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Puvaneswaran terlepas emas
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Karate akhiri tanpa emas
SKUAD karate negara menamatkan cabaran dengan pencapaian mengecewakan tanpa kilauan pingat emas dengan hanya mampu meraih dua gangsa untuk menjadikan jumlah keseluruhan kepada empat perak dan tiga gangsa selepas tirai kejohanan dua hari itu dilabuh, semalam.
Wakil negara, G Yamini memenangi gangsa acara repechage kumite wanita 60 kilogram selepas menewaskan Yanisa Torrattanawathana dari Thailand 4-3 diikuti Lim Yoke Wai (65kg lelaki) yang menewaskan Rinat Kutuyev (Uzbekistan) 4-1.
Terdahulu, satu lagi prospek negara, S Mahendran yang disandarkan harapan tersingkir apabila tewas kepada Takuro Nihei dari Jepun 3-2 dalam kumite 70kg lelaki.
Pengurus pasukan, T Ponniyah yang menyuarakan perasaan marah terhadap mutu pengadilan berkata ada beberapa acara yang harus dimenangi emas tetapi pengadil mempunyai pandangan berbeza.
"Kami amat kecewa gagal meraih sebarang pingat emas kali ini. Tapi, dalam kejohanan kali ini mutu saingan sudah meningkat, terutama di kalangan negara Arab. Apapun, kami tidak pulang hampa dan ini masih satu pencapaian yang baik," katanya.
Di Sukan Asia Busan 2002, skuad negara memenangi dua emas dan dua gangsa dengan pencapaian terbaik di Bangkok pada 1998 apabila pulang dengan dua emas dan empat gangsa. |
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Puteri raja UAE terlepas emas
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7 pingat lain tak sama 1 emas
Skuad karate gagal penuhi sasaran Majlis Sukan Negara sebelum ke Qatar
HAKIKAT yang tertera adalah nilai satu pingat emas lebih tinggi daripada tujuh pingat warna lain. Mungkin skuad karate negara harus menerima fakta itu ketika segala-galanya mengenai sukan adalah untuk muncul juara.
Semalam, jurulatih kebangsaan, P Arivalagan berkata sasaran peribadinya adalah melihat lapan atlit negara pulang dengan pingat setiap seorang. Jelas, sasarannya hampir tepat apabila tujuh bangga dapat menunjukkan pingat apabila pulang ke tanah air, hari ini.
Kecuali S Mahendran dalam Kumite Lelaki 70 kilogram, yang lain mendapat penawar duka tidak pulang dengan tangan kosong.
Namun, dari segi penilaian skuad negara tetap gagal menyumbang emas seperti disasarkan Majlis Sukan Negara yang kedengaran kecewa dengan karate kerana sebelum kejohanan dikatakan akan membantu melengkapkan sasaran sembilan emas bagi edisi kali ini.
Hujah yang lebih kerap terbit daripada pegawai mereka adalah atlit negara Arab mendominasi - sesuatu yang hanya sedap sebagai alasan menutup kegagalan ketika hakikatnya atlit negara tiada ramuan dan semangat kental mengharungi halangan ini.
"Kami memang kecewa kerana gagal pulang dengan emas. Prospek kita adalah (R) Puvaneswaran yang memiliki peluang 80 peratus untuk menang tapi hajat itu tidak sampai.
"Skuad negara harus menang sekurang-kurangnya satu daripada acara yang kita layak ke final kerana memiliki lima atlit bertaraf dunia. Kita mencuba tetapi pengadil juga tampak memberi kelebihan kepada lawan.
"Kami tidak mahu mencari alasan tetapi kecewa dengan perkiraan bagi beberapa acara," kata jurulatih itu.
Di Busan, pasukan negara meraih dua emas menerusi Puvaneswaran dan S Premila.
Bagaimanapun, Arivalagan tetap menyuarakan misi Doha tidak mengecewakan kerana mereka meraih empat perak dan dua gangsa sambil berkata pengurusan akan membuat satu penilaian selepas pulang bagi program tahun baru.
Kecuali, Puvaneswaran yang dikhabarkan mahu bersara, semua atlit lain dalam edisi kali ini akan dikekalkan. |
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Originally posted by HangPC2 at 15-12-2006 11:28 AM
7 pingat lain tak sama 1 emas
Skuad karate gagal penuhi sasaran Majlis Sukan Negara sebelum ke Qatar
HAKIKAT yang tertera adalah nilai satu pingat emas lebih tinggi daripada tujuh pingat warn ...
hi
Betul!!! Dan semoga SUKMA tidak lagi pakai mata tetapi pakai format dunia sebenar iaitu ada lebih 20000 pingat perak pun tak akan sama dengan 1 emas. Ada lebih 99999 pingat gangsa pun tak akan dapat menandingi 1 pingat Perak.
