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SPORT Thursday 5 October 2017 PAGE | 31 PAGE | 34 PAGE | 35 R uthless Halep Argentina hopes PPakistan’sa Afridi dumps Sharapova on line in crucial spearheads out of Beijing Peru clash T10 revolution A mbitious Qatar eyes new era of excellence Rizwan Rehmat Nada Arakji, among scores of daughters of this soil have lifted The Peninsula other sports dignitaries. our spirit in Qatar. WeWe will con- In August, Barshim won the tinue to strive for moremore glory. egional sports pow- world high jump title exactly a That’s our vision andd we havehave erhouse Qatar year after bagging the silver at the ability to build andnd improveimprove yesterday underlined the Rio Olympic Games. In 2012 our performances,” hehe said.said. its ambition to keep Barshim had won the bronze at “Qatar is one ofof the few producing world- the London Olympics. countries in the worldld ttoo estab-estab- Rclass athletes who are capable In the last decade, Qatari lish a National Sportss Day. We of creating their own bench- athletes have excelled in track want to build on this. WeWe hope mark of excellence at and field, shooting, handball, to achieve more. Thereforeerefore multi-discipline events like the basketball and motor sport we will take the sportss vision Olympic Games. events while winning a high of the Emir HH SheikhSheikh This was said by Qatar tally of medals at volleyball, Tamim bin Hamad Al ThaniThani Olympic Committee (QOC) cycling, swimming and gymnas- with renewed vigourour to Chairman H E Sheikh Joaan bin tics events held around the Arab make things happen inin the Hamad Al Thani who empha- world. world of sports,” Sheikhheikh sised the role of youngsters in “Today is one of the most Joaan said. the taking the sporting move- important moments in Qatar’s “Qatar lays greatreat ment forward in Qatar and sporting past, present or future. emphasis on sports.. We around the world. It is a game-changing moment will continue to work.work. Sheikh Joaan was speaking that will open sport up to more QOC has worked ooutut a at a gathering where QOC people than ever before, create new strategy. We wantnt to unveiled it’s new logo and a new heroes and fuel future suc- bring the world togetherther sports vision that would ‘trans- cess,” Sheikh Joaan said. using sports as a plat-at- form Qatar into a country “It feels like a sporting rev- form. We want too capable of producing top per- olution and the start of of a new Team Qatar website, achieve successss formances at the international something new. We want the the first-ever Team Qatar Club together,” the QOCOC platform’. people of Qatar to feel this and re-designed Team Qatar chairman said to thun-n- Yesterday’s ceremony was change, share it, celebrate it, social media channels. derous applause atat also attended by high jump connect to our athletes and sup- “There is no better day to Qatar National Con-n- World Champion Mutaz Essa port them on their inspirational unveil our new strategy. Qatar vention Centre. Barshim, Olympic show jump- journeys. We want to unite our has achieved outstanding suc- “It is our pleasurere to ing finalist Sheikh Ali Al Thani, whole nation through the power cess in the last decade or so,” unveil the new logo.. This Paralympic silver medallist of sport. We are all Team Qatar Sheikh Joaan said. reflects our ambitionsns and Abdulrahman Abdelqader, Asian and I can’t wait for us all to seize “The sporting success has shows the pride of ourur peo-peo- shooting medallist Khulood Al this opportunity,” he added. been possible because we ple. We want to educatecate our Khalaf and Qatar’s first female Yesterday’s star-studded believe in building societies youth through sports.s. Sports is to compete in two Olympics gathering also saw the launch through sports. The sons and the catalyst for change.ange. You have to show whatt it means. Sports brings peoplee of differ- ent cultures togetherher and it makes us respect eachch other. “Sports is hope aandnd oppor-oppor- tunity. Sports urges us to give the best version of ourselves.urselves. In 2006, I carried the DDohaoha Asian Games Torch Relayy on land,land, Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC) Chairman H E Sheikh Joaan water and in the air. WWee got so bin Hamad Al Thani looks on during the launch of the new much respect from thehe world’sworld’s QOC logo and sports vision at the Qatar National Convention largest continent. That’sat’s wwhathat Centre yesterday. Pictures by: Mohamed Faraj sport does to everyoneyone - it brings joy and respect,”t,” SheikhSheikh Joaan said. “Every day, Qatar athletes