Saudi students won three medals-a gold, a silver, and a bronze-on the second day of the International School Sports Federation (ISF) Gymnasiade 2024 in the Kingdom of Bahrain, which runs until Thursday. Student Safana Al-Ahmadi won a gold medal in archery, while student Ibrahim Al-Marzouqi secured a silver medal in para-swimming. Visually impaired student Raneem Al-Anzi earned a bronze medal in para judo. Saudi students also achieved positive results in both individual and team sports during the first two days of the championship. President of the Saudi School Sports Federation, Ali Al-Shuailan stated that the students' participation in the early days of the championship has been remarkable, with several reaching advanced stages in their respective competitions. He noted that the Saudi school team comprises an exceptional group of talented students guided by a select group of coaches. Saudi students are participating in the ISF Gymnasiade 2024 with 18 school teams (both boys and girls) across various sport s, competing against representatives from 72 countries. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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