Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts

Saturday, November 17, 2012

Wrestling May Be Added to 27th SEA Games - Pattaya People



On Monday at The Park Hotel in Central Pattaya, The Asian Wrestling Federation held a meeting with the relevant countries to consider adding wrestling to the 27th South East Asian Games. The SEA Games will be held in December 2013 in Myanmar, but wrestling has not yet been added in this tournament.

As Thailand has been helping Myanmar advance in many types of sport, this request emphasized to the reps of the relevant countries the desire to help Thailand promote wrestling to the younger generation. Adding wrestling to the Games will improve the contenders skills, to meet international standards in the near future

Myanmar will host the 27th South East Asian Games, and hopes to win over 100 Gold medals in the 2013 contests, from December 11 to 22, 2013.  The SEA Games, held every two years since 1959, is the largest sports event in Southeast Asia and includes 32 types of sports competitions.

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Thursday, August 23, 2012

Pattaya Kindergarten Games 2012 - Pattaya People

 

 

The Pattaya Kindergarten Games 2012 started on Tuesday morning at the Indoor Athletics Stadium on Soi Chaiyapreuk 2. The competitions were opened by Deputy Mayor Wuttisak Rerm-git-ja-garn, and the purpose of these games is to bring the kindergartens under the jurisdiction of the Pattaya Education Office together, for future friendships and learning. The Grand Opening was exciting and fun, with the adorable little students in the parade making it a beautiful day for all the adults and parents, who proudly watched the performances of their kids before the games started.

The little ones also proved to the adults that they are not too young to follow the rules of the games, or to forgive each other when mistakes happen, and let the games continue. The abilities to follow and to lead were clearly evident in most of the little ones, who were totally encouraged by their cheering classmates.