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    Syrian archer Al-Masry wins five medals at Arab Championship

    April 16, 2022
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    Shorouk al-Masry, a Syrian archer, has won five medals at the Arab Championship for women, which was held recently in Mauritania, winning one gold, two silvers, and two bronzes. Coach of the Syrian national team, Karen Sorour, said in a statement that the countries participation was limited to only two athletes.

    Syrian archer Al-Masry wins five medals at Arab ChampionshipBoth Shorouq Al-Masry, who won five medals in several events, and Batoul Tello, who was the youngest player and also achieved advanced positions. In addition, Sourour stressed the importance of these achievements. He wished that more players would participate in the upcoming competitions so that Syria can have the best chance at winning a medal.

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