Discipline award to Rubi Valley at the first Universal International Karate Competition, a historic success with five golds

Kathmandu. In the 1st Universal International Karate Tournament held in Kathmandu-2082, the players of Rubi Valley Rural Municipality of Dhading have performed well and won the disciplined award. Rubi Valley athletes won 5 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals in the competition which was conducted from 4th to 6th of January, and increased the pride of the rural municipality.

Prasant Tamang, Khushi Tamang, Susma Rani Ghale and Vishal Ghale have won gold medals in the competition. Similarly, Krishna Maya Tamang, Joshila Tamang, Rohan Tamang and Danesh Tamang have got silver medals while Anuska Tamang, Manabh Tamang, Ranjana Tamang and Sohan Tamang have won bronze medals.

Mentioning that the players of Ruvi Valley Rural Municipality have previously won gold medals in various international karate competitions, the organizers said that this time too, disciplined awards have been given in appreciation of their discipline, sportsmanship and excellent performance.

Ramsingh Tamang, Chairman of Ruvi Valley Rural Municipality, who was present at the competition, expressed his happiness over the success of the players, "Despite the limited resources, the players of Rubi Valley are exposing the name of the rural municipality at the international level. This is a matter of pride for us. He said that the rural municipality will continue to support and help the development of the sports field."

Similarly, according to karate coaches Om Bahadur Tamang of Sertung Dojo, Sandesh Ghale of Lapa Dojo and Roshan Ghale of Tipling Dojo, the hard work and discipline of the players is the main basis of success, saying, "The players competed with constant practice, discipline and confidence. As a result, they were able to receive disciplined awards with five gold medals."

The success achieved in the competition has increased enthusiasm for sports in Rubi Valley Rural Municipality, and it is expected that there will be more strength in the production and encouragement of athletes from the local level.

Express

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