Pakistan Army wins National Under-17 Junior Taekwondo Championship

The Pakistan Army clinched the top spot at the National Under-17 Junior Taekwondo Championship, showcasing their dominance in the sport with an outstanding collection of 7 gold, 4 silver, and 2 bronze medals.

This victory solidified their position as the leading force in the competition, demonstrating their commitment and skill in Taekwondo.

Sindh's team secured the second position, displaying a commendable performance with 2 gold, 7 silver, and 2 bronze medals. Their efforts were closely followed by Punjab's team, which finished third, earning 2 gold, 5 silver, and 1 bronze medal, further highlighting the competitive spirit among the participating teams.

The closing ceremony of the championship was graced by the presence of Korean Taekwondo master Kobong Kim, who served as the chief guest. The event also saw the participation of key figures in the Taekwondo community, including Secretary of the Taekwondo Federation Murtaza Bangash and international Taekwondo player Najia Rasool.

During the ceremony, medals and trophies were awarded to the victorious athletes, celebrating their hard work, dedication, and achievements in this prestigious competition. The event not only honored the winners but also underscored the growing popularity and talent in Taekwondo within Pakistan.