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Al Najah Club – Beirut continues to gain local and international acclaim, as well as the latest achievements in figures and medals at the Hamilton International Championship in Dubai, UAE.
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The Lebanese club took part in the tournament in Hamilton, which last year hosted its own stars as well as international and Arab champions, and returned with six new Lebanese records and 21 medals of color, including 12 medals of 39, gold, 6 silver medals and 3 bronze medals.
The success of the Al Najah club is one of the smallest participants in the tournament, made up of 3 swimmers and 2 spartans: Jood Bou Karroum, Mohamed Belhouan, Adam El Hajj, Leticia Hamdoun and Michel Amous. The result was more than remarkable, thanks to the good preparation and seriousness under the supervision of the international coach Mohammed Saqr (head of the mission) and his assistant Mohammed Al Masri.
The new numbers are as follows:
200 m butterfly Male: Jude B. Chrome 2.48 minutes (previous figure 2.54.36 j recorded by Majid Hijazi on May 12, 2018).
400 m Freestyle Male: Jod Bo Khroum 4.28.69 minutes (previous number 4.43.07 j recorded by Mohammed Gharab on April 22, 2012).
400 m Variety Men: Judd Bo Khrom 5.27.89 minutes (previous digit 5.35.36d marked by Mohammed Jarab on May 12, 2018).
100 m Backstage Female: Leticia Hamdoun 1.05.74 minutes (previous figure 1.06.34 j recorded by Jennifer Mellah on May 12, 2018).
100 m Female breast: Michel Amous 1.41,51 minutes (previous figure 1,41,59 j recorded by Lana Hijazi on December 22, 2017 in Qatar).
200 m Variety of females: Michelle Amous 3.23.19 minutes (new record for the first time).
The delegation received congratulations from the club's chairman, Mohammed Shaker, and members of the executive committee, who welcomed the club champions' nominations, who "have raised the name of success in various local and international forums."
Sakr thanked the executive committee as president and the members for their unlimited support to swimmers and swimmers, which always results in distinctive results, records and medals. Saqr also thanked the central military pool officials, the club champions and their families, as well as the Al-Najah club's technical staff for managing the club's facilities.
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