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AHMAD SHABERY menyampaikan replika cek serta trofi kepada Nur Suryani pada majlis Anugerah SAM-100Plus-KBS 2011 di Petaling Jaya semalam.


NAMA penembak wanita, Nur Suryani Mohd. Taibi mula menjadi sebutan apabila dia muncul penyumbang pingat emas pertama kontinjen Malaysia pada Sukan SEA 2011 di Indonesia, November lalu. Lapor SHANIKA ABDULATIB.

Tidak lama kemudian, Nur Suryani meneruskan momentum kejayaannya apabila mengesahkan slot pada temasya Sukan Olimpik 2012 di London, Julai depan.

Ia merupakan satu pencapaian yang cukup membanggakan kerana Nur Suryani, 29, muncul penembak wanita raifal pertama negara layak bertanding di temasya Olimpik.

Kejayaan penuh bermakna itu dicapai dalam acara 10 meter Air Rifle pada Kejohanan Menembak Asia di Doha, awal Januari lalu.

Rentetan kejayaan yang dicipta, Nur Suryani dinobatkan sebagai pemenang Anugerah Atlet Terbaik Persatuan Penulis-Penulis Sukan Malaysia (SAM)-100Plus-Kementerian Belia dan Sukan (KBS) 2011.
"Terharu dan terkejut. Itu perasaan saya apabila dipilih sebagai atlet terbaik," kata Nur Suryani selepas majlis penganugerahan tersebut yang berlangsung di sebuah hotel di Petaling Jaya, semalam.

Pemilihan tersebut sekaligus meletakkan Nur Suryani sebaris dengan penerima terdahulu seperti Datuk Nicol Ann David (2005, 2007), Datuk Lee Chong Wei (2008), Mohd. Azizulhasni Awang (2009) dan Pandelela Rinong (2010).

Nur Suryani menambah, anugerah itu akan menaikkan semangatnya ketika bertanding dalam beberapa siri Kejohanan Dunia sebelum beraksi di London.

"Kejohanan Dunia yang bermula April nanti akan menjadi pendedahan penting bagi saya dan dalam masa yang sama, memberi saya perasaan dan suasana bertanding di Olimpik kelak," katanya.

Dengan kejayaan itu, Nur Suryani membawa pulang hadiah wang tunai RM10,000 selain trofi yang disampaikan Menteri Belia dan Sukan, Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek.

Dalam pada itu, Anugerah Kewartawanan Sukan Utama SAM-KBS 2011 diraih wartawan Malay Mail, Haresh Deol, sekaligus membolehkannya membawa pulang wang tunai RM10,000 beserta trofi.
Kategori Ulasan Terbaik dirangkul oleh wartawan Utusan Malaysia, Muhammad Dayne Azmin Ghazali yang meraih RM3,000.

Wartawan Kosmo! Shahril Nizam Abdullah dan Helmi Talkah juga tidak pulang dengan tangan kosong apabila masing-masing meraih RM1,000 dan RM500.

Shahril Nizam telah disenarai pendek dalam kategori Ulasan Terbaik dan Laporan Khas Terbaik, manakala Helmi (Berita Terbaik).



- UTUSAN

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