U-18 wrestling team to compete in Lebanon

On Nov 4, 2014

DAMASCUS, (ST) – The U-18 Syrian national wrestling team(free-style and Greco-Roman wrestling) have left for Lebanon to take part in the U-18 West Asia Wrestling Championship .

The Greco-Roman wrestling team includes: Mohammad Sibai , Ahmad Hasoun, Abdul Kareem Hasan, Bilal Hasan, Abdul Malik Ishat, Abdula Tahan and Abdul Rahman Abras.

The free-style wrestling team includes: Abdul Fatah bani Marja, Mohammad Munajid, Mohammad Tayan, Muhy eddin Mardini, Ahmad Bakri,Ahmad al-Hams and Bilal Homsi.

It is to be noted that the national team captured 16 varied medals in the West Asia Championship which was held in Beirut early this year.

M.D

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