Penat sudah menanam ubi
Nenas juga dibeli orang
Penat sudah membuat budi
Emas juga dipandang orang.. |
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Skuad karate berlatih di Eropah
BENUA Eropah kini menjadi sasaran terbaru skuad karate negara yang belum pulih daripada detik kecewa hanya mampu pulang dengan pungutan tujuh pingat pada Sukan Asia 2006 di Doha, bulan lalu.
Jika tiada aral melintang, barisan elit negara bimbingan P Arivalagan akan menuju ke pangkalan latihan Hertfordshire, England bagi membuka laluan buat mereka menyertai kejohanan di Perancis dan Jerman.
Setiausaha Persekutuan Karate Malaysia (Makaf), Clement Soo. berkata, hajat itu bagaimanapun masih berada dalam peringkat perancangan kerana perlu mendapat kelulusan Majlis Sukan Negara.
揔ami bercadang untuk menempatkan atlit karate di Eropah bagi memudahkan mereka menyertai sirkit profesional.
揝aya harap ia dapat dilaksanakan pada Julai dan Ogos, sebelum kejohanan Persekutuan Karate Asia (AKF) pada September diikuti Sukan Sea pada Disember, |
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Atlit karate timba ilmu di Perancis
Oleh Wan Asrudi Wan Hasan
PERANCIS mungkin menjadi destinasi latihan atlit elit karate kebangsaan jika segala perancangan berjalan lancar dan mendapat restu daripada majlis tertinggi sukan negara.
Jurulatih kebangsaan, P Arivalagan berkata program yang diatur khusus itu masih dalam proses perbincangan selain perlu mengambil kira beberapa faktor sebelum keputusan muktamad dibuat.
Katanya, corak latihan dan peluang menyertai pertandingan setiap minggu di sekitar Eropah menjadikan Perancis sebagai lokasi ideal bagi atlit kebangsaan yang memerlukan corak latihan lebih agresif dan profesional.
揚erancis adalah lokasi sesuai untuk atlit kita menjalani latihan. Selain terkenal sebagai antara kuasa karate dunia, lokasinya juga cukup strategik bagi atlit menyertai kejohanan di Eropah.
揔ita sudah mengenal pasti beberapa kelab di Paris yang akan menjadi bapa angkat bagi program ini. Selain menjalani latihan, program ini juga merupakan pelan jangka untuk mewujudkan satu pangkalan bagi atlit kebangsaan yang lain menjalani latihan di Eropah pada masa depan, |
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Karate: Young Nisha lands a surprise gold
By LIM TEIK HUAT
BANGI: Karate exponent A. Nisha dreams of following in the footsteps of her coach and represent the country one day. And she is definitely not too far away from achieving her goals.
The petite lass made a perfect debut in a senior level competition by bagging the gold in the women's Open category of the national championships at Uniten Hall here yesterday.
Nisha, who is under the charge of Asian Games bronze medallist G. Yamini, won the title in impressive fashion |
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best..... |
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Malaysia to set up backup karate squad
By LIM TEIK HUAT
KUALA LUMPUR: A national back-up karate squad is to be established for the first time to ensure there is enough representation at the senior level in the future.
National head coach P. Arivalagan has got approval from the National Sports Council (NSC) to establish the back-up junior squad.
He said he hoped not to see the day when where there is no one good enough to be picked to fight in a particular weight category. Arivalagan has his worries, with most of the current senior national exponents already past their mid-20s. The only exception is Doha Asian Games silver medallist L. Kunasilan, who is 20 and now fighting in the below-55kg weight category.
The back-up squad will be based at Bukit Jalil and will be in full-time training. 50 exponents with ages ranging from 16-18, who were short-listed at the National Junior Championships in Kuala Lumpur last month, attended the initial phase of selection on Tuesday.
The squad will be trimmed to 25 and to 10 by the end of the selection process in August.
Arivalagan said he already had the plan in his mind and was only waiting for the NSC to give the go-ahead to fund the programme.
"We wanted to select the best and that is why we will trim it down to 10.
"The difference is the exponents will be training full-time the whole year and we will place them at the Bukit Jalil Sports School. They will go for certain selected competitions to keep them on their toes.
"In the past, the junior exponents only train on an ad-hoc basis before they go for the World and Asian Junior Championships.
"We have always had representatives fighting for medals in all the events each time we go for the major tournaments and we want to keep it that way.
"In this instance, we do not have to worry if someone decides to retire from the national team in the future."
The aim to set up a back-up squad is also to form a strong team come 2010, when Malaysia will host the World Junior Championships for the first time.
Although karate failed to deliver a gold medal as targeted in the Doha Asian Games last year, they still came back with four silver medals and three bronzes - the most number of medals by a particular sport. |
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Yoke Wai, Vasantha strike gold in Bulgaria
By LIM TEIK HUAT
PETALING JAYA: Karate exponents Lim Yoke Wai and Vasantha Marial sounded warnings to their rivals ahead of the Asian Championships next month by winning their respective kumite (sparring) category in the KOI World Cup in Varna, Bulgaria, on Saturday.
