The General Directorate of Culture, Sports and Youth in North Al Batinah Governorate held the first bowling competitions for people with disabilities in the Wilayat of Sohar on Tuesday. This event was organized in collaboration with and support from Nama Company, along with the participation of several institutions, centers, and schools active in providing services to individuals with disabilities from various Wilayats of the governorate.
Wide Participation of Individuals with Disabilities
This competition brought together a total of 70 individuals with disabilities (aged 10 and above) representing Al Wafa centers in the Wilayats of Al Suwaiq, Al Khabourah, Sohar, Liwa, and Shinas. Additionally, the Association for Children with Disabilities in Saham, the Autism Center in Sohar, and schools affiliated with the General Directorate of Education in North Al Batinah also participated in this event.
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Classification and Results of the Competitions
The players were divided into three age groups: 10 to 15 years, 16 to 21 years, and players aged 22 and above. At the end of the competitions, the first place was awarded to the players from Al Wafa centers for the rehabilitation of individuals with disabilities in Liwa. Meanwhile, the players from the Association for Children with Disabilities in Saham secured the second place, and the players from the Autism Center in Sohar achieved the third place.
This event is recognized not only as a sports competition but also as a social bond for individuals with disabilities and their families. Holding such competitions helps strengthen the morale and self-confidence of the participants, providing them with an opportunity to compete and showcase their abilities.
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