Sharjah Women’s Sports Clubs left a strong mark on the international stage with an impressive showing at the Kazakhstan International Taekwondo Championship (G1-ranked by World Taekwondo), which gathered more than 250 athletes from six countries. The achievement reflects the club’s upward momentum and highlights the presence of Emirati women in high-level competitions, turning the event into a platform for talent, growth, and podium success.

Medals That Reflect Ambition

Amna Al Lougani from Kalba Women’s Sports Club claimed the silver medal in the under-68kg women’s division, while Fatima Saad from Sharjah Women’s Sports Club took silver in the over-59kg junior category. Their teammate Maryam Jassim added to the tally with a bronze medal in the under-51kg junior division.

Technical Insight

Commenting on the results, Abdullah Hatem, Technical Director of Taekwondo at SWS Clubs, said:"The Kazakhstan International is a highly competitive event that brings together some of the best athletes. Winning medals in such an environment is a significant achievement and a positive indicator of our athletes’ progress and ability to compete against top-tier opponents. These results reflect the players’ commitment to training and the dedication of the coaching teams across all our clubs. It’s another step forward on the path to greater success and raising the UAE flag at international arenas."

A Renewed Vision

This strong participation in a globally ranked championship illustrates the rapid development of the taekwondo teams across the clubs. Such international experiences serve as vital opportunities for athletes to refine their skills, test themselves against different styles, and gain the confidence needed for future success. It is a reaffirmation of the Organization’s vision to prepare new generations of female athletes ready to compete—and win—on both regional and global stages.