The men’s high performance prize was awarded to taekwondo player Khalil Jendoubi, while bowler Mouna El Béji won the women’s category, during the annual Olympic torch ceremony, organized Friday evening by the Tunisian National Olympic Committee, in presence of the Minister of Youth and Sports, representatives of sports federations, winners of various prizes and many sports and Olympic personalities.
As for Paralympic sports, the first prize went to Fathi Zouinkhi for men and Najeh Chouaya for women.
During the ceremony, which took place in a hotel in the capital, the various winners were honored following the referendum in which many sports journalists participated.
Here are the winners of the various Olympic Torch awards:
Men’s High Performance: Mohamed Khalil Jendoubi (taekwondo)
Women’s High Performance: Mouna El Béji (boules)
Young talents (boys): Rayane Ben Hafsa (rowing)
Young talent (girls): Khadija Jelassi (wrestling)
Men’s technical coaching: Seifeddine Trabelsi (Taekwondo)
Women’s technical coaching: Yosr Cherni (basketball)
Referee men: Mohamed Ali Chérif (Karate)
Female referee: Sarah Bouhlel (Boxing)
Distinguished associations in women’s sport: Club des sports femmes de Moknine, handball
Emeritus associations in the dissemination and practice of sport, sustainable development and Olympic values: the Association for the Preservation of the Environment of Dégueche
Sports for all: Al-Haneya Sports Association of Mhamdia
Sports governance: Espérance Sportive de Tunis (sports associations) / Tunisian Baseball Federation (sports federations) / Sahel Judo League (Leagues)
Technical, scientific and medical supervision: Dorsaf Mtahni (sports medicine) / Naim Hammami (physiotherapy) / Ramzi Gritli (physical preparation)
Emeritus sportswoman: Henda Thlijane (Le Kef)
Sports volunteering: Slaheddine Berrazaga (Athletics)
School sports: Abou Al Hassan Lakhmi Institute in Sfax (team sports) / Ibn Khaldoun Institute in Sidi Bouzid (individual sports)
Sports promotion centers: The Handball Promotion Center of the Women’s Sports Association of the Sahel (team sports) / The Denden Sports Hope Karate Promotion Center (individual sports).
Disabled men: Fethi Zouinkhi
Disabled women: Najeh Chouaya.