Yoke Wai beat Alenaiza Oran of Kuwait on sudden death after a tie of 2-2 in the men's below 75kg final. Yoke Wai, who bagged Asian Games silver medal in Doha last December, cleared four bouts en route to the final and his success made up for the narrow defeat of R. Puvaneswaran.
The hope was on Puvaneswaran to deliver a gold for Malaysia. But the seasoned campaigner only managed a silver in the men's below 65kg category. He was the champion in 1997 and 2004.
Vasantha became the first Malaysian woman to strike gold in the KOI World Cup, winning the below 53kg competition. She won three bouts and went on to beat Russian Savitskaia Anna 4-1 in the final.
Power play: Lim Yoke Wai and Vasantha Marial (inset) won kumite
titles for Malaysia in the KOI World Cup on Saturday.
Victory is a big boost for Vasantha ahead of the Asian championships, which Malaysia will host, after the disappointment of missing out on the gold in the Doha Asiad.
The gold medal-winning efforts by Yoke Wai and Vasantha meant that the team achieved a two-gold medal target set by the Malaysia Karate Federation (Makaf).
Malaysia also took another silver and four bronze medals on Saturday.
G. Yamini contributed a silver in the women's below 60kg category while younger sister Vathana took bronze in the women's above 60kg category.
Asian Junior Championships gold medallist G. Yugneswary ensured a 100% medal success for the Malaysian women's kumite exponents when she took bronze in the below 53kg category.
Two more bronzes came from Ku Jin Keat and Lim Lee Lee in the men's and women's individual kata respectively.
Only L. Kunasilan finished empty-handed on Saturday. The Doha Asiad silver medallist lost to Ferozi Saeed of Iran in the quarter-finals of the men's below 55kg category.
Coach P. Arivalagan was satisfied with the performances of the Malaysian exponents.
揑t was the first major championship for them this year and I wanted to assess their form, which I felt is more important, |
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Karate: Gold(en) days for Malaysia in World Cup
By LIM TEIK HUAT
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia came from behind to beat hosts Bulgaria 2-1 in the women's team kumite (sparring) final of the Kobe Osaka International (KOI) World Cup karate championship in Varna on Sunday.
The trio of Vasantha Marial, G. Yamini and G. Yugneswary made it the first time a Malaysian team has won the kumite team gold in the World Cup.
It was also the third gold for Malaysia after Yoke Wai and Vasantha had emerged champions in the men's below-75kg and women's below-53kg categories of the individual kumite competitions on Saturday.
S. Mahendran also took home a bronze in the men's below-80kg individual kumite competition on Sunday.
Malaysia finished the two-day championship with a total medal haul of 3-2-5. The silvers came from R. Puvaneswaran (men's below-65kg) and Yamini (women's below-60kg). The four other bronzes won on Saturday came from Vathana (women's above-60kg), Yugneswary (women's below-53kg), Lim Lee Lee (women's individual kata) and Ku Jin Keat (men's individual kata).
More than 30 countries had representatives in the World Cup this year. |
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Karate Asian Championships: Puvanes, Vasantha strike gold
Devinder Singh
R. PUVANESWARAN and A. Vasantha Marial slayed their Doha Asian Games demons on a golden opening day for Malaysia at the Asian Karate Championships at the Nilai Indoor Stadium yesetrday.
Veteran fighter Puvaneswaran avenged his 3-2 defeat to Taiwan抯 Hsieh Cheng-kang in the Asian Games 55kg kumite final in the last four by the same score |
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Skuad karate-do peraga aksi cemerlang raih dua lagi emas
Oleh Mohd Amin Jalil
MALAYSIA terus memperagakan aksi cemerlang apabila meraih dua lagi pingat emas, semalam untuk menghimpun keseluruhan empat setakat ini pada Kejohanan Karate-do Senior Asia yang berlangsung di Stadium Tertutup Nilai, Negeri Sembilan.
Atlit wanita negara, G Yamini pula cemerlang menerusi kategori 60kg terbuka wanita selepas dia menewaskan Aliya Khuanova (Khazakstan) untuk pingat perak manakala gangsa milik Fang Lan Lan (China) dan Yanizar (Thailand).
Sementara itu, Malaysia turut meraih tiga perak menerusi acara kata berpasukan lelaki dan wanita serta acara kumite bawah 53kg melalui G Vanathana.
Setiausaha Agung Persekutuan Karatedo Malaysia, Clement Soo, amat berpuas hati terhadap persembahan atlit negara yang berjaya mempamerkan persembahan mantap hingga meraih kejayaan di luar dugaan.
Menurutnya, persembahan membanggakan itu menunjukkan atlit negara berada pada landasan yang betul untuk membawa cabaran pada temasya Sukan Sea Korat, Disember nanti
揝aya yakin atlit kita masih mampu menyumbang pingat pada hari terakhir esok (hari ini) apabila tiga lagi acara akan dipertandingkan membabitkan acara kumuite berpasukan lelaki, perempuan dan lelaki terbuka, |
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Post time 13-12-2006 10:20 AM
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Post time 9-1-2007 07:44 PM
