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Ajloun National University wins the bronze medal in the Jordanian Universities Athletics Championship

Ajloun National University wins the bronze medal in the Jordanian Universities Athletics Championship

Ajloun National University achieved a new sporting milestone as its champion player, Ibrahim Nimer Al-Haroub, won the bronze medal in the javelin throw competition during the Jordanian Universities Athletics Championship, held at the Jordan University of Science and Technology with the participation of an elite group of Jordanian university students.

Al-Haroub's bronze medal win came after he recorded a throw of 41.34 meters, placing third behind the University of Jordan, which took first place, and Yarmouk University, which came in second.

In an additional achievement, player Ibrahim Al-Haroub secured fourth place in the long jump competition during the championship on the same day, affirming his athletic capabilities and diverse skills in athletics.

This achievement is the fruit of the efforts made by the Deanship of Student Affairs in supporting sports activities, encouraging students to actively participate in university championships, developing their talents, and refining their abilities, thereby enhancing the university's presence in sports forums at the level of Jordanian universities.

The player's participation took place under the supervision of Captain Omar Sawaneh, sports activities supervisor, and under the directives of the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Yassin Al-Qudah, as part of continuous care for student athletes and the provision of a supportive environment to achieve accomplishments and excellence.

The Ajloun National University family congratulates player Ibrahim Nimer Al-Haroub on this achievement, wishing him further progress and success, and continued delivery of honorable results that raise the university's name high in upcoming championships.

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