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Robani, Roslinda calon utama anugerah Masum


PELARI 110 berpagar negara, Mohd. Robani Hassan dan jaguh lompat bergalah, Roslinda Samsu menjadi calon utama Anugerah Olahragawan/Olahragawati Masum, hujung minggu ini.

KUALA LUMPUR - Atlet olahraga negara, Robani Hassan dan Roslinda Samsu antara calon utama Anugerah Olahragawan dan Olahragawati Majlis Sukan Universiti Malaysia (Masum) yang akan berlangsung di Kuantan, hujung minggu ini.

Robani selaku wakil Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) berdepan empat pencalonan lain antaranya atlet boling, Mohammad Zaim Zufadli dari Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysai (UIAM).

Sementara Roslinda pula bersaing dengan atlet bola jaring Universiti Malaya (UM), Yap Sou Keun dan tiga lagi atlet dari universiti yang lain.

Roslinda yang juga atlet lompat bergalah negara merupakan pemenang pada tahun sebelumnya.

Pemenang anugerah akan menerima habuan RM3,000 dan trofi.

Sementara itu, Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Promosi dan Penajaan majlis, Nur Ekmal Buhary berkata, anugerah itu memberi pengiktirafan kepada pelajar-pelajar universiti yang mencipta kejayaan pada kejohanan tempatan mahupun antarabangsa.

''Pelajar-pelajar ini banyak mencipta kejayaan di dalam dan luar negara cuma ada sesetengahnya tidak dihebohkan

''Oleh itu, kami mengambil peluang ini untuk memberi pengiktirafan sewajarnya kepada mereka sekali gus menaikan nama universiti terbabit,'' katanya

Difahamkan, sebanyak 20 universiti tempatan yang bernaung di bawah Masum telah menghantar satu calon terbaik bagi setiap kategori yang dipertandingkan.

''Panel pemilihan kami telah menilai prestasi calon-calon yang dihantar sejak Februari lalu dan menyenaraikan hanya 5 orang calon yang terbaik sahaja untuk merebut gelaran yang dipertandingkan.

''Kriteria penilaian terbabit pula melibatkan prestasi-prestasi calon dalam beberapa kejohanan antaranya Sukan Universiti ASEAN (SUA), Olimpik Beijing, serta kejohanan tempatan dan dunia lain sepanjang tahun 2008,'' jelasnya

Selain dua kategori tersebut, terdapat beberapa lagi kategori dipertandingkan iaitu, Anugerah Bintang Harapan, Pasukan Terbaik, Pengurus Terbaik, Jurulatih Terbaik, Tokoh Sukan Masum, Sekalung Budi serta Anugerah Rakan Sukan Masum dan Anugerah Khas.

Penyampaian anugerah ini akan disempurnakan oleh Menteri Besar Pahang, Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob, Sabtu ini.

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