6 gold medals for the Egyptian national team at the World Speedball Championship

The champions of the Egyptian national speedball team continue to shine at the ongoing World Championship in Cairo, having secured 6 gold medals in various competitions. This reflects the strength of Egypt's presence and the players' ability to compete fiercely on the global stage.

The six gold medals were won as follows:

- Sama Mansour, who earned gold in the girls' solo event with a score of 507 hits.

- Khadija Ghanem, who took gold in the women's super solo event with a score of 531 hits.

- Mohamed Ibrahim Nagy, who achieved gold in the men's super solo event with a score of 604 hits.

- Mohannad Hazem, who won gold in the boys' solo event with a score of 551 hits.

- Ola Abdel Azim, who secured gold in the super solo event with a score of 281 hits.

- Yahya Khaled, who claimed gold in the men's super speed solo event with a score of 317 hits.

The national teams' technical system is led by Ali Gomaa, the head coach, with Radwa El Sharkawy as the general coach, and Ahmed El Maghbi and Khaled Kamel as coaches.

The administrative staff includes Sara El Watar as the administrative manager, while Omar Asaad and Omar Sheha handle the medical responsibilities for the teams.

Thus, the technical, administrative, and medical team overseeing the Egyptian national team during the World Speedball Championship is complete.

This achievement reflects the outstanding level that the national team players are demonstrating during the championship, amidst Egypt's ongoing aspirations to collect more gold medals and add new accomplishments to the history of Egyptian speedball.

The championship continues with wide international participation, with high hopes from the Egyptian team to remain atop the podium and prove its leadership in this sport.