The sons and daughters of are making themselves better through perseverance and fair this soil have lifted our spirit play. We want to connect with in Qatar. We will continue to our communities through our athletes. We want to do this strive for more glory. That’s through players, training staff, our vision and we have the clubs and the citizens,” Sheikh Joaan said. ability to build and improve “We are part of the interna- tional sporting movement. Let’s our performances: H E Sheikh QOC Chairman H E Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani (right) and Male Athlete of the Season make an effort to move forward Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani and world champion Mutaz Essa Barshim pose for a photograph yesterday. with passion,” he concluded. 2011 2011 2017 2015 2015 2015 2021 2016 2019 2018 1988 2014 2010 2023 2022 2005 2006 Cup Games Gymnastics IAAF World FINA World Asian Games AFC Asian Cup AFC Asian Cup Championships Championships Championships Championships Championships Championships Championships Championships FIFA World Cup UCI World Road Pan Arab Games FIG Artistic World 5th GCC Women’s AAF World Indoor PC Athletics World HF World Handball AIBA World Boxing FIFA Confederations Championships (25m) 3rd West Asian Games FINA World Swimming 30 SPORT THURSDAY 5 OCTOBER 2017 Sjostrom lights up Doha pool SWIMMING RESULTS 1: Men’s 100m Freestyle Gold: Vladmir Morozov (RUS) 46.87 Silver: Damian Wierling (GER) 47.82 Bronze: Benjamin Hockin (PAR) 47.89 2: Women’s 200m Freestyle I was fast and my performance was Swede bags three gold Sarah Sjastrom (SWE) 1:52.00 good. I am very happy on winning three Swedish sensation clinches Femke Heemskerk (NED) 1:53.11 gold medals. It’s always fun to be in three gold medals on the Duo Shen (CHN) 1:56.28 Doha and I am enjoying the contest. Sarah Sjostrom opening day of the FINA 3: Men’s 50m Breaststroke On winning three gold medals airweave Swimming World Cup at the Hamad Aquatic Cameron Van Der Burgh (RSA) 25.70 I am very happy to beat Tom (Shields). Centre in Doha. Kirill Prigoda (RUS) 25.85 He won the last race (in Hong Kong) so Shymanovich Ilya (BLR) 26.24 it’s good to win this title. I am tired but there will be no excuses as I look 4: Women’s 100m Breaststroke forward to more races. Fawad Hussain Alia Atkinson (JAM) 1:04.21 Chad Le Close The Peninsula Rikke Pedersen (DEN) 1:05.55 After 200m Butterfly win Lena Kreundl (AUT) 1:08.07 wedish star Sarah Sjostrom I was in good form and I am happy the clinched three gold medals to 5: Women’s 100m Butterfly way I competed. I am looking forward to steal limelight on the opening Sarah Sjostrom (SWE) 55.55 more wins as I have two more races in day of the FINA airweave Swim- Yufei Zhan (CHN) 57.31 Doha. ming World Cup, which Lok kin Chan (HKG) 57.98 Vladmir Morozov Sexploded into action with thrilling bat- On winning men’s 100m Butterfly gold tles at the Hamad Aquatic Centre in Doha 6: Men’s 100m Backstroke yesterday. Christian Diener (GER) 51:00 I build good momentum and I am South African speedster Chad Le Radoslaw Kawecki (POL) 51.11 delighted to win this contest. It was a Clos, former world champion Vladmir Vladmir Morozov (RUS) 51.13 tough one. I am now focusing on my Morozov of Russia and Hungarian speed next races. giant Katinka Hosszu also bagged two 7: Women’s 50m Backstroke Cameroon Van Der Burgh: Men’s 50 medals each to start the two-day con- Emily Seebohm (AUS) 28.29 Breaststroke winner test on a high note. Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 26.30 Sjostrom, who is comfortably lead- Maaike De Waard (NED) 27:06 I wanted to go little fast but overall I am ing the overall points standings for the title, started her campaign with a win in 8: Men’s 200m Butterfly satisfied because I clinched the gold. Action from the FINA airweave Swimming World Cup at the Hamad Aquatic Chad Le Clos (RSA) 1:49.59 women’ 200m freestyle, clocking 1:52.00 Doha has been my favourite venue and I Tom Shields (USA) 1:49.86 to overcome Dutch rival Femke Heem- Centre in Doha yesterday. The two-day championship ends today. love to compete here. Yuya Yajima (JPN) 1:52.08 skerk. She then touched 55.55 for a gold Alia Atkinson on Women’s 100m Breaststroke win in 100m butterfly and wrapped up her Le Clos also enjoyed a perfect day, (Shields). He won the last race (in Hong 9: Women’s 200m IM perfect run with a victory in 50m free- winning both two races he competed. Kong) so it’s good to win this title. I am Katinka Hosszu (HUN) 2:05.29 I loved the crowd support for me which style in 23.28.
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