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Fazli aibkan pemanah Olimpian

Oleh Hasnira Hassan
niera@nstp.com.my


JAGOAN baru (dari kiri) Fazli Hisham, Haziq dan Aiman memperaga pingat masing-masing.

PEMANAH pelapis elit, Fazli Hisham Fauzi menjadi permata baru sukan memanah apabila meraih emas berganda selepas menguasai acara berpasukan dan individu recurve lelaki pada hari terakhir pertandingan memanah Mini Olimpik, semalam.

Pemanah berusia 19 tahun itu, mempamerkan kejaguhannya apabila menewaskan seniornya, Wan Mohd Khalmizam Wan Abdul Aziz 109-99 pada perlawanan akhir acara individu untuk meraih emas pertama. Gangsa dimenangi Cheng Chu Sian yang menewaskan Nazrin Aizad Mat Nasir 106-104.

Fazli Hisham kemudian berganding bersama Haziq Kamaruddin dan Aiman Hafizuddin Kamarzaman � dalam Trio D pada acara berpasukan untuk menewaskan Trio B, Mohd Zulkifli Tahil, Muhd Fareez Rosli dan Mohd Amirulfaiz Khairul, 214-207 bagi emas keduanya.

"Saat ini, memang saya seronok kerana pada mulanya saya agak gementar. Nasib baik jurulatih (Kim Jae-rack) berdiri di belakang saya, membuatkan saya mampu fokus kembali.

"Pada acara berpasukan pula, saya tidak begitu yakin, cuma kami saling membantu," katanya sambil mengakui markah yang diraih masih belum mampu mengatasi rekod peribadi terbaiknya, 116.

Gangsa acara berpasukan dimiliki Trio A, Chu Sian, Arif Farhan Ibrahim Putra dan Khairul Anuar Mohamad - yang menewaskan Trio C, Nazrin Aizad, Liew Tek Wa dan Wan Mohd Khalmizam.

Pingat emas acara individu recurve wanita pula terus dimenangi S Anbarasi yang mengatasi Noor Aziera Taib 106-104, ketika Nor Huda Azida Zulkifli meraih gangsa selepas menewaskan Nur Amirah Mohamed 101-88.

Gandingan Nor Aziera, Fepriyenita Anuar dan Yee Siew Fong mengatasi trio Nur Amirah, Betric Wong Zhia dan Nor Asreeni Abd Manap 196-190 untuk meraih pingat emas, ketika Nor Huda Azida, Siti Rashida Kamalbasah dan Ng Sui Kim menewaskan S Anbarasi, Farah Wahida Ismail dan Shahira Abdul Halim 187-186, untuk gangsa.

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