Taekwondo player Vaibhavi Sapkota achieved a notable success by securing two silver medals at the 14th Royal Princess Cup International Taekwondo Championship in Thailand. The matches took place at the sports hall located on the premises of Mahidol University in Bangkok. Demonstrating strong athletic skill during the championship, she managed to finish in second place across both the poomsae and kyorugi disciplines. Athletes from a wide range of nations participated in the international sporting fixture. Participating nations in the lineup were Thailand, the Philippines, a Southeast Asian nation undergoing civil conflict, Vietnam, China, India, a special administrative region of China, Laos, Cambodia, Turkey, Brazil, the United States, Russia, Indonesia, Singapore, and a Central Asian republic. Such broad international representation highlighted the scale of the contest held in the Thai capital. The athlete participated in the championship under the banner of the Bangkok-based All Star Taekwondo Academy. She had earlier joined the academy to undergo specialised training sessions in Bangkok. Following her strong performances at the university sports hall, she was also awarded membership by the Taekwondo Association of Thailand.
Taekwondo player Vaibhavi wins two silver medals in Thailand
Vaibhavi Sapkota secured the medals in both the poomsae and kyorugi categories at the international tournament held in Bangkok.
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In short
- Vaibhavi Sapkota won two silver medals at the 14th Royal Princess Cup in Thailand.
- She secured second place in both the poomsae and kyorugi disciplines.
- Competitors from numerous countries including China, India, and the United States took part.
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https://wenepal.com/article/taekwondo-player-vaibhavi-wins-two-silver-medals-in-thailand-20261025
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