


DAILY REPORT · التقرير اليومي


Closing of the Oman Roller Hockey Championship
The Oman Roller Hockey Championship concluded under the patronage of His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed bin Saeed Al Qatbi, Member of the State Council, and in the presence of Dr. Ahmed Hassan, President of the International Roller Hockey Federation; Eng. Faisal bin Mubarak Al Dosari, Vice President of the International Roller Hockey Federation; and Eng. Saud bin Nasser Al Aufi, Chairman of the Oman Skating Sports Committee.
The closing event was also attended by members of the Municipal Council and a large crowd of spectators who gathered to witness the final matches featuring the national teams of Oman, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. The results were as follows:
The championship concluded with the determination of the top three positions following intense and exciting competition among the participating teams. The final standings were as follows:
🥇 First Place – Egypt
Egypt were crowned champions after delivering an impressive performance throughout the tournament, securing the title with a victory in the final match.
🥈 Second Place – Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia finished in second place following a strong competitive campaign, securing the runners-up position and demonstrating a notable performance throughout the championship.
🥉 Third Place – United Arab Emirates
The United Arab Emirates claimed third place after delivering strong performances throughout the competition.
The final standings reflect the high level of competition witnessed throughout the championship, as well as the strong sporting performances and competitive spirit demonstrated by the participating teams.
The Oman national team concluded its participation in the championship in fourth place, following a competitive campaign that featured notable performances and challenging encounters against several participating teams.
Finishing fourth reflects the strong presence of the Omani national team throughout the championship, which brought together teams from several countries in a highly competitive atmosphere and featured strong technical performances.


