SWSC wins four medals at shooting championship

The competition took place on Sunday, 21 December 2025, at the National Olympic Shooting Complex in Muscat, within the 10m air rifle events for juniors and women. The championship featured 141 male and female shooters from 14 Arab countries, competing across 17 events.

Gold medal in the juniors’ category
In the 10m air rifle juniors’ event, club athlete Fatima Al Suwaidi continued her outstanding form, winning the gold medal after topping the standings with a composed and technically assured performance.
Malak Al Bishr also qualified for the final with a strong preliminary score, while Mona Al Hosani achieved a result that technically secured her a place in the final. However, championship regulations allow only two shooters per country to compete in the final, based on the highest scores.

Gold in the air rifle event
Alongside their individual successes, Fatima Al Suwaidi, Mona Al Hosani, and Malak Al Bishr claimed the gold medal in the 10-meter air rifle team event for juniors. This result underlined the team’s cohesion and technical consistency, reflecting the high level reached by the club’s athletes in this age group and their ability to excel collectively as well as individually.

Silver for Yasmin Tahlak in the women’s category
In the women’s 10m air rifle competition, Yasmin Tahlak reached the final and secured the silver medal, confirming her technical readiness and competitiveness at Arab championships.
She was joined in the same event by Shorouq Al Ali, who delivered a promising performance in the women’s category.

Silver medal in the juniors' air pistol category
The 10m air pistol juniors’ event also saw Sharjah Women’s Sports Club represented on the podium, with Reem Al Ketbi winning the silver medal after a strong and competitive display, highlighting her continued technical development and ability to compete at the Arab level.

A presence reflecting readiness and continuity
These performances are part of the club's ongoing plan to help athletes improve their technical and mental preparation by giving them regular competition experience. The fact that athletes from the Sharjah Women's Sports Club often compete shows how important the club is in giving the UAE national shooting team competitors who can achieve outstanding things and proudly represent the UAE at regional events.

SWSC wins four medals at shooting championship

Athletes from Sharjah Women's Sports Club (SWSC) delivered a strong performance with the UAE national shooting team at the Arab Championship for pellet and air-pressure weapons, hosted by the Sultanate of Oman and organised by the Omani Shooting Federation. The competition took place on Sunday, 21 December 2025, at the National Olympic Shooting Complex in Muscat, within the 10m air rifle events for juniors and women. The championship featured 141 male and female shooters from 14 Arab countries, competing across 17 events.

Gold medal in juniors’ category

In the 10m air rifle juniors’ event, club athlete Fatima Al Suwaidi continued her outstanding form, winning the gold medal after topping the standings with a composed and technically assured performance.

Malak Al Bishr also qualified for the final with a strong preliminary score, while Mona Al Hosani achieved a result that technically secured her a place in the final. However, championship regulations allow only two shooters per country to compete in the final, based on the highest scores.

Gold in the air rifle event

Alongside their individual successes, Fatima Al Suwaidi, Mona Al Hosani, and Malak Al Bishr claimed the gold medal in the 10-meter air rifle team event for juniors. This result underlined the team’s cohesion and technical consistency, reflecting the high level reached by the club’s athletes in this age group and their ability to excel collectively as well as individually.

Silver for Yasmin Tahlak in the women’s category

In the women’s 10m air rifle competition, Yasmin Tahlak reached the final and secured the silver medal, confirming her technical readiness and competitiveness at Arab championships.

She was joined in the same event by Shorouq Al Ali, who delivered a promising performance in the women’s category.

Silver medal in the juniors' air pistol category

The 10m air pistol juniors’ event also saw Sharjah Women’s Sports Club represented on the podium, with Reem Al Ketbi winning the silver medal after a strong and competitive display, highlighting her continued technical development and ability to compete at the Arab level.

A presence reflecting readiness and continuity

These performances are part of the club's ongoing plan to help athletes improve their technical and mental preparation by giving them regular competition experience. The fact that athletes from the Sharjah Women's Sports Club often compete shows how important the club is in giving the UAE national shooting team competitors who can achieve great things and proudly represent the UAE at regional events.