Arabian Games 2022 shooting competition. The shooting competition organized by the Public Security Shooting Training Field has ended, and player Saeed Al-Mutairi won the gold medal and first place, and player Majid Al-Tamimi took second place and a silver medal, while player Fahd Al-Harbi completed the podium by reaching the center. Third place and a bronze medal. The winners of the women’s chess competitions, which ended in the Arkan sports center, were also crowned. a silver medal and player Bodur Mohammed bin Shalash finished third and a bronze medal, and the winners were crowned along with HRH Princess Reham bint Saif Al-Islam, Saudi Arabian Chess Federation Executive Director Jarra Al-Shamri.