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Pencipta Rekod Kebangsaan Di Sukma Terima Insentif

KUALA LUMPUR, 24 Jun (Bernama) -- Skuad angkat berat menjadi penerima ganjaran tertinggi apabila memperoleh insentif keseluruhan berjumlah RM20,000 selepas memecahkan 10 rekod pada Sukan Malaysia (Sukma) ke-13 di Melaka yang berakhir Sabtu lepas.

Menteri Belia dan Sukan Datuk Ahmad Shabery Cheek berkata kerajaan menerusi Majlis Sukan Negara buat julung kalinya memberikan insentif khas sebanyak RM2,000 kepada atlet bagi setiap rekod kebangsaan baru yang dicipta.

"Mudah-mudahan insentif ini akan menyemarakkan lagi semangat atlet untuk terus memburu kegemilangan," katanya ketika melancarkan Detik 100 Hari Cabaran 2010 Sukan Komanwel dan Sukan Asia di sini Khamis.

Antara penerima insentif tertinggi ialah atlet angkat berat bawah 85kg lelaki, Abdul Mubin Rahim, 19, yang menerima RM6,000 kerana berjaya memperbaharui tiga rekod kebangsaan.

Arisha Farra Erwin, 22, yang beraksi dalam acara 75kg wanita juga berjaya mencipta tiga rekod kebangsaan baru manakala atlet Johor, Tey Shan Fung bagi kategori melebihi 75kg wanita, memecah rekod kebangsaan acara snatch dan clean & jerk.

Atlet angkat berat bagi kategori bawah 62kg lelaki, Aricco Jumith juga antara penerima insentif apabila mengatasi rekod lamanya 152kg dalam acara clean & jerk dengan rekod barunya iaitu 153kg.

Antara pencipta rekod baru yang lain pada Sukma di Melaka ialah Chui Lai Kwan dalam acara renang, Melinder Kaur dan Adi Alifudin Hussein dalam acara olahraga dan juga pasukan kenu Terengganu (Noraishah Yahya, Nurul Farahim, Siti Rajiah Ali dan Nor Azlina Tajuddin).

Kesemua atlet yang memecahkan rekod kebangsaan terdiri daripada atlet dalam program Majlis Sukan Negara, kecuali pasukan kenu Terengganu.

-- BERNAMA

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