International Nad Al Sheba Sports Competition Commences Worldwide on March 12th
12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament: Emirati Athletes Shine and Dubai Police Lead Volleyball
The 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament, sponsored by His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, is currently underway and promises to be the largest sporting event of its kind in Dubai. The tournament, which will run for the next nine days, has attracted an elite group of international stars from the world's most prominent clubs.
In the volleyball championship, Dubai Police leads the first group after winning both their matches. The matches from the second group will be held on Thursday. The Community Development Authority, Dubai Municipality, and the Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services are among the teams competing in this group, but the current information on the participating teams in Group 2 could not be found in the public sources provided.
The volleyball tournament will be held at the Nad Al Sheba Sports Complex, and the competition starts from 9pm on Wednesday (March 12). The first match of the volleyball competition will be between Zabeel and Al Tadawi 1 at 9 pm, followed by The Emperor and The King at 11 pm.
Emirati athletes have also made their mark in the tournament. Ruqayya Mohammed Al Marzouqi won first place in the under-17 category, while Amna Khalid Al Naqbi came in third place in the same category. In the Masters categories, Omaima Al Balooshi won the gold medal in the over-40 category, and Maryam Khamis Obaid Al Kaabi won first place in the over-30 category. Asmaa Saeed Khamis Al Suwaidi came in second place in the under-15 category, and Latifa Al Falasi came in third place in the same category. Shamsa Al Qasimi also secured a second-place finish in the under-17 category.
The Shooting and Running Championship (Laser Run) concluded on Monday evening, with the winners yet to be announced. The Wheelchair Basketball Championship is ongoing with 10 teams participating, but the current information on the participating teams in Group 2 could not be found in the public sources provided.
In the Obstacle Challenge Championship, Isaiah Thomas and Alisa Petrova, both representing Dubai Police, won the men's and women's competitions respectively. Judy Mahmoud Al Othman, an Emirati, won the title of the youngest competitor in the championship at the age of 11. Thomas completed the obstacle race in 1.57 minutes, while Petrova completed it in 2.40 minutes.
The 12th Nad Al Sheba Sports Tournament is a testament to Dubai's commitment to promoting sports and fostering a culture of health and wellness. The tournament is expected to be a thrilling nine days of competition and camaraderie, with the top two teams from each group qualifying for the knockout semi-finals.